Iron Man 2

[optimus1]

Where was the Stan Lee cameo? Normally I am pretty good at Picking him out, but this time I completely missed it, until I saw his name in the credits.

I think he was the one called 'Howard Stern' at Stark's show at the start of the movie at the red carpet arrivals

[5FDP]

**SPOILER**













Stan Lee played talk show host Larry King.

[Deceptic_Optic]

watch this in gold class yesterday and i am just speechless... its worth it since ironman is the only movies ive seen in there! very AWESOME!!!... and it definitely has its wow factor

[Bartrim]

Oh, and stick around after the end credits.

Yeah my wife and I were the only ones who stuck around and because it was the last screening the cinema workers were trying to kick us out. I refused saying I paid for the ticket Iwant to see the whole movie.

I enjoyed it... worth seeing but don't know if it was as good as the first. Oh who else here wanted to slap Sam Rockwell?

[Vector Prime]

Was I watching the same movie as everyone else that's posted on this thread?

I watched it last night and thought that it was just 'okay' - some parts of it were an absolute snore-fest while other parts were fantastic.

IMHO, it didn't manage to pull off a Godfather... i.e. where the sequel was better than the original movie.

Was it worth the price of admission? Barely.

Would I watch it again in the cinemas? No.

Would I buy it when it comes out on Blu-Ray? Yes.

[Burn]

I enjoyed it.

Robert Downey Jr was still awesome as Stark.

Don Cheadle just didn't work for me as Rhodey. Bring back Terrence Howard!

Gwyneth Paltrow seemed a bit off this time as Pepper, first movie she nailed it, this time, something just didn't feel right.

Scarlett Johansen, once she put the Black Widow outfit on, was spot on.

Samuel L Jackson as Nick Fury also seemed off. He was too light hearted, Fury to me always should have been harder.

Justin Hammer ... ugh, this character I just didn't get. I know he's been a business rival of Stark's, but the rivallry in the movie just seemed forced.

But Mickey Rourke, he worked good. The Whiplash/Titanium Man armour didn't however. That seemed pointless and too short. Thankfully it can be overlooked with Iron Man/War Machine cutting loose on the drones.

[k.wong23]

Fabulous! loved it except for the 20 odd kids in the row in front needing to take a slash half the time...

[Towers_Spy]

Was I watching the same movie as everyone else that's posted on this thread? .

Agreed. I did see it again last night, just to satisfy my curiosity, and I realised what was missing - actual proper Iron man action. I felt it was lacking. Like, there were bits in the suit and of course the end fight section, but it was so unlike the first movie where it was all about the suit and bascially what makes up iron man. I found myself losing interest and waiting for the end to hurry up and get here *shrugs* However there were more comedic parts, I loved the dialogue between all the characters; gotta love a snark-fest, and the little one liners that you almost miss.

Dont think it was worth seeing it again in the cinema but hey I did it anyway I'll get it in DVD eventually

[Burn]

I found myself losing interest and waiting for the end to hurry up and get here

I couldn't wait for it to end, not due to lack of interest, but due to the fact that five mins into the movie I needed to pee and was too stubborn to run out in case I missed something.

[5FDP]

Yeah my wife and I were the only ones who stuck around and because it was the last screening the cinema workers were trying to kick us out. I refused saying I paid for the ticket Iwant to see the whole movie.

Same. Actually, I think that there were about 5 other people who stayed until after the end credits.