Iron Man 3
Release Date: 24th April 2013 - Australia
Production Companies
Paramount Pictures
Marvel Studios
DMG Entertainment
Distribution
Walt Disney Studios Motion
Pictures Australia
Genre: Action
Rating: M
Runtime: 135 minutes
Budget: $200,000,000
Box Office Gross:
$1,215,439,994
(Worldwide)
Plot Summary
Industrialist Tony Stark/
Iron Man is pitted against
an enemy whose reach
knows no bounds. When
his enemy destroys Stark's
personal world, he sets off
on a harrowing journey
that will test his mettle at
every turn as he tries tofind those responsible.
When his back is put
against the wall, Stark has
to survive by his own
devices, counting on his
ingenuity and instincts to
protect his friends and
family. During his struggles,
Stark discovers the answer
to the question that has
secretly haunted him: doesthe man make the suit or
does the suit make him a
man? (Source - Metro Cinemas)
Cast
Robert Downey Jr. - Tony
Stark/Iron Man
Gwyneth Paltrow - Pepper
PottsGuy Pearce - Aldrich Killian
Don Cheadle - Col. James
"Rhodey" Rhodes/Iron Patriot
Ben Kingsley - The Mandarin
Jon Favreau - Happy Hogan
Paul Bettany - JARVIS (Voice)
Rebecca Hall - Dr. Maya
Hensen
Stephanie Szostak - Brandt
James Badge Dale - Savin
Ty Simpkins - Harley Keener
William Sadler - President Ellis
Miguel Ferrer - Vice
President Rodriguez
Ashley Hamilton - Taggart
Stan Lee - Pageant Judge (Cameo)
Bill Maher - Himself (Cameo)
Joan Rivers - Herself (Cameo)
George Kotsiopoulous - Himself (Cameo)
Pat Kiernan - Himself (Cameo)
Josh Elliott - Himself (Cameo)
Megan Henderson - Herself (Cameo)
Thomas Roberts - Himself (Cameo)
Mark Ruffalo - Bruce Banner (Cameo) (Uncredited)
Crew
Screenplay/Director - Shane Black
Based on Characters - Don Heck,
Ashley Hamilton - Taggart
Stan Lee - Pageant Judge (Cameo)
Bill Maher - Himself (Cameo)
Joan Rivers - Herself (Cameo)
George Kotsiopoulous - Himself (Cameo)
Pat Kiernan - Himself (Cameo)
Josh Elliott - Himself (Cameo)
Megan Henderson - Herself (Cameo)
Thomas Roberts - Himself (Cameo)
Mark Ruffalo - Bruce Banner (Cameo) (Uncredited)
Crew
Screenplay/Director - Shane Black
Based on Characters - Don Heck,
Larry Lieber & Jack Kirby
Based on Characters/Executive Producer - Stan Lee
Screenplay - Drew Pearce
Executive Producers - Victoria Alonso,
Stephen Broussard, Louis D'Esposito, Jon Favreau,
Alan Fine, Dan Mintz, Charles Newrith, Bing Wu
& Wen-ge Xiao
Producer - Kevin Feige
Casting Director - Sarah Finn
Production Designer - Bill Brzeski
Supervising Art Director - Desma Murphy
Art Directors - Alan Hook, Jay Pelissier,
Brian Stultz & John Eaves (Uncredited)
Set Decorators - Danielle Berman & Lauri Giffin
Costume Designer - Louise Frogley
Director of Photography - John Toll
Second Unit Director - Brian Smrz
Second Unit Director (Uncredited)/Stunt Coordinator -
Jeff Habberstad
Stunt Coordinator - Markos Rounthwaite
Fight Choreographer - Eric Oram
Special Effects Supervisor - Daniel Sudick
Visual Effects Supervisors: Weta Digital -
Guy Williams, Matt Aitken & Keith Miller
Visual Effects Supervisors - Mark Bakowski,
Erik Nash, Saravanan Stalin & Christopher Townsend
Visual Effects Supervisors: Fuel VFX - Paul Butterworth
& Simon Maddison
Visual Effects Supervisor: Digital Domain - Erik Nash
Visual Effects Supervisor: Cinesite - Simon Stanley-Clamp
Based on Characters/Executive Producer - Stan Lee
Screenplay - Drew Pearce
Executive Producers - Victoria Alonso,
Stephen Broussard, Louis D'Esposito, Jon Favreau,
Alan Fine, Dan Mintz, Charles Newrith, Bing Wu
& Wen-ge Xiao
Producer - Kevin Feige
Casting Director - Sarah Finn
Production Designer - Bill Brzeski
Supervising Art Director - Desma Murphy
Art Directors - Alan Hook, Jay Pelissier,
Brian Stultz & John Eaves (Uncredited)
Set Decorators - Danielle Berman & Lauri Giffin
Costume Designer - Louise Frogley
Director of Photography - John Toll
Second Unit Director - Brian Smrz
Second Unit Director (Uncredited)/Stunt Coordinator -
Jeff Habberstad
Stunt Coordinator - Markos Rounthwaite
Fight Choreographer - Eric Oram
Special Effects Supervisor - Daniel Sudick
Visual Effects Supervisors: Weta Digital -
Guy Williams, Matt Aitken & Keith Miller
Visual Effects Supervisors - Mark Bakowski,
Erik Nash, Saravanan Stalin & Christopher Townsend
Visual Effects Supervisors: Fuel VFX - Paul Butterworth
& Simon Maddison
Visual Effects Supervisor: Digital Domain - Erik Nash
Visual Effects Supervisor: Cinesite - Simon Stanley-Clamp
Visual Effects Production Supervisor: Scanline VFX -
Bryan Grill
Second Unit Visual Effects Supervisor - Dan DeLeeuw
Visual Effects Producer - Mark G. Soper
Visual Effects Producer: Digital Domain - Daniel Brimer
Senior Animation Supervisor: Digital Domain -
Erik Gamache
Animation Supervisor: Luma Pictures - Raphael A. Pimentel
Film Editors - Peter S. Elliott & Jeffrey Ford
Music Supervisor - Dave Jordan
Music - Brian Tyler
Review
Unfortunate but without a pity, 'IRON MAN 3' underwhelms me on seeing that the premise for the new lacklustre sequel is unfolded makes me want to less proclaim it in a serious occasion. Ben Kingsley is the reason why I'm disappointed and though he was a good actor. I was thrilled that he would act as the protagonist's main nemesis and most difficult foe The Mandarin and be like all the other English villains. I was not pleased when the character Kingsley was portraying is actually a nobody. I was shocked, it really starting my nerves to bust and makes me not deserving false advertising that pranks everybody. In the midst of its controversy, Robert Downey Jr. is still appreciated for his continuing role as Iron Man. The action, visuals and actor Guy Pearce's performance are more privileged than the useless twist of the story-line.
It’s a semi-bad ending of a final conclusion that all great chapters end like this aren't made anymore and they got 'IRON MAN 3' into the deep package. The film should be very crucial to the people and fans of this unimaginable black sheep. I feel sorrow that 'IRON MAN 3' failed to live up the previous instalments but I'm still not a big fan of the character and the result was indifferent.
Second Unit Visual Effects Supervisor - Dan DeLeeuw
Visual Effects Producer - Mark G. Soper
Visual Effects Producer: Digital Domain - Daniel Brimer
Senior Animation Supervisor: Digital Domain -
Erik Gamache
Animation Supervisor: Luma Pictures - Raphael A. Pimentel
Film Editors - Peter S. Elliott & Jeffrey Ford
Music Supervisor - Dave Jordan
Music - Brian Tyler
Review
Unfortunate but without a pity, 'IRON MAN 3' underwhelms me on seeing that the premise for the new lacklustre sequel is unfolded makes me want to less proclaim it in a serious occasion. Ben Kingsley is the reason why I'm disappointed and though he was a good actor. I was thrilled that he would act as the protagonist's main nemesis and most difficult foe The Mandarin and be like all the other English villains. I was not pleased when the character Kingsley was portraying is actually a nobody. I was shocked, it really starting my nerves to bust and makes me not deserving false advertising that pranks everybody. In the midst of its controversy, Robert Downey Jr. is still appreciated for his continuing role as Iron Man. The action, visuals and actor Guy Pearce's performance are more privileged than the useless twist of the story-line.
It’s a semi-bad ending of a final conclusion that all great chapters end like this aren't made anymore and they got 'IRON MAN 3' into the deep package. The film should be very crucial to the people and fans of this unimaginable black sheep. I feel sorrow that 'IRON MAN 3' failed to live up the previous instalments but I'm still not a big fan of the character and the result was indifferent.
Definitely the superior successor to the last one in regards of character development and involvement, great humor, and satisfying action sequences. Good review.
ReplyDeleteYou have a better opinion than mine, my review thatn you've looked at is supposed to be very average and unlikable.
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