Early this morning, the Walt Disney Studios, Marvel, and iTunes released the first trailer for Iron Man 3.
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This is the first time a Marvel movie looked (at least from the tone of the trailer) like Nolan’s Batman series. Not trying to start anything (and personally, I think it is a good thing for this character) but it looks like it may be the best of the Iron Man series… and that says something. Very excited.
I am very excited about this trailer. It seems to be a movie that has a reason for its existence beyond just to make the moneyz. I am pumped to see this come May and to see how the continuity from The Avengers pours over into the next round of solo movies.
Holy Crap.
That looks FANTASTIC.
Holy crap that looks good!
Yeah, Iron Man 2 will go down in history as “the one that you don’t really need to see” after 3 comes out. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed 2, but 1 and 3 are going to be the ones that matter. I can’t wait till april
This looks amazing. Anyone else catch the Captain America Shield on the Mandarins neck? Very odd.
i think you are looking at Mandarin’s rings.
The movie is not yet out, I have no idea if it’ll be any good, but I’m going to see it if only for the extra scene after the credits. There I said it, I’m a sucker for the gimmick, oh the shame…
This deserves a Keanu Reeves “Woah.”
This trailer looks awesome! I had my doubts when it was announced that The Mandarin would be the main villain of the movie because Manny dates back to the Fu Manchu/Yellow Peril propaganda era. But it looks as if Marvel found a way to make the character relevant to modern sensibilites without resorting to racial stereotypes.