Introduction
Iron Man 2 is a 2010 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Iron Man. It follows the 2008 film “Iron Man” and is the third film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe series.
Directed by Jon Favreau, the film stars Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Scarlett Johansson, and Mickey Rourke.
The film mainly tells that after Tony became Iron Man, he began to have three new problems, competition with Hammer Industries, revenge on Feud Ivan, and his palladium poisoning. Finally, he solved these problems one by one.
The film premiered in Los Angeles on April 26, 2010, and was released in the United States on May 7.
Plot Summary
Six months ago, young arms dealer Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) faced the biggest crisis of his life. Not only was his body repaired but also abused by his partner who is always close to him. Fortunately, this problem was solved thanks to the new clothes she designed. Stark’s code name before the public is one more than Playboy and Billionaires, namely: Iron Man.
Unlike the other heroes, Stark shies away from hiding his identity. He pretends and appears in various places using Iron Man, which has attracted the attention of the military. Congress asked him to hand over Iron Man. Uniforms and the government is increasing pressure on them. At the same time, arms dealer Justin Hammer (Sam Rockwell) also aims to develop the same technology to counter Stark. Under this pressure, Pepper’s secretary Pozzy (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) was always with him, comforting him when he drank and ran away from reality.
The great Stark has long been a thorn in the side of villains of all kinds, two of them specifically wanting to take down Iron Man, the other being Ivan (Mickey Locke), a Russian criminal, who himself uses the same source. . The better whip gives Stark a tough fight in the race; The other is Natasha (Scarlett Johansson), a beautiful black widow who also has her own goal of getting closer to Stark.
Problems with Iron Man 2 Review
“Iron Man 2″ could be a polished, high-octane sequel, not nearly as good because the original however builds all over again on an unusual performance by Robert Downey Jr. The superhero genre isn’t necessarily great, but when it’s out there (as in “Iron Man” and “The Dark Knight”), it raises the bar. Downey here gives us a Tony Stark who is more cocky and cocky than ever. Or, and here’s the key, it appears.
All heroes have fatal flaws. This is one of the rules of the road in fiction. It’s Tony Stark’s fault that he dies. The act of great sin comes naturally but is now useful in disguise. His chest battery, or life source, whatever it is, is spilling and poisoning his blood. It works by using the rarest element in the periodic table, and renewing it would require finding or inventing a new element. It’s not easy.
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So Tony stands aside at large events and uses a small blood monitor – named the “Stark Blood Monitor” if anyone sees it – which tells him that his blood poison is headed to death. is growing. It is his personal fear, not shared even with Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow), who runs his company.
Stark sponsors the Stark Expo at the New York World’s Fair and flies in to appear in an Iron Man suit and promise world peace. The stadium is full of fans. His arch-rival Justin Hammer (Sam Rockwell) organizes an army of rival steel suits. A congressional committee led by famed Senator Stern (Gary Shandling) wants Stark to make Iron Man an asset to the Department of Defense. And in Russia, the bitter Ivan Vanko (Mickey Rourke) believes Stark’s father stole Iron Man’s secrets from his father.
Hammer hires Vanko to design a better suit than Stark, the two suit designs go to war, we get half an hour of impressive special effects, and Bob’s your uncle. But he also has a niece, a charming art expert played by Scarlett Johansson, who may have more than meets the eye. In the comic books, the character was named Black Widow, which was never a good sign. Fighting on Stark’s side is his fellow Lt. Col. “Roddy” Rhodes (Don Cheadle); Navigating through a heated storm of enemy missiles, the two found time to talk. How slow will the arrow be going if your friend has time to warn you to block it?
The best CGI sequence in the film is interrupted when Tony Stark decides to drive his car to the Monaco Grand Prix, and Ivan Vanko stands fearlessly in the middle of the race, dressed as a strange gladiator and lightning. Can cut the whip. The car is two. He nearly destroys Stark, which is so exciting that we forget to wonder how he knew Tony was driving his car. Hammer signed him after this race.
Mickey Rourke gives us all Ivan Vanko we could have ever wanted, except he has a third hand to make room for more tattoos. His performances include his gold teeth, a heartless laugh, and lots of grunting. Sam Rockwell gives an aggressively comedic performance as Hammer, a whiner who seems in over his head in the big arms business.
Iron Man 2 Trailer
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