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(1989) Written and directed by Shin'ya Tsukamoto; Starring: Tomorô Taguchi, Kei Fujiwara, Nobu Kanaoka and Shin'ya Tsukamoto; Available on Blu-ray (Region B), DVD and Amazon Prime Rating: *** “In my films, technology is terrifying but still convenient. The theme is the conflict read more

(NOTE: IRON MAN THREE is exactly how the title is presented in the film's credits....so the way I see it, that's the official title, not IRON MAN 3.) I finally saw IRON MAN THREE the other day. I liked it, and I thought it was a very entertaining film. I don't know much about the Iron Man comic bo read more

(NOTE: IRON MAN THREE is exactly how the title is presented in the film's credits....so the way I see it, that's the official title, not IRON MAN 3.) I finally saw IRON MAN THREE the other day. I liked it, and I thought it was a very entertaining film. I don't know much about the Iron Man comic bo read more

When film began any things that were deemed worth crediting came at the front, or at latest on a title card. The end of the film was reserved for a card saying “The End” and re-affirming who owned the film. As the film industry became more formal and unionized more crediting became neces read more

“Amazing armor! That’s Iron Man! A blazing power! That’s Iron Man!” I am a huge fan of comics, and I must admit that I have a weak spot for superheroes. Judging how Iron Man 3 hit theaters yesterday, I deemed it appropriate to do a little spotlight about good ol’ Shellhead. read more

I had a cute open for this review, even before I saw the film.  It had to do with certain issues I have with flying and falling and great heights, and deciding to see a movie about a superhero who flies to, and falls from, great heights, and seeing that movie in 3D IMAX, a format that is supposed m read more

It looks like Tony Stark will be flying into theaters as planned. According to this article from the L.A. Times, Regal Cinemas have settles their dispute with Disney over the opening and the movie will be opening as scheduled in their theaters. The Times is also reporting that AMC, the nation’ read more

Iron Man may seem poised to rise to the challenge, but there are some villains even a high tech suit of armor can’t help you take on. I’ve been sitting on this one for a few days now, ever since I heard about it last week, just in case it looked like there was going to be a quick resolut read more

This is something I’d usually put in a link roundup, but I really did enjoy reading it and wanted to give it a bit more prominence. Over at The Hooded Utilitarian, Betsy Phillips has written a great article comparing and contrasting the movie and comic character Iron Man, aka Tony Stark, and t read more

This is something I’d usually put in a link roundup, but I really did enjoy reading it and wanted to give it a bit more prominence. Over at The Hooded Utilitarian, Betsy Phillips has written a great article comparing and contrasting the movie and comic character Iron Man, aka Tony Stark, and t read more

Okay, here we go! It’s the new UK trailer for Iron Man 3. Of course that “UK” means ignore the April 25th date, because it’s still scheduled for an early May opening here in the US. Anyway, enjoy! (And yes, for the record, I am completely hyped for this one.) read more

Okay, here we go! It’s the new UK trailer for Iron Man 3. Of course that “UK” means ignore the April 25th date, because it’s still scheduled for an early May opening here in the US. Anyway, enjoy! (And yes, for the record, I am completely hyped for this one.) read more

The Iron Man‘s protagonist is not the Iron Man itself (himself?), which shows up after the halfway point. The protagonist is a cantankerous old man with some magic powers. He lives amongst all the adorable cartoon animals who sing and dance happily and he does what he can to ruin their days. read more

Do you suppose Robert Downey Jr. can dance like this Iron Man? I'll bet he can--and I would line up to see that movie. (That fishing mouse at the end is very Mickey-like--no?) read more