Such an odd angle to be falling from at that altitude, especially with the position he’s in. Listen, if Disney and Marvel expect us to by into this third Iron Man movie is it too much to ask that its marketing be 100% scientifically accurate?
That answer is yes. Yes it is. A lame Super Bowl teaser teaser below the poster for the 2-1/2 people that care about that sort of thing.
Source: Entertainment Weekly
11 comments
Now mater how good that teaser was it would have been lame, as it is a commercial for a commercial. It would have been perfect if YouTube made us watch a commercial before the video.
Is that like an advert for a trailer thats advertising the trailer…
Tim Kelly, The way Tony is falling, it seems that The Mandarin has a way to…Attract him, perhaps with a…Giant Magnet!
I’ve seen enough Dragonball Z to know what it looks like when a guy gets punched hard enough to arc across the stratosphere. This is legit!
andrewhawkins, Maybe Tony was hit by…Fin Fang Foom!
Yeah Tim, I don’t understand your “scientifically accurate” comment. If he was traveling at speed (either on his own, or due to some outside force) that trajectory is completely feasible.
Sometimes I take pleasure in playing the ignorant blogger, you guys.
Isn’t Iron Man “falling” cause his suit failed or some shit in every movie? I think we need him getting sucked into space or something to switch things up a bit. Or maybe getting sucked/blown sideways…I always liked that, myself, for entirely different reasons.
So does Tony Stark equal Icarus in this poster, with his hubris getting the best of him! Me thinks precious, me thinks.
Aww, Down sell yourself short guy. (I’m not your guy, pal).
You’re quickly becoming one of the trustworthy in regards to reviews.
I just can’t trust someone who doesn’t understand physics. 🙂 … Or people that hate dogs.
Or women.
Comments are shown as archived from the original site; new comments are closed.