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Originally Posted by HP_Lovecraft  I agree about the intro part. They have to devote enough time, for the benefit of those who know nothing about Ironman, and comics and general. That said, it still seems like they fluffed an 60 minute story into a 120 minute movie.
As far as the anti-military thing. I was referring to the moment where Tony Stark decides to stop making all weapons, including those for our troops-
The message being that the military is bad, since all they do is kill. He saw what "his weapons can do", even though he admits they save lives of our soldiers. Tony then BECOMES a weapon, making him seem hypocritical.
He didn't know at that point that Obidiah was double-dealing. The movie implied that terrorists stole them originally. I would have liked it better if Tony decided to stop making weapons to prevent Obidiah from double-dealing. Not because he became "enlightened". That would have made more sense.
(carefully not including politics to make Schmitti happy) |
I just consider his alleged enlightenment a side affect of his excessive alcohol abuse
