Softwing Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

paulclaassen I've never seen a movie where SO MUCH happens at the right time, the right place at the right moment. Too much just happens by chance and for the sake of making the movie work. Nothing is justified. Some good scenes, but overall way too much CGI and unconvincing storyline. Stark's character has become one-dimensional and painfully predictable, and quite annoying, actually.

jcruz-42957 Iron Man 3 is the worst of the Iron Man trilogy. The narrative has no flow to it making it move along slowly and jaggedly. It makes many attempts to get going but it never picks up speed. Stuttery pacing and underwhelming action bogs the movie down. Robert Downey Jr. does what he can but it isn't enough to make the movie worth seeing. The character arc he follows doesn't seem to work and is less satisfying than his arc in his first two movies and even in The Avengers. Stark is put up in conflict with a villain who fails to make an impact. Driven by bad visual effects, the villain is just another boring antagonist to move the story along. There's only two action sequences that are enjoyable. The rest of the action is just disjointed, and short spurted. At the end of the second act and the beginning of the third act there is a buddy cop aspect between Stark and Rhodey that works great. When that aspect is present the movie actually starts to find its groove, but that groove disintegrates before you know it. Overall, Iron Man 3 lack's that certain eccentric feel that the first two movies did, and the result is an underwhelming and clunky film that should have dedicated more of it's time to being a buddy cop adventure. So I give it a 5.4

Verdugo85 Iron Man 2 could've been better, I still like it but Iron Man 3 is an improvement. Now, I wanna talk about The Mandarin. Alot of fanboys and trouble-making Marvel haters got their panties in a bunch trashing Iron Man 3 only because of the whole Mandarin thing. Yes, thats the only reason why yall hate Iron Man 3, I dont care. I get it, Ben Kingsley was The Mandarin based on the trailer and marketing but the twist took nothing away because he was never The Mandarin. Ben Kingsley's character was just a washed up British actor getting paid to play a role pretending to be a terrorist in the media. The real villain is Aldrich Killian (Guy Pearce), he's the mastermind who used "The Mandarin/Ten Rings" as a decoy to protect his illegal explosive experiment. Killian and his company "AIM" were the villains. Killian claimed to be The Mandarin but he really wasnt, although he did have some traits of the character but he created his own version.And NO! you dont need to watch the One Shot "Hail To The King" short film with Ben Kinglsey to learn that a real Mandarin exist in the MCU. He was already hinted in Iron Man 3 long before the short film was considered. To quote Aldrich Killian "Because the second you give evil a face, a Bin Laden, a Gaddafi, a Mandarin, and you hand the people a target." There you go. That wasnt so hard,eh? The real Mandarin/Ten Rings are still out there. They had nothing to do with the events of Iron Man 3. The One Shot "Hail To The King" short film was not an apology, it was to shut you spoiled brats up.

nazar228 Part 3 of the Iron Man came out just awful, without exaggeration. It's a bad main thief, horrible plot and cardboard suits Tony Stark. I do not recommend!