English Movie Iron Man 2

Sequels are supposed to be bigger and louder, but not better than the first movie. When it comes to expensive comic book movie sequels with Event Status attached, the expectations are even more concrete. That’s not a rule I made up; that’s the expectations many will have going into Jon Favreau’s “Iron Man 2”, and it’s because of that that many will leave disappointed. It’s unfair, of course, because as with the first movie, “Iron Man 2” bucks genre trends in many ways, and for those who actually appreciated the first movie for its adult charms and comedic sensibilities, the sequel will be a continuation of what Favreau very successfully executed in the first film. In that respect, Favreau has not changed one bit, for better or worse, depending on your perspective. Such is life – and the world of comic book movie sequels.
In “Iron Man 2”, ol Shellhead is back, and he’s still got issues. Lots of issues. First up, some Russian guy with a bird fetish is jonesing for vengeance, thanks to something Tony Stark’s dad may or may not have done back in the day. To accomplish his payback, our Russian villain has fashioned electrical whip constructs using the same tech that powers Stark’s Iron Man suit. Back in the good ol USA, the United States Government wants Iron Man, but Stark isn’t budging. Since we last saw him, we’re told that Iron Man has become a force for good and has single-handedly brought peace to the world one repulsor ray at a time. Meanwhile, fellow weapons seller and corporate nemesis Justin Hammer is really getting on Stark’s nerves, and the secretive spy agency S.H.I.E.L.D., led by a guy with an eyepatch played by Samuel L. Jackson, is keeping a very close eye (ahem) on our hero.

Robert Downey Jr was the best reason to watch the first Iron Man film since he seemed to slide into the role of Tony Stark so flawlessly and effortlessly. RDJ is just as amusing and fun to watch in Iron Man 2. If there were any doubts left over from RDJ's portrayal of Tony Stark from the first film, they're inevitably washed away with his convincing performance in the sequel. Newcomers Mickey Rourke, Sam Rockwell, and Scarlett Johansson are just as impressive. Rourke has been on an incredible streak since The Wrestler and puts in another solid performance here. His Russian accent is pretty spot on and he shows a wider range of emotion than you may not be expecting. Rockwell has been on my "actors to keep an eye on" radar since Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. I thoroughly enjoyed his smarmy performance as Hammer, who has all of the tools at his disposal to make as big of an impact on the world as Tony Stark has only to wind up falling short in the long run. The flirting between Tony and Johansson's Natalie Rushman is pretty captivating, but her crowning achievement is her fight scene in the latter half of the film that practically steals the show. Don Cheadle does have a few humorous one-liners and is great as War Machine, but doesn't really add anything that Terrence Howard already established with the role in the first film. It's slightly disappointing since Cheadle is known for his strong acting roles, but may be a result of the way the Capt. James Rhodes character was written for both films.-www.imdb.com

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