everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Better Late Then Never

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

I now completely understand how much MCU movies are overrated by the wider audience, especially by the HC fans. I've watched Black Panther, now I've watched this and I realised how mediocre this movies are, but still they made a huge amount of money and have a great rating on IMDB. This movie offers nothing special, the story offers next to nothing, the anti-heroes have never been worse, the CGI is bad, the way everyone fires up like the fire guy from Fantastic 4 makes me wanna puke, the ending is boring and Iron Man for some reason, I guess on purpose, is way less involved in action sequences and drama than the previous movies which makes the movie worse than they planned... oh well, 5/10 for me.

This movie is awesome. The action is entertaining, its funny, the acting is great, and the story is well-told and interesting. Nothing about this movie doesn't work. Even if you're not a fan, you'll love it.My only complaint doesn't even really have anything to do with the movie. That is, of course, the slight lack of tension. I know that a lot of these characters appear in later movies and therefore aren't going to die, but that doesn't really take that much away from this move.

The craze for Robert is alone enough to lure the public into watching this movie. Moreover the dismantling and assembling of the suit is another interesting feature. The graphics were good and so was the twist in the end when Gwyneth gains the powers and saves Ironman. Interesting.

Movie Review: "Iron Man 3" (2013)Seldom could a Hollywood movie could recoup that much punch in extraordinary high-class science-fiction toward a pitch-perfect 120-Minute-Cut starring in done-and-enjoying the ride actor Robert Downey Jr. as hyper-realistic engineering genius Tony Stark, manfacturing remotely-moving metal pieces of his "Iron Man" amor suit, when the strongest nemesis character in the "Trilogy", coming from stumbling as awkard beginnings at an haunting silvester night from 1999-to-2000, then in tailored-excellence playing actor Guy Pearce, who nevertheless gives superb story-supporting actors enough space to shine as Ben Kingsley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Rebecca Hall, Don Cheadle as War Machine and James Badge Dale as infamous character of Savin, sharing fierce-striking moments of full-frontal unarmored character confrontations as right-down-to-the-spot of Hollywood entertainment director Shane Black had been staying fully involved throughout production to deliver a science-fiction action-comedy masterpiece of recent motion picture history in favors for producer Kevin Feige, in constant charge of the evolving "Marvel Studios", who here can count this "Iron Man" installment to the limited "Billion-Dollar-Movie-Club" members, not only in revenue, but also in cinematic quality deliveries.Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC