Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

Blistering performances.

I have watched a few episodes of this show and I have to say WHY??? has Tony Stark got his suit as a teenager instead of as an adult.I wish I could give this a 4.5 out of 10 instead of 4 or 5 because at least it is better than the 1994 cartoon (see my review) But at least they got Pepper Potts to be his love interest instead of Julia Carpenter. Well considering how annoying Pepper is as a teenager she at least had a beautiful design with beautiful clothes and believe it or not I had a small crush on her. The show also had good CGI animation. But the main reason why I don't like this show is that like with X-Men Evolution they have de-aged the characters as teenagers but the only difference is that they are attending two schools where Tony and his friends are only attending one like a regular teenager would. But at least it is better than Fantastic Four worlds greatest heroes.

The drawings are ugly. The animation is cheap. Everything to quickly exploit the Iron Man brand with the minimum of investment. The story is rigid and far from creative. Well, it is not as bad as the Pokemon series, but given the feature films made in the franchise I was expecting far more.Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch

If you are someone who can easily relate to the Iron Man/Tony Stark character as being a rather meek, non-descriptive, 16-year-old boy (who is sometimes seriously clueless), then, yes, you just might actually enjoy this animated TV series (from 2008) a whole lot more than I did.I certainly can't argue with the fact that (generally speaking) the 3D CGI animation in this series was really first-rate throughout.But, once again, when it came down to the likes of yet another "Marvel Comics" superhero (regardless of his age), any room left for originality in the story-lines just didn't seem to exist.And, of course - With that in mind - It, inevitably, all came down to the fact that with so much prevailing, over-the-top butt-kicking (which was geared at an accelerated pace in order to gloss over all of the show's abundant flaws and inadequacies), it, unfortunately, left this dissatisfied viewer thinking way too often about how many times he's seen this same-old tired crime-fighting stuff about 1000 times before.

Usually it really bugs me the entertainment industry takes a great story like Iron Man and makes all the main characters kids, but not so with this animated series. As I have grown older and witnessed the pure crap that is focused towards a younger audience, it is encouraging to see a fun and worth while show come on the horizon. All of my children, from age 3 to 12, love this series. We have the first 6 episodes on Netflix Watch Instantly and my kids watch the entire series frequently. I watched it with them the first time and found it to be quite entertaining. Not the same quality as the latest movie, but good enough to keep me spending quality time with the kids.I just hope we will see this continue on for a while and more episodes appear on Netflix Watch Instantly.