Iron Man (2008)

[DarthChimay]

I prefer my version. There's just not enough tough-guy-drag in superhero movies these days.

[Doctor Who?]

So, on the Iron Man 2 front, the IMDB states that Mickey Rourke will play the Russian villain Whiplash. Which will really be impressive, since... well, I'll just let the picture speak for itself...



Oh, and according to Wikipedia, she was born in Wilmington, Delaware, which I'm guessing is near Kyrgyzstan?

There is an Iron Man villain from Delaware?

[a pretty girl is like]

So, on the Iron Man 2 front, the IMDB states that Mickey Rourke will play the Russian villain Whiplash. Which will really be impressive, since... well, I'll just let the picture speak for itself...



Oh, and according to Wikipedia, she was born in Wilmington, Delaware, which I'm guessing is near Kyrgyzstan?

There is an Iron Man villain from Delaware?

They call him The Destroyer.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

Er, I wouldn't mind seeing ScarJo with a sniper rifle. I'm sure I DON'T know what she can do in the movie, but it's not like she can create a more gaping hole of a character than Gwyneth Paltrow did. Plus she will be in form fitting black leather.

But don't you know that once you make a good superhero movie that you have to hire several big name stars to load it up with as many bad guys as you can think of?  They'll all need their equal time on screen and forced "tag lines" so they can water down the movies and load them up with product placement to cover their obnoxious salaries.

All so that the franchise becomes a self-parody and dies an early death?

[Rude]

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Is there some unwritten rule that every superhero sequel must feature two bad guys? Batman Returns, Spider-man 2, Fantastic Four 2, The Dark Knight... and now Iron Man 2. Strange.

-Rude

[gbeenie]

So, on the Iron Man 2 front, the IMDB states that Mickey Rourke will play the Russian villain Whiplash. Which will really be impressive, since... well, I'll just let the picture speak for itself...



Oh, and according to Wikipedia, she was born in Wilmington, Delaware, which I'm guessing is near Kyrgyzstan?

There is an Iron Man villain from Delaware?

They call him The Destroyer.

>SMACK<

[gbeenie]

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Is there some unwritten rule that every superhero sequel must feature two bad guys? Batman Returns, Spider-man 2, Fantastic Four 2, The Dark Knight... and now Iron Man 2. Strange.

-Rude

Wait. What two bad guys did Spider-Man 2 feature?

[BathTub]

Was that the one where the 1 Armed Man or the Killer Robot shot Ben?

[BBQ Platypus]

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Is there some unwritten rule that every superhero sequel must feature two bad guys? Batman Returns, Spider-man 2, Fantastic Four 2, The Dark Knight... and now Iron Man 2. Strange.

-Rude

Wait. What two bad guys did Spider-Man 2 feature?

Yeah, I only remember one - Doc Ock.  Unless you count Harry, maybe.  But I don't count Harry.

[bettertomorrowamy]

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Is there some unwritten rule that every superhero sequel must feature two bad guys? Batman Returns, Spider-man 2, Fantastic Four 2, The Dark Knight... and now Iron Man 2. Strange.

-Rude

Wait. What two bad guys did Spider-Man 2 feature?

Yeah, I only remember one - Doc Ock.  Unless you count Harry, maybe.  But I don't count Harry.

Wasn't Mary Jane a villain in that one?

[bratpop]

Men in Black 2 didn't have two villains.

[DarthChimay]

Superman 2 didn't have two villains.






It had three. So, technically I'm right.

[Relaxing Dragon]

Men in Black 2 didn't have two villains.

The villain had an notable henchmen (and then there's that collection of thugs and that one saucer dude), do they count?

[DarthChimay]

Superman 2 didn't have two villains.






It had three. So, technically I'm right.

It had 4, didn't it? Zod, Non, Ursa, and Luthor.

Whoa, buddy. No one said I had be able to count in order to be on this board. You can't go changin' the rules on me all willy-nilly.

[bratpop]

Men in Black 2 didn't have two villains.

The villain had an notable henchmen (and then there's that collection of thugs and that one saucer dude), do they count?

No.