Whiplash wants his Burd: Iron Man 2 Thread - Page 3

Magus · 05-09-2010, 10:14 PM

Tony's hapless male assistant was pretty likeable. In fact he was actually sort of useful for having no super powers, especially earlier on.

RickZarber · 05-10-2010, 12:29 AM

You talking about Happy?

'Cause I was actually kind of surprised how much screen time Jon Favreau gave himself.

All in all I think this one suffers a bit from having too many plot-lines without enough focus on any of them. While they were cool, had any or all of the scenes setting up the Avengers movie been left out, it would have been a tighter film.

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