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The scary thing is , this happens in the real world and there is no ironman to help
I showed my mom this movie for the first time last night and this part frightened her because it was almost too realistic for her taste
@@joelcruz9606 oh goshhh :(((
@@joelcruz9606 was her family killed in an terrorist attack too?😔
Even if there was one...americans would never help...
@@m.bition3769 bruh don't say that
I enjoy how Tony never really talks in this scene, or how the audience doesn’t get a view of the inside of his helmet. Makes everything all the more serious.
@@ShadowNova300 but in a cool way
Just the one badass line....."he's all yours". Nothing more needed to be said 🤟🤟🤟🤟
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That's because cinematography-wise, it's shot from the perspective of the villagers.
I miss THIS Iron Man. The suit looked badass as hell, Tony was badass as hell, and just the all around grittiness of the scene itself. No aliens, no magic, none of that. Just cold well dished out justice.
I completely agree. Making the entire MCU into a energy/magic light show made it less impactful and real. What's the difference really between a bolt of magic from Wanda or a blast from Star Lords pistols. Everything has been reduced to a load of CGI lights. The best fights in the MCU had a gritty realness about them, from a Captain Amercia's fist fight in the elevator to Iron Man's village rescue to the Shang Chi bus fight to Daredevil in the long hallway. All felt like the hero's were being pushed hard.
Yes and his suits didn't fall apart from weak attacks. Even the suitcase in Iron Man 2 was a disappointment.
@@Firemarioflower the suitcase suit was still a prototype in that stage and had less armor and weapons for increased mobility and carrying... i'd say it served it's purpose
@@Firemarioflower Really? I usually thought the Hammer Drones design-wise were the cool part about it since they kinda gave me Robotech vibes but I guess I understand lol.
@@Firemarioflowerwell Whiplash was using lightning whips so…..
Him crawling out of the pit and shooting the tank is, to this day, the coolest Iron Man scene... The way the machanic sounds exrpress emotions like anger or surprise is just brilliant. I really miss that in the newer suit versions.
The sound design and cinematography is sublime.
To anyone who thinks its weirdly outdated having a voice changer in his suit, it actually makes perfect sense, cannonically. At this point his identity as Tony Stark was a secret. After the reveal, there was no point in incorporating one anymore
Plus, the effect on it sounds badass
Damn good catch.
He should have just kept it like the comics.
I thought that was just an editing mistake
@@parkeranimations3671 the bodyguard thing in the comics Is stupid
Marvel 2008: "Let's make iron man kill some terrorists"
Marvel 2019: "Let's make thor play fortnite"
Or is he the one playing?
They weren’t owned by Disney at the time, so it’s very obvious why the tone changed in the later films. That’s why the Incredible Hulk is still way better than the current hulk.
Ngl I kinda loved Thor playing Fortnite.
Dude literally lost everything he’d ever had and half the universe died because he failed, depressive spiral is entirely justified
@@spectrum838 I think it's funny don't think about that perspective...
"newer Marvel films aren't as grim!"
"they allowed half the universe - including some of our favorites - to stop existing... that's pretty grim, dude."
Both do unfortunately fit with the general climate at the time of release
2:34 That fall looked more concussive than when Rhodey fell after being hit by Vision, yet Rhodey almost ended up in a wheelchair, and Tony here just shook it off.
this lol
Maybe it's cause his suit is heavier 😅
@@patrick5005 No, just plot armor unfortunately
I think its already been established that the first suits were much tougher than later suits, this isn't the only evidence
@@anonymouse7290 it doesn't matter at all, that wouldn't stop his internal organs from becoming tomato mush from the brutal deceleration
2:22 “he’s all yours” that line and voice was badass
Too bad nobody could hear it over the noise being made by his thrusters. They also probably didn't understand him even if they could hear him.
Lowkey sounds like optimus prime
@@nukepuke932i dont think they need any advice what to do with him
I doubt they understand English anyways… lol
The greatest decision of MARVEL ever made was chose RDJ as ironman.
Nope that would be RDJ going to burger king for that cheeseburger
Honestly Iron Man 1, Spider-man 2, Logan and Joker are much better than The Dark Knight.
I mean TDK is cool with some cool dialogues but the characters are all shallow in Nolan movies.
Good story with bland characters is still bland movie.
Honestly can’t see anyone else play Iron man
@@desipop3654 ????
?💩🐗🧞😈😓?kf
"he's all yours"
Honestly one of my favorite iron man quotes
you stole my comment man!
but yeh it is a great quote
‘And I... am Iron Man.’
SteakMefeefee no one cares
didn't sound like RDJ though. correct me if I'm wrong.
@@dbly1310 it is RDJ, just the tone is a lot deeper, which for me personality only adds to the quote.
Back in the day when it wasn't just a superhero moment, a badass moment. The way the music play as he walks away from the tank. Like those moments where the cool guy walks away and puts the shades on. I really miss these moments. Where the creaters of the film didn't make him just look cool, but badass. There is a difference and this Iron Man was pure badassery.
Well I guess Tony should have been blown up when the tank hit him
Nobody points out how good of a shot that tank gunner was to hit that small of a flying object. Even if he ate it ultimately.
It is imposible ,it is hard enough to hit a plane with a tank gun
@@vinhquangtran8167 stark
he probably is a battlefield player
You are forgetting something, they were outfitted with Stark Tech gear so its entirely conceivable they would have invested in an automated tracking system for the tank in question.
The Abrams has a shell and a fire-control capable of taking out "low-flying" aircraft/heli's
This sequence is the perfect example of how important is the Sound Designing part in any movie
People don't realise that the audio in any production is created and added using various methods and takes an awful lot of time and work. But the audio really enhances the entire experience for the audience. Sound designers, mixers, engineers, foleys, do a fantastic job.
I mean, they completely forgot about the second tank shell that Stark dodged, it vanished into thin air apparently because it doesn't make a peep after he dodges it, it doesn't hit the walls or small shops that Stark was standing behind. As well the enemy combatants that were there or where the Jericho Missles were.
A bit much on the robot movement sound too.
What's really impressive here, is the film's quality and realism. Great cameras and not much CGI
The other nifty thing hiding in the sound design, is if you listen to Tony's initial landing at 1:22, you can hear him grunt from the impact. A VERY nice touch hiding in that audio layer.
@@atigerclaw Holy sh**, you're right! I thought I knew this movie by memory, yet never noticed this.
Thanks for pointing it out!
I’d also throw in costume design. This scene is so cool bc there is weight to the iron man suit. He actually feels invincible. There’s weight to the landing and the movement and that also comes across with the design of the suit. It’s sleek yet bulky. Fast but still powerful. New MCU movies miss on this all the time now.
This movie is an instant 11/10, seriously this is one of the greatest films ever
No wonder it managed to get in the national film registry.
This movie was so fucking good.
Disney bought Iron Man after this. They instantly ran the character into the ground.
Dude was honestly the few MCU characters I liked.
I swear the MCU started turning dogshit right after black panther came out. Black Panther was prolly the last good MCU films put out before DIsney went full corporate moron.
Superhero films
@@Thrawn23. top 5 movie of all time, just barely beaten by Jurassic park and infinity war
@@honkhonk8009 infinity war
@@Thrawn23. you have bad taste
It's sad the more serious and badass era of marvel is gone, I wish it would come back one day but at this point I doubt it
this man went from fight terrorists to Fighting the most powerful being in the universe...
Love you 3000 tony.
He went from fighting terrorists to BEING the most powerful being in the universe.
Yeah steal a comment, Real Original
@@brodieyake7735 uhhh, no. hes not the most powerful being in the universe
HUNTER Base form Thanos isn’t the most powerful being in the universe. But, Thanos with the infinity gauntlet he becomes the most powerful being. Actually, anyone with the infinity gauntlet becomes the most powerful being in the universe.
@@krisskrosssss I don't think so. Not if the beings in the comics are in the mcu
Everyone's talking about the CGI but damn the sound design deserves some appreciation as well.
Abso-fucking-lutely it does. The lack of music also brings in the atmosphere. No quips, no banter, just good old fashioned ass kicking.
@@Twocoolman115 this scene's only competition is any scene with a controlled winter soldier or Thor's entrance in wakanda
No one gives sound design credit which is sad..sound design is one of the most stressful and demanding parts of a film. However, I noticed from rewatching this scene just now that films are getting more and more elaborate with sound design. These sounds sound weak and basic compared to todays standard.
Seismic charges in the star wars attack of the clones are testament to that..
Little known fact the repulsor sounds in this scene is originally just testing fx sound jon favreau made. which is why they sound a bit different compared to the other scenes with them. If you listen closely to these repulsor sounds theres an underlaying “thundercrack” that was put in to make them sound powerful for Iron Man’s debut
From this massive situation, I do wish we have Iron Man in real life
You will have soon. Relax.
This scene out of many proves why this film deserved to be chosen by the national film registry for preservation. This film DESERVES to be immortalized for many generations to come and watch.
2:22 "He's _all_ yours."
The only words spoken by Tony in this scene, and the only words that needed to be.
They probably didn’t even understand him. And they didn’t need to.
Sounds like the Bejewled 2 announcer.
I thought it was his A I from the suit.
@@volstron I don’t think Jarvis sounds that deep, but I might be mistaken.
volstron It's a voice changer to hide his voice as it was still a secret here.
The way he walks away from the tank as it explodes is literally one of the most bad ass scenes across all marvel movies
Cool guys don't look at explosions.
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Cool guys don't look at explosions
Tony walking away from the tank explosion and not looking back with that music is a cinematic legend
Across all the history of cinematography
Real kitties don’t look at the explosion
(A meme I seen a while ago)
The design of Tony’s initial suits remains unrivaled to this day. You can feel the raw power behind everything it does, from every rocket and repulsor blast, to every clank it makes with each footstep. It’s a shame the nanosuits feel so much less impactful by comparison.
Plus the nano tech suit does literally everything. It has a built in AI system that can do almost anything, to hacking abilities, anti-tank missiles, retractable nano tech shield, nigh unlimited energy in the suit, self repairing nanotechnology, repulser blasts, retractable nano tech swords, and can shift form, it’s bullet and air defense proof, heads up display in the helmet, saved data memory in the suit, form fitting and nonrestrictive metal due to its nano technology, cold resistance, water resistance, heat resistance, electricity resistance and more, and is portable and when shrunk down due to it being nano tech it fits in her arc reactor which she can now remove and it’s only around the size of a Starbucks coffee lid.
@@JJ_Jonah what’s really crazy is that the nano tech suit has life support for interstellar travel. Tony just casually exits the atmosphere within seconds. Somehow that skin tight suit is either holding or recycling oxygen. Plus the AI is able to operate outside of Earth. Which in previous movies was established to be impossible since the AI operating system is based on Earth and entirely planet bound. Leaving the Earth used to turn the Iron Man armor into something no better then a knight’s armor from the 14th century
One of the greatest scenes of all time
and 02:45 One of the most iconic scenes in cinema history and in entire MCU
No doubt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Easily one of the best and most iconic for sure.
@@SPIRE_FAN yup
From 2008 to 2022 we've gone from this incredible introduction of Iron Man into live action, to she-hulk twerking in her office. Man, marvel has come so far
fell so far😂
Dang
And people calling us triggered merely for having an opinion. Js, her twerking was never the same as anything else theyve tried to compare it, and call it an expression of love for dance "nothing else." People are willing to be stupid just to be able to believe theyre right.
😂
Twerking be a ho's mating dance, that all it be
Just imagine how scary every funny hero would be if they stopped making jokes. Imagine a guy who can climb walls, overwhelms you with his super strength, and webs you up all without a word.
In the amazing spider-man, they almost had this in the beginning. You see a scene where he's all happy and joking as he webs up a dude, then he goes all silent and serious as he goes to double check if it's the dude that murdered uncle ben. Gave me a few chills
Spectacular Spider-Man plays with this a bit while Parker has the Venom symbiote while fighting the Sinister Six.
@@MasteringJohn to be fair, Peter was asleep and the symbiote was using his body
Spider-Man noir then
That’s what *I* said. Spider-Man would be terrifying if he didn’t talk so much
How one man kickstarted the entire MCU. Downey and Favreau made probably one of the best cinematic superhero movies ever.
Man Of Beard Thor is better that’s why
Im Legit The first two Thor movies sucked but I really liked Ragnarok
@@imlegit8325 Thor fan eh? How's the beer belly?
Black Bandit good
The visitor101 how’s hell?
My favorite specific part in this movie is right after he falls from the tank, and as he's getting up and you see his suit has been through sh#t with the bright blue eyes and hearing the hydraulics moving etc. Just a perfect scene. And it looked pretty well cgi to me compared to the movies afterwards. This Mark suit to me was the best one, every other Mark suit couldn't compare except War Machine in Iron Man 2.
Yea the original films had much better suits. On the later one they got lazy like when he taps on his chest and the suit acts like venom but we know damn well they did it out of laziness to not animate anything cooler
This scene has the best CGI in all of Iron Man movies. Not to mention how badass that walk from blast was.❤
I find it fitting that Tony doesn't say very much in this scene.
He's undoubtedly pissed off about all of his weapons being used by terrorists.
He's also really focused because this is the first time he's used his suit in combat, so he's adjusting to how much of a beating his suit can handle and how much pain he can dish out.
He's also aware that very few people in this country will understand English.
And on the filmmaking perspective, it creates a tone that one man has ascended above all others, and his enemies need to be afraid of him.
@Azaan Naqvi I know, right! 🤣
Damn!!!
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2:22 is this the film making perspective you are talking about. Honestly never thought about it this way. Just adds to the awesomeness of the movie.
@Azaan Naqvi 😂
This movie alone made every marvel project possible
It was actually the BLADE who started it all.
Blade aint part of the MCU
@@johnnickramos5952 It's not about that, if not for Blade, Marvel would have been dead a long time ago.
@@johnnickramos5952 but it was the Marvel C-List comics that paves way for the MCU Franchise. You can actually see a short explanation from BUSINESS INSIDER why BLADE is important in paving the way for the MCU Franchise: Search Business Insider Blade and see for yourself.
@@aldwinflores7029 But Blade ain't part of the MCU , did u even see him in one of the movies starting from Iron Man?
2:39 the breath with a perfect mixture of humanoid robotic voice makes the suite more lively
I always loved every new Iron Man suit iteration by Stark, but there's something to be said about how amazing and "heavy" this suit sounds.
I love how gritty Marvel movies used to be. No dumb jokes just down to the nitty gritty seriousness. This movie and the Incredible Hulk in '08 were the best
💯💯
That was back when Paramount wasn't charged. But once Marvel got acquired by Disney, things overtime very slowly started to go downhill.
@@liamphibia fuck disney honestly
Marvel ALWAYS had gritty and had a darker side underneath it's hopeful and superhero light. It's just ruined by Disney and slept on by butthole toxic DC fans. And I'm a fan of both Marvel and DC.
@@maxxgunner5573 well yeah that's why I say I miss pre-disney marvel
I love how this scene is shown, Tony isn’t a man here, he is a machine specifically there to kill and destroy the men who tried to kill and destroy him.
yeah its like the suit moving on its own
I know right. It’s so PERFECT, near silent from him and epically quick aaaall at once.
I thought he wanted to destroy his weapons that were in their hands?
I saw it more of a liberating thing then a revenge
@@YourHeartIsTheKey I think he did that when he blew up the Jericho missiles, right?
This scene was perfection, 10/10. Nothing that Iron Man did in any of the later movies was as bad ass as this scene right here.
He was pretty badass in his fight with war machine.
Ironman 3 completely neutered Tony tho
9/10 since there's no way that tank could of hit him, unless the gunner had the most insane aim ever
Ya'll really have NO idea how amazing it was to see this in theaters when it first dropped. The effects were just SO good.
I wish I could, I was 3 years old
I saw this when was 7, and it was awesome
@@isaiahlozano5301 lucky man
Oh .... I DO! Saw it in theaters and LOVED IT!
@@pablomartinezcastro7126 I was 4 when my dad took me to see it at the movies and iron man became my favorite superhero every since
You can just feel how determined he is in this scene. Tony's not just fighting to beat the 10 rings or save the villagers, he's fighting because he knows now that he's done nothing for far too long and needs to right his wrongs. Everyone Iron Man saves in this scene is all for Yinsen, a short lived, but genuine friend who sacrificed himself for Tony and urged him to not waste his 2nd chance.
And the most furious part is that they can cast the boy, now as aged man as Iron Heart, its still maintained diversity and even better because he has withness how Iron Man saved his father and his village.
Instead they put a chick on it and she absolutely gay on next film.
@@superspies32yeah, I feel like that kid should’ve became the next Iron Man in my opinion.
@@superspies32 what??? what does a character being gay have to do with anything
@@leonardoa5201 its a South Park reference for what Disnsy is doing right now
@@superspies32wow that is a brilliant idea. The first kid he save and it even checks many of the diversity boxes (except gay) Disney insist on doing
2:54 one of the most badass walk aways ever
Hands up for the tank gunner.
That was one hell of a shot.😳
How did Terrorists recover a High power modern military tank and keep it in good shape and aim it so good?
@@thesuperintendent4290 the tank was from stark industries. It has an aimbot system.
@@bandai7602 Considering how fast Iron man is that is one lucky shot.
@@thesuperintendent4290 it doesn't really seem to be that modern, by the looks of it its just a t-72 or something
@@tatotaytoman5934 Which kind of disregards the Aimbot excuse, Still I'd be happy if I hit that shot before Iron man killed me.
Iron man: You know me?
Guy in tank: I do, you're not the only one cursed with aimbot
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David hatcher You're an idiot.
David hatcher dumb
David hatcher dumbass shit
@@kleberdab3529 did salts rain down on these dumbasses or something
Watching this scene and seeing the current situation in Middle East, I can't help but wonder what would the real-life implications be if a random guy in a metal suit suddenly dropped in the Israel-Hamas and started to free hostages, kill terrorists and change the course of the conflict.
Accusations towards United States most likely
Yeah, wish that iron man is real
@@TWO_THOUSAND_SEAVY_HEAVYyeah 😂❤
But who's the terorist?
@@wiiiiiiihhj isreal
Immediately went to this clip on Oct 7th 2023. If ever we needed him that would be the day.
Iron man vs 60% of palastine?
@@therealmaskriz5716 hmm, problem is that people are spamming shits on both sides of conflict, and i dont have enough brain cells to sacrifice on reading that.
Always preferred the older "bulkier" mechanical suits to the later sleek nano ones. There is something about them that seems so much more badass
Imagine tony with this suit trying to fight thanos
Agreed
@@samuelal-sharan7454 he would get snapped in half so easily
With just a finger
@@samuelal-sharan7454 he'd get absolutely destroyed.
@@samuelal-sharan7454 so he either uses metal suit and gets destroyed or used nano suit and...still gets destroyed? What's your point? Even with Hulkbuster armor Iron Man would still lose against Thanos in 1v1.
Is it just me or were the earlier marvel movies a bit “darker”
They weren't still owned by Familisney
They beheaded the terrorist in the deleted scenes
This was pre-disney
Yeah this was pre Disney so it had a gritty tone but most of the movie still had that Disney tone
ok im getting annoyed of seeing this same comment
The robotic sound is lit 2:40
If Marvel made movies like this today, it'd be a different thing altogether. So sad they chose stupidity and clowning around.
That’s Disney for you
I think one of the most powerful decisions of this scene was to have Tony and Jarvis almost completely silent. Unlike in many future films where there's some banter, maybe a few funny quips from Tony. This is Tony with all that bravado stripped away. This is the real Tony Stark. A hero.
Yeah but that's what makes Tony Stark, well, *Tony Stark* after all. He's mostly known for dodging questions and confrontations with witty banter and Jarvis is to Tony as Alfred is to Bruce Wayne...if Alfred was an AI.
This is not Tony stark... this is Iron Man, the alter ego
Gulmira was Yinsen's home village. Tony wasn't exactly in a quipping mood what with these scumbags knocking over his deceased friend's home.
@@SHARPSPEED yup
I dunno. It felt like he just replaced one super weapon for another in this scene. Luckily he rose above just relentlessly killing people.
This aged well. Who knew this would still be relevant after all years?
Imagine if tony had nano tech during this.
Fr
Knowing Afghanistan, it will be relevant for the next few hundred years or more
How they get all these weapons to fight off the US anyway?
@@noobninja2436 Russia
Best part about this is that you think there is no emotion in this scene but you can just imagine Tony's face under that suit. Just from the silence.
1:39 that hum sound effect, good lord.
Could you imagine a modern MCU movie tackling such a heavy topic like the weapons industry and how we are both knowingly and unknowingly arming terrorists?
we can hope Armor wars head in that direction but who am I kidding.
@@joseph0098 damn and the US is supposed to be the “land of the free”. what a joke
Winter Soldier and Civil War got pretty close
@@spicyman6462 Huh? What? The companies making those movies don’t have to take funding and assistance from the military to help make their movies. That’s their decisions. So yes, it is free.
@@papaofthejohns5882 If you want to use federal government materials you must consent to giving them final cut. Top Gun did the same with the navy
Back when Marvel didn't need stupid jokes, stupid villains and stupid creatures coming from nowhere. Just terrorism being abolished by a serious Iron Man. That's what heroes are truly meant for.
Nowadays everyone is Tony Stark in MCU
even The Incredible Hulk followed these rules too
@@tommyvercetti1111 Which then results in everyone being boring, ironically.
marvel's she hulk is the perfect example of what went wrong
The villains were always the weak point of the MCU, even with this movie. Sad cause they would get some fucking great actors to play some of their villains (Jeff Bridges as Obadiah Stane , Hugo Weaving as Red Skull, etc). But they're usually written as very one-dimensional.
Obadiah Stane is actually an example. Bridges is acting pretty damn well, and when you first get introduced to him he seems like an interestingly intimidating character. But as the movie goes on you realize that he's basically the typical asshole in a suit strawman that sadly gets repeated quite often in the MCU. Once he reveals his true nature and puts on the Iron Monger suit, he turns into a pretty clichéd villain with some generic bad guy lines.
The original comics were even harsher on Tony. He wasn’t just a billionaire playboy philanthropist. He was also coked out half the time and questioning whether his family truly loved him. Ginseng was a brother and first true mentor to him. Not to mention it was the first time he was stone cold sober in years from his coke and alcoholic fueled escapades.
Imagine that Tony, making the realization he was arming terrorists, he was indirectly killing thousands.
That Tony plus this scene, gives you an idea of how impactful this moment is. It’s not a man on a mission, it’s a man who has everything seeking redemption at any cost, even his own life. He realized not everyone is as fortunate or as privileged or gifted as he is. Merely that we all need someone to look up to and right our wrongs. Someone with a will of iron. A damn IRON MAN if you will.
When a movie from 2007 has better CGI than phase 4 movies
I like how they don’t show Tony’s face in these scenes, it gives more of a perspective that the terrorists had, it also makes the scene more intimidating (including the fact that he only talks one time)
that tank must have been shitting bricks when he dodged their shot
that time tom cruise wanted his face time without the helmet
I also love how ironman’s face was never a happy face. Just that blank frown of vengeance. He’s not there to hold your hand and say it’ll be okay, he’s there to guarantee you’re okay.
@@omniverse7976 It's not necessarily a frown, it's just a completely neutral expression. Honestly it's kind of terrifying.
@@Iliadicespecially when it just… walks… you don’t need to see Tony’s face to know he’s pissed.
Movie still looks great to this day. 11 years later...
Yep
@Marquis Beverley
Imo best solo superhero movie
I can't believe it's been 11 years
@@MirzaKhalid yeah... Practical effects always age well, and always will be better than CGI
Damn bro i remember being in 6th grade seeing this movie and being absolutley infatuated with the iron man character, the story of how a regular person made himself a hero
Wishing Iron Man was real now
So your telling me that iron man flew from America to Afghanistan in that suit
That flight probably took 15 to 16 hours.
Batman:i don't kill, Ironman :jarvis put a mini gun on my armor
Batman only doesn’t kill in the comics. In the movies he’s a freaking serial murderer.
@@kingdave31 you would think DC would be able to find a middle ground.... guess that’s asking too much of them
@@kingdave31 Imagine murdering cereal
@@kingdave31 He was even worse in the early comics Think Frank Castle in spandex.
@@kingdave31 yeah in the shitty ones like batman vs superman, but in dark knight series i cant remember him killing anyone. i mean he lets the bad guy die in the first one but he technicly didnt kill, he jsut didnt save him from the crashing train^^
Did that tank just noscope iron man in the air
Forget thanos, this gunner Is the most powerful character
reported him for aim hacks
That guy in the tank must have been noobmaster69’s dad
FanC_LP or noobmaster69 himself
Like all their weapons, it's probably stark tech sold from stane. And you know the crazy stuff stark tech can do.
2:40 he no scoped a headshot.
This movie had suuuuch good sound design dude. The suit sounds real, as he moves you can hear all these motors and servos and gears just twisting and pulling to make the whole thing work.
So satisfying
I just wished there was an Ironman in real world too ,to deal with the terrorists.
Probably one of the most epic scenes in Marvel cinema history, *and the most realistic in it’s simplicity and awesomeness.*
"most realistic"
Why are you everywhere I'm not even subbed
These people idea of realism is completely fucked
One of the worst, fighting with terrorists come on what is epic here. Generic enemies, done zilion times. It would be much better it was some armor special soldiers not this. Its lame. Captain America: Civil War Lagos Fight Scene that is more epic by far
They should hire you then, so it could suck ass and be no MCU.
This iron man is silent, more violent, and the content of this scene is more gritty and terrifying, that's the iron man I love
Same. Iron Man before he got Thanos PTSD.
Wish we got more of him being like this
That's because this isn't Tony playing superhero. This is Tony making up for his lifetime of mistakes. We don't get this side of him again until Civil War.
And it's the Iron Man we would've gotten for the rest of the MCU if it wasn't for Disney buying Marvel in 2009
This is Iron Man pissed
Iron Man 1 was so good, I remember going to watch it with my friends, I was in 7th grade at the time, we had no idea what to expect, the movie was absolutely amazing, Robert Downey Jr. was born to play Tony Stark, the post credits scene with Nick Fury talking about the Avengers initiative blew me away! now to look back at this movie, and what it started feels surreal man! The beginning of the MCU 👏👏👏👏
What a terrifying scenario... I didn't realize it when I was a kid ... damn :/
I feel so bad for them
This scene contains the greatest superhero landing of all time.
Meanwhile Thor : I like this one!
This MK-III Suit should stand against the Captain and the winter soldier. The old Mk-III survived the Tank shell and landed on the ground in high pressure .He had more speed, strength and endurance, and the newer model MK46 will not survive the hand of the winter soldier WTF Marvel.
I KNOW TRUE
@@vready2550 Marvel kills iron man suits actuall abilities to make the scene!
Woohoo! Super-hero landing! Very impractical though, hard on the knees.
This film looks so much better VFX wise than the current marvel films. Look how amazing the suit looks, absolutely crazy.
I wouldn’t say it’s a case of it being better or worse CGI.
The CGI nowadays is arguably better in terms of quality and pixel depth but what makes the difference is the use of it.
In films during this time of cinema this was brand new graphics, the best shit anyone could get but because it was so expensive to use it was used sparingly and thoughtfully.
Nowadays it isn’t as costly for film studios to absolutely cake that shit in CGI with concern for pockets getting thin.
A lot of studios became too dependent so they fail to recognise the importance of prop and CGI hybrids
So at the end of the day we’ll have to wait for that realisation. The very gritty realism is what made cinema amazing.
Only very few movies successfully caked CGI. Avatar being one of them but it makes sense because of the world it’s set in.
Another one I’ll point out that has excessive CGI but works is Guardians of the galaxy, but it needs it. The thing about iron man is besides the suit and few other things, they should stick to prop work and set design.
@@JustBramz well said mate you are absolutely right every words
Also because most of the suit was actually made. Like, they made a physical suit to put on RDJ and the stuntmen. There was minimal CGI used on it, because most of it was real
@@JustBramz Most 2000-2010 movies looks more realistic than today’s movies. That’s what made Hollywood famous in first place.
@@oxyht Agreed there was a time where they looked better on average. There are a few exceptions however I disagree in saying 2000-2010 was prime Hollywood lol.
Prime Hollywood imo was 80’s-90’s cinema. Absolutely fantastic.
God, I forgot how great this movie is. How often you come across a superhero movie where the billionaire becomes a hero after he finds out where his money actually comes from?
When you got surround sound speakers this scene is so badass 1:17
We gunna ignore the fact that 15 years ago tony stark killed arguably the greatest tank gunner in the world? Dude straight up shot a man sized object out of the sky with a tank
In case u didnt read the comments, literally everyone noticed
tis mans do be using hacks
Not hacks, they are using Tony's tech, it has aim assit
Makunu bruh aim bot more like..
I hear tell his ancestor was the pride of the Iron Fleet
Funny how the suit looks more realistic than the one today
I think it’s because they didn’t cgi the suits unlike today
@@justjake385 Parts of both.
In this film the suit is both CGI and Practical. The Practical effects were also done by Stan Winston's studio. One of his last jobs before he passed away.
For those of you that don't know, Stan was the guy responsible for Terminator 2's effects, and the first three Jurassic Parks. Stan was a fucking master.
Another big thing is, in this film as opposed to the Avengers films. ALL the Budget is on Iron man, rather than split amongst characters.
Finally, this Film had people at the helm who were working hard to be as believable as possible. Paying attention to all the little details. Like the whirring and clicking of the Suits as their servos push and pull.
Later on, I think they got a little cocky, a little lazy, and stopped caring about those little details. Iron man 3 for instance had a director (Shane Black) who clearly didn't know shit about Iron man, his mythos, and had his own "Vision".
That's the problem with a lot of comic movies, DC especially. They keep bringing in people who have a "Vision". The don't care about the books at best, and scoff at them at worst. Thinking they somehow know better than the 40-60 years of history.
Whereas the best comic films have people who love the character, the books, and point to the books saying "That. We need to make that."
Thomas Jane said it best in his Punisher film. "You have this great, iconic character. Why fuck with it?"
@@MaxxCoyote a concept you are all not considering, the storyline is supposed to follow that of the comic books, each generation and iteration of the suit is supposed to mimick the functions of those in the comics, this includes the super far out of this world nanotech which was that of the Mark 50 and subsequent mark 85 suits of armor. Also you have to consider the environment Tony is in, with each movie passing, towards the Ultron era, you enter the realm of space aliens and gods fighting people, and there even turns out to be an African country (Wakanda Black Panther Arc) that has access (and subsequently deep in research) to nanotech which unlike the more practical and clunky designs of the more realistic suits, I don’t expect to have any whirring or clicking aside from the few sound effects of the nanotech moving about, and forming panels which ultimately click close in the case of the Mark 85, making Tony’s later suits a bit more realistic in terms of following the story.
you do know it only looks real cus it was also practical but don't lie when you see all of them in the newer films a lot of them look pretty realistic
The CGI was so good because the suit is made out of inanimate objects. Flesh is still VERY difficult to simulate digitally (though we got close with thanos) but cars, buildings, pretty much any object has been able to look photoreal since the 2000s. That's why he looks so good, plus the very realistic and natural lighting, in a realistic environment.
If you look at something like infinity war, you just feel like you're watching a super cool action movie, which isn't inherently bad, but that's all it really registers as: just CGI. But here, it's a realistic scenario in a realistic environment.
I hope this makes sense.
The newer suits were cool and all, but there was something about this movie that was so raw and iconic
Tony: He’s all yours.
Terrorist: uh oh…
The scared look on his face is quite satisfying..
I love how serious Tony is in this scene with just one line he delivers so harshly, we don't even see Tony's face throughout the scene just pure iron man kicking ass
Right. This seems legit. Unlike when Disney came down the line
You are lucky that Joss whedon didn't directed this movie lol
@SIR. Fronos True 😐
@SIR. Fronos dude.. the victims were also muslims/arabs
@SIR. Fronos Hello FBI, we got a terrorist apologist here. Might wanna look into this one.
I wish Iron Man was real right now...
Agreed.
@@huzaifapatel7508 but he can't save afganistan
@@huzaifapatel7508 Elon musk with his army of child slaves from his mines
@@huzaifapatel7508 jurl jurl jurl
@@huzaifapatel7508 not at all.
Iron Man, we need you now :(
In the scene where Iron Man first appears, the sound of the boost when he lands on land and the sound of the metal and armor moving after landing still gives me goosebumps in that scene, on top of that, the fact that there is no background music makes that scene cooler and unfortunately we will never see prime Marvel movies again, I feel sorry for future generations.
The tank shooting him out of the air deserves some props. An impossible shot.
There’s something about older Marvel movies that hit different. The more grounded and realistic feel is way better to me than the whole epic scale CGI fight scenes we get nowadays.
yup all the weird engame thanos etc era of marvel movies is where I gave up
is because it was before Disney.
@@studybooks3395 true
I totally agree. The OG marvel movies > the crappy new ones we get now.
Practical application and CGI coupled together is a dying art.
I missed when the suit made noise when Tony moved and his voice while operating it.
Tech is always upgrading. I know that you use a smartphone. Do you want your smartphone to be blocky as hell and do those monotone sounds? Of course not.
Amon_08 The difference is in the fictitious cool looking suit of armor sounding cool as well, and the not fictitious cellular device.
@Rory Spoons chill man . he just stated his opinions
lmao
no one asked me neither, why am i replying right now
This whole scene seems eerily close to what happened in Isreal on the 7th of Oct. Just without Ironman..
Iron man where u r ??? Israel and Palestine need u right now !
Watch Avengers Endgame and You’ll Know Where He is
2:52 I remember that scene when I saw it in the theater. The audience just busted out laughing from that pitiful little 'ping'. Then morphed from laughing to uproarious applause when the tank blew!
ex-wife, but by Stark Industry
and tony's badass walk without looking back
One of the most iconic Ironman Moments. Crazy to think that 11 years later and he then had nano technology which can form huge shields leg boosters and what not in an instant. I really loved how the longer we go the more advanced it gets
When I saw this I was with a buddy who is an M1 Tank driver for the US Army. He ID'd the tank as a Russian built T-80. He said the ease of its destruction was actually very realistic for this scene due to where the Russian had stored the Ammunition in regards to the crew compartment and the turret autoloader. You get a HEAT round in the spot where Tony dropped his and you've got an internal catastrophic explosion ready to go. Of course, making weapons for the US Military for years, TOny likely knew EXACTLY that little detail.
@@danielhaire6677 dude invented time travel later, goddamn
This is the "badasses don't look at explosions" trope, done correctly.
Hi everywhere
Yup. He's not walking away from the explosion. He's walking towards his next target.
I seen you somewhere before....but where?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
This guy is everywhere that his job is to comment on random videos.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache I like how we don’t hear the tank shell explode.
I saw this movie in theatres when it came out. It single handedly got me into superhero movies and I was on board until End Game because this movie attached me to Ironman. It was just that good.
same
I didn't even care about any super heroes besides spider-man with tobey mcguire because of the movies and later with iron man
it just didn't clicked with me at that time didn't care about comics or cartoons even though I watched other ones as a kid like x man I didn't know that they are from the same universe lol
Still better CGI than the Ironheart suit from Wakanda Forever
"He's all yours!" What a great scene! The feeling of new power and determination surging through him through the testing of his new armored suit for the first time must've been exhilarating for Tony.
And that voice was awesome, I wish Tony never revealed his Identity and that Jarvis is a real butler and fought with the REAL Mandarin
@@bluetaigax1747 Especially that last part, man. The fake Mandarin would’ve been so badass if that was actually him. The one in Shang Chi (the real one) isn’t too bad either.
If it was an 18+ movie about the Balkans then he would’ve been beaten to death 150%
@@bluetaigax1747 Sounds Like Alfred and Batman.
Yet, he also allowed the villagers to have their own revenge on the ring leader ^^
Nobody:
The tank shooter guy:
Holy shit, that was sick, I didn't think I'd actually hit th-
BOOM
Wonder how Tony didn't get internal injuries from that sheer tank round force.
@@TheGamingMotionTGM comic magic
@@TheGamingMotionTGM I mean he is a tech billionaire so maybe it has some safety features like shock absorbers but yeah Comics. (BTW the US Military is currently working on exo suits but they need an electrical outlet so people are saying they are more useful as logistics equipment rather than a fighting one because nobody has yet miniturised a powersource that powerful to power a suit yet.)
Los huevos de pascua de sanandreas en particular tienen la facultad de ser oscuros y tetricos
@@forickgrimaldus8301 Look up Alex labs. He's an engineer working on something cool like that and is building his own exo suit. He posts videos here on CZcams. It's pretty awesome
Imagine being that man. A rifle held to your head, praying for it to be over quickly and hoping your family survives... and then you hear the Stark Resilient afterburners overhead.
What a comment 😊🎉🎉🎉
God damn the sound design is soooo good you really get a feel for the weight of the Iron Man armor his heavy footfalls and mechanical clambering after getting hit with the tank shell just beautiful play this movie LOUD!!!
It's amazing how the CGI still holds up till this day
It helps that they actually built a suit for several scenes, so it's a mix of practical and cgi effects
@@atrep4585 the prototype mark 2 suit was built and was a practical effect scene
The MK2 was built but it wasn't practical. They replaced it in post with cg
@@WonderSilverstrand I'm taking about the animations with all the tech on his arms adjusting was practical effects
@@Azhan.J777 If you're talking about the control surfaces test, it actually wasn't. The whole suit was replaced with a CG model but there was a metal suit originally, it just didn't make it into the final cut
Everyone: "Get that tank operator in the Avengers. He don't miss."
Hawkeye: *Am I a joke to you?*
Bullseye: I NEVER MISS
Yes
Hawkeye rarely missed as well
@@Handlethis81637 try watching daredevil movie
He missed the second shot.....
There’s one thing about this scene that I don’t see a lot of people talking about, and that is the almost fantastical nature of it from the perspective of ordinary people. Think about it. Since this was the first entry in the MCU, there were no gods, aliens, blips, avengers or magicians. To the general public, the world was still relatively normal.
And then they suddenly hear reports of a village in Afghanistan that was saved from terrorists by a red and golden angel that shrugged off sprays of bullets and fired beams of light from its bare hands. The general public probably thought: “What was it? Who was it? Was it even real?”
I have always found this idea fascinating. The idea of ordinary people witnessing these ridiculous events and characters for the first time and asking these questions.
I hope we one day get a superhero movie that really delves into this generally overlooked part of this genre.
What do you think?
This. Is one of the best superhero landings of the MCU
Batman: “I don’t kill”
Iron man: “I take no prisoners”
To be fair, Tony's foes are typically more dangerous than thugs/hired guns. Yes, I know Bruce's are as well, but despite all his tech and strategy, Tony's smarter and understands when non-lethal force would cause more problems in both the short and long term than it'd solve.
poolpepsi i see one prisoner
@@martinez4205 Leaving the leader of that gang to the "Mercy" of his victims is worse than Tony killing him himself. That group of civilians probably made the leader beg for death.
Well I don't really care for Batmans no kill policy. The minute he locks up psychopathic murders like the Joker, Penguin, Two Face and the like then when they escape (which they always do) then every person that dies is because Bruce let these fuckers live. None of this no kill crap.
They should be put down like the monsters that they are. This is why I love Judge Dredd so much.
Dredd: Code 3613, the first degree murder of a Street Judge...
Block Warlord: Let me guess, life. Yaaaah!
Judge Dredd: [turns around and shoots] Death. Court's adjourned.
@@DaDMonDCB He died, he was shown in ironman 2 very injured and asking that guy with that electric flash to avenge him
This was the world’s first introduction to Iron Man. And I love how badass it was. Minimal talk, maximum destruction.
If only it had stayed this good.
this suit had something his newer suits lacked. They felt and sounded heavy like something made out of metal should be. His later suits always had kind of a plastic feeling to them
I agree. It felt substantial, like how something that could take a tank round should feel. Upon rewatch, the nanotech suit from endgame felt... strangely not protective enough. Like it couldn't actually stand a chance of blocking any big hits.
Israel vs palestina
Sad that we never got that Iron Man voice back in any of the movies after this. I really liked when he said “he’s all yours”.
He sounds like optimus prime
I agree, literally underrated voice but I guess they left it since everyone would’ve known it’s Tony now since he doesn’t keep his identity a secret
@@middleCased oh yeah he kinda does
An actual underrated comment. Yes, the voice was my favorite as well. "He's all yours."
@Gabriel Olszyk no it was tony