Iron Man 3 *FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary
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"They come up with a new villain for every movie!" Well, they do have 70 years worth of comics to pull from, so there's no shortage of villains in sight!
LOL. True
I think that i read a thing once that said that Marvel Comics has 5,000 Trademarked characters.
Definently a shortage of GOOD villians, especially ironman.
@@rowdeemunkee excuse me good villains I'm a bit confused also did you just call Iron man a villain
@@captainvanghn well no, meant his rouges gallery. But also yes, he is technically his own worst enemy.
"I love that Jarvis has become a super hero"
Ahh... yes.
Hahaha
Was looking for this comment haha
Maybe sheâs having visions of the future ;)
@@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH You should capitalize the word visions.
@@jar768jake Me too.
Watching the Marvel movies in chronological order exposes a first-time watcher to devastating post-credit scene spoilers & confusing out-of-context plot points.
There's really no reason to watch the movies in anything other than release order.
Also, the character in that movie isn't relevant to anything for 20 movies, and will probably be forgotten by the time they do become relevant.
There's a dude who has put the work in and actually edited the whole thing together in timeline order (except where it would mess with the storytelling), which puts the post credit scenes in the right places. It's a little clunky in spots because obviously these movies weren't made that way, but it's really fun for someone who has already seen all the movies a couple of times. The "snap" sequence that incorporates scenes from something like four different movies is actually edited very nicely and works pretty seamlessly.
@@jackprather81 I've got it downloaded. It's very cool. AND very long. ;)
Why the fuck do people do this it doesn't make sense!
@@jackprather81 oooh - where did you find this? I've watched all the movies many times, and I would love to see it in a different way.
The scene where people were falling from the plane was real. Except for obvious scenes with Iron Man suit, everything is real. They Hired actual sky-divers for that.
Bizarre to see you here, dude!
omg it's adik. love you man. so cool that you watch reactors
thats pretty cool never knew that
Wow I never knew that! Thatâs why I freaking love filmmaking! Thanks for sharing.
Well...a lot of cgi enhancement over real skydivers. Here's a link to the "How we did it" featurette: czcams.com/video/RJtLa0Jyzec/video.html
The "I loved you in A Christmas Story" is an inside joke to the fact that Peter Billingsley (AKA Ralphie) is actually in the first Iron Man movie. (He's the "I'm not Tony Stark!" engineer.)
And he's a producer too I think of the first Iron Man.
And he shows up again in Spider-Man: Far from Home
Did not know that . Cool .
Peter and Jon Favreau are partners. Jon directs and Peter is the producer. They've made everything together.
I first remember Peter Billingsley as Messy Marvin in the Hershey chocolate syrup commercials, then as a regular on "Real People".
Release order is better. Chronological is fine for a much later re-watch.
Well, good luck with putting all the scenes in chronological order lol, that's an editing challenge.
@@algi1 well, he did say "much" later!!! đ
@@algi1 Exactly! To watch these movies in chronological order would be a real PITA. By my count, it would require watching the 25 movies (so far) in 42 segments. First, you watch the intro to Thor: The Dark World, then the backstory of Hela part from Thor: Ragnarok, then the intro to Thor. Then the historical part of Shang-Chi. Then the historical part of Black Panther. Then Captain America: The First Avenger, but you have to stop before the end. Then the past parts of Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Then the intro to Guardians of the Galaxy. Then Captain Marvel, but skipping the mid-credit scene. Then the intro to Ant Man. Then the past parts of Black Panther (in New York), then the opening credits of The Incredible Hulk. Only then can you watch Iron Man - as a whole movie, without interruption. Then the rest of Hulk. And so on.
Long story short: chronological order is a dumb idea.
@@PhilBagels I have never seen anyone suggest that chronological order should be taken to that extreme. You can watch the movies in a more chronological order without worrying about every little flashback segment within those movies. Who is being a dumbass here?
@@PhilBagels first you have to re-edit a pile of segments out of The Eternals and put those WAAAAY at the start... They go from 7000 years ago to now in that.
The Mandarin in the comics was one of Iron Manâs greatest enemies so having a fake Mandarin disappointed a lot of fans over time Iâve come to like Trevor
A "real" Mandarin would annoy China. And Hollywood WILL NOT annoy China.
Yeah I agree with you that was another mistake in movies đ„đ
Ashleigh loving Jarvis makes me really happy. I really think she'll enjoy the producer's Vision for future films ;)
i see what you did there lol
10/10 joke.
I understood that reference
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Wink wink!
Nudge nudge!
Say no more!
Love the "Honestly, I'm only working here!" - guy. :) He basically is the punchline to generations of underpaid henchmen who were willing to fight obviously superior foes to the death. And when you think about it... It IS kind of weird that this doesn't happen any more often. :)
...this, of course, leads some comic book fans to point out: Bob, Agent of Hydra.
She should probably watch Clerks at some point, if only for the infamous Star Wars dialogue.
my thoughts EVERY TIME!1!1 Id be the same.. "They dont pay me enough to risk my life soooo i'm out, byeeeee"
"This poor robot of Tony's, I'm so happy he's become a character in these movies"
*waits for the emotional trauma of watching the robots fall over the cliff*
"If she had fingers those would be peace signs." She's a cat Ash. If she had fingers she'd be flipping us off.
Finally geez đ we love you anyways tho đ
also no gang signs!
lol so true XD
If Beans had fingers and thumbs, she wouldn't need Ashleigh to operate the can opener.
At that point, the human becomes a needless annoyance, best disposed of.
@@thomashiggins9320 Fair enough.
âI love a white power dress suit!â
-Nathan Bedford Forrest
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Dude... I can't stop laughing! Well played!
LMAO that's so wrong đđđ
Yeah, she probably shouldâve spaced out the words a bit more
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That's exactly what I thought when she said it!
"Who is big purple chin man?"
This channel is GOLDEN.
Thanos
Don't let Nat hear you.
Natalie is golden. Ashleigh is platinum.
@@AnOldYoungGuy Natalie is blue. Lefty blue
@@realisticthought1781 I'm glad I saw her watch Firefly, then. I had to leave her channel. Too many F-Bombs.
Ashleigh : " I hope the little kid makes an appearance again"
Me: đŹ
Oh.. he do đ„Č
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Well....
And she hopes Pepper becomes a superhero...
I thought Ben Kingsley was the perfect choice for the Mandarin and got such a shock to find out he was Trevor, but I actually find the twist to be so funny that I'm not mad about it(plus he did an amazing job).
Just an FYI: The Marvel Universe literally has thousands of comic book characters to choose from. The MCU could not even make a dent on the selection they have to pick from in our life time at the pace they are moving.
BRUTE SQUAD!
Last i checked they said marvel has 1500 i don't know if it's heroes or characters but even if it's just heroes i think by endgame they had like only 40 some characters which is barely a speck on the floor of a basketball court compared to the comics but i don't thick anyone's clamoring for some of the dumb ones like that polka dot guy Spider-Man fought in the animated series
@@anthonyrangel7239 You say that, but like maybe three people were clammoring for a Guardians of the Galaxy movie until James Gunn got his hands on them so you never know what characters will work in the films and TV shows. Hell, there were more people disappointed StiltMan didn't show up in Daredevil than there are people who wanted GotG before the trailer dropped.
I was just about to say the same thing. Even though they often make changes,. they are definitely drawing from the source material (the comics), which has decades of characters. They can easily do another decade of connected movies from the X-Men alone.
@@TheAbstruseOne oh my god i completely forgot stilt man was a thing and I'm even more shocked that people actually wanted him for something as seriously written as Netflix daredevil next thing you know they'll want slapstick MODOK or that vampire cow whose name escapes me at the moment or that one x man who everyone literally forgets i don't even know how you go about writing some of these guys in movies
Ashleigh: "I hope the kid makes an appearance again."
Me: "He does!"
Ashleigh: "I don't know how he would."
Me: "Oh no... đ€"
Came to the comment section for this comment right here đđđ
Poor Ashleigh...let's not tell her. NO ONE RUIN THIS.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 if we're not trying to spoil things, then we should probably not let on that there's anything TO BE spoiled... Everybody just shush!!
Try to remember for the future, every time something happens to Tony, he upgrades his armor to counter that in the future. Its part of the reason why he had so many that did different things and looked different.
There's something specific that happens in the future that everyone is like "how did that happen". This is the answer.
So happy to see you back in the Marvel 'verse! Tony having some PTSD/anxiety/flashbacks was a very welcome development considering all the mess these people go through - it makes a mark!
There is one thing you should watch after seeing this. There's a One-Shot called "Hail To The King" about what happens to Trevor after this movie. It's only a few minutes so maybe not enough for a whole ass video, but might be good to tack on to Thor: The Dark World or something.
Itâs recently been added to D+ as well. I wish they would add all the one-shots.
Absolutely she needs to watch the one-shot, even if she doesn't do a react to it.
The suit getting on Pepper first was on purpose, Tony was more concerned with protecting her than himself. Also, supposedly, whatever happened to the Roxxon exec wasn't actually Trevor; at one point he stammers about no one trusting him with a real gun, and how they're all props. Not that he isn't living the life by playing a terrorist, and isn't an awful person because of that, but he didn't actually kill anyone himself.
Also, in the comics, Pepper gets her own suit, as the female B-team Avenger âRescueâ.
One fan asked RDJ at the con about whether we would see Rescue rescuing Tony in any of the future movies, and RDJ had never heard of the character: âRescue me from what, a bar?â
@@ericjanssen394 I love that people think actors know all this comic book lore in minute detail. Some might do some research, most just act and collect the paycheck. Its like asking NPH surgery questions and expecting correct answers because he played Dr. Howser as a kid
@@metheus108 Alan Alda spent years playing Hawkeye Pierce on M*A*S*H* 4077. When he had a role on ER, he went on talk shows and talked about having a discussion with an actual doctor about a procedure, and Alda recited book and verse the textbook entry on the procedure because of M*A*S*H. The doctor smiled because he had first learned about the procedure from the episode, and it inspired him to go into medicine.
This movie gets a lot of hate, but itâs one of my favorites for two reasons: 1) the hero is straight up dealing with PTSD from his last movie. Go representation! And 2) total subversion of the âdamsel in distressâ cliche. Love it!
Also, fun fact: the CGI on the people plummeting out of the plane looks so good BECAUSE they filmed people⊠plummeting⊠out of a plane. See if you can find the behind-the-scenes extra for that shot.
Same I wish this movie got the love it deserves
Ashliegh: Oh! I love that Jarvis has become a super hero!
Everyone: đł
"Who is big purple chin man?" lol oh, my sweet summer child.
The correct name is "Violet Chin Guy."
Also, "I love that Jarvis is a hero."
Jay Leno?
"What if they all landed in the water, but one didn't know how to swim?" Girl, you twisted. I like it.
Darwin says itâs fine.
We completely ignored Physics and Reality to Catch them, I'm sure Swimming isn't an Issue.
I thought she was gonna go with "what if he dropped them right into a shark" but I'm very much cool with her own interpretation.
Iâm going to assume someone in the group, or several in the group would help her, probably take her to that little boat they barely cleared..đ€
This is actually one of my very favorite mcu movies, even though I know it has mixed reception. Most notably, I LOVE seeing what Tony is like out of the suit and how he's *always* a superhero.
But also, I really like that this movie is about trauma and Tony dealing with all the horrors he's been through.
And finally, the twist with the Mandarin? PERFECT.
Oh also, some other reviewers pointed out and I agree that it looks like Tony has *always* had anxiety that he covers by being brash and in your face. Just the PTSD makes it so it can't be ignored.
Your reactions are always amazing, I love the "OH THE ROBOT!" parts. never change!
0:51 - Release order IS the 'correct' order. Although you CAN watch a few of the movies out-of-order, doing so disrupts the context of certain plot points, references and jokes, so release order is the best order.
1:25 - You'll be waiting a while for most of these.
1:45 - Also, when 'Purple Chin Man' finally enters the scene, they actually ignore the most significant allusion that that end-credits scene makes, but you don't know the character, so it won't matter to you. ;)
6:43 - If by 'randos' you mean 'cruise missiles,' yeah, you're right.
9:18 - Ashleigh's gettin' REAL attached to JARVIS....
11:05 - Get used to it. It's gonna be a driving plot point for a while.
15:50 - If you like Trevor, you need to see the Marvel One-Shot 'All Hail the King.' czcams.com/video/40o7U32xots/video.html I suggest that you make a short reaction out of it.
19:30 -**Holds tongue**
"Ashleigh's gettin' REAL attached to JARVIS...." So have I! đ
At this point Alll Hail the King is required watching
the only time I watch anything out of order now is that I do black panther before thor: ragnarock.
The writer and director on this was Shane Black, who you've already seen as the mercenary telling the dirty jokes in Predator. He's a long time friend of Robert Downey Jr, havig helped resuscitate Downey's career when he had been written off by many as a Hollywood party boy. Casting him in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang brought him in from the dark (although the process actually started with Mel Gibson surrendering to him the lead role in the Singing Detective). IM3 has a lot of Shane Black marks including the dialogue, lead character with mental health issues, and of course his famous penchant for Christmas scenes. If you haven't seen it yet, I would recommend either of Black's best movies, Lethal Weapon and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.
"...so happy that jarvis became like a superhero."
i can't wait until she gets further into the mcu. đ
11:05 - One of the best aspects of this is bringing forward PTSD as a major plot point of a superhero movie. As a person with PTSD, I feel represented... somewhat.
15:25 - Welcome to the moment that made comic book fans lose their collective minds with anger. The Mandarin as a punchline. Ooooooh, we was pissed!
23:27 - Then watch them more often! There's like a thousand MCU movies with more on the way!
14:55 - Highlight of the video: toilet flushing.
I liked the Mandarin as a fake-out. You've got to do something different once in a while, especially to a character that... let's say, hasn't aged well.
@@devenscience8894 100% agreed. The comicbook Mandarin is an absolute trash character. It was a horrible racist caricature when it was created, and it's only gotten worse with time. I loved how they handled him here, though the recent further rehabilitation of the character was obviously also awesome.
@@devenscience8894 I'm a huge fan of the comics, and have been since the 80s, and honestly I prefer that they did it this way. When they confirmed the Mandarin for the movie my immediate thought was how about just how much they were going to have to explain about the rings and just how much they were going to have to change the character to fit into the MCU that had been established up to this point. Then when the trailers came out for the movie I was low-key disappointed with the generic Bin Laden-esque terrorist retcon. I prefer this fake-out to what they've actually done with the Mandarin in Shang-Chi if I'm perfectly honest - and I think that if we had gotten that character (or, for that matter a version even closer to his comic book counterpart) then people would've disliked the movie even more. I'll take a complete retcon (no matter how blasphemously different to the source material) that fits with the aesthetic and themes of the franchise thus far over a comic-book accurate version that would clash with it any day of the week, frankly.
In short, I think this movie gets unfairly maligned for unreasonable reasons.
This is off the topic of the film, but I would suggest getting a âcat exercise wheelâ for Beans as a weight loss aid in addition to the new diet youâre implementing . Itâs basically the equivalent of a 4ft hamster wheel. I have one and my cats have used it so often Iâve had to replace the bearings. Love your content BTW!!!
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Yes we love Beans just the way she is, but an exercise wheel wouldn't hurt lol
And for her reliving herself outside the kitty box, maybe try a new litter. My Pounce randomly decided he hated clay and had to switch.
Biggest problem is usually the lack of feeding discipline in the "can opener".
One thing I really loved about this movie is getting to see Tony out of the armor and using his brain to overcome the obstacles.
So when you see Tony with an arc reactor in the future, itâs not to keep him alive, itâs for powering his suit
Never understood all the negativity towards this film. I always thought it was pretty good, showing Tony solving most of the problems using his wits instead of just shooting at them.
Anyway, can wait for her to reach the next movies, when eveyrhing start to come together.
Same here. This dealt with important aspects of Tonyâs development in a highly entertaining way. Much of what comes after for him would make far less sense without this part of the story.
As I understood it, die hard comic fans were mad at how "The Mandarin" was portrayed and took it out on the rest of the movie as well.
Watching this movie on Ashleigh's channel has convinced me want to watch Iron Man 3 again. She looked like she was having fun.
I remember having negative thoughts about the film when it was released because there was news that The Mandarin would be in the movie. I was really looking forward to seeing Iron Man's arch enemy in live action. Instead we were all given Trevor. I was seriously disappointed that the MCU would portray The Mandarin as a bumbling actor. Things have happened recently in the MCU to alleviate that situation so I'm going to give this film another chance.
@@gamingwhileotherssleep4650 Yeah, that's pretty much it, I actually liked the twist about the Mandarin, it was interesting to see. But seriously, the way some fans react to movies is shocking to me. They should be happy that now we have this awesome movies. Hardcore fans are the worst in any fandom.
@@P.HATHCOX Just have fun with it. I do understand where you come from. I also was expecting the Mandarin and his rings with different powers, instead we got a tecnomaniac hiding behind an actor. Not what one would expect if you follow the comics hehe. The MCU has done a wonderful work translating comics to the movies, while most of the time they have aced it and even made the characters better, a couple of times they have tripped. Best that we can do is just enjoy the ride, after all, who would've thought that we would have a whole MCU like the one we have now.
Have fun with the movie, hope you enjoy it!
This movie was more about Tony using his brains and witts to get over on the villain. Love that you are enjoying the MCU..
This movie was about the importance of understanding PTSD
That the brain that did not use the 30+ Iron Man armors he had under the house until the end of the movie?
Yeah itâs to show that Tony is Iron Man, it isnât just the suit.
@@RetroRobotRadio yes because he couldnt call them without having access to Jarvis, which was charging in the garage. Have you even seen the movie
@@themiIes he couldn't have called them out against the helicopters when they attacked his house? Did you watch the movie?
"Beanz . . . On a diet"! LOL!! I watched the Hallowbeans Q&A and openings on the other channel yesterday, so I know she's already doing better! What I love about this movie is it shows Tony IS Iron Man, in the suit or out! The best spoiler-free advice I'd give is, Keep Notes!!
Ashleigh, you've see the writer/director of Iron Man III already...in PREDATOR.
It's Shane Black. He was one of Ahnold's commandos.
He also loves to make offbeat Christmas movies like:
Lethal Weapon (writer)
The Last Boy Scout (writer)
The Long Kiss Goodnight (writer)
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (writer & director)
The Nice Guys (writer & director)
Yes, I was also going to mention Shane Black's movies. He loves setting them during Christmas time. If you want more Shane Black/Robert Downey Jr. Shenanigans, I wholeheartedly recommend Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. But all the ones listed above are great.
I am so excited and can't wait to see your reaction to Terminator 2! It really is a great movie! I am not a big action movie person, but this movie is my favorite action movie of all time and has been since i was a kid when it came out!
Yasss, I cannot wait for the next two in release order. I am loving this WHOLE series.
This movie only hinted at the famous comic book arc "Demon in a Bottle" that dealt with alcoholism. They were afraid to go into it because it had already been done in the Will Smith superhero flick. Too bad as this would have been where Robert Diwney Jr could have had a command performance.
I think that the way RDJ had those demons from early on in his career to the point where the alcohol and other substances nearly killed him (both personally and professionally) really mirrored the early storyline of Tony Stark. Putting on the suit actually saved both Downey and Stark from what very well could have been dismal fates for each.
So, essentially, Robert Downey, Jr. IS Ironman.
Yeah, Hancock robbed us of Demon in a Bottle. But Hancock's prison scene makes me cry laughing and I'm chuckling just thinking of it, so I forgive it.
No, girl, you're house is DEFINITELY haunted. Too much HalloBeans!
I don't want to be THAT chick, but I heard whispering right after the zoom too đ€
I watched a series on TikTok about an asthmatic cat that needed to lose weight. It was a big cat walking wheel and a cat toy with loose cardboard as leads while exercising. And walks on a leash. Good luck Beans, we believe in you!
I remember seeing this for the first time, the biggest reaction from the audience was the sheer laughter at Trevor mentioning having acted in Croydon (as a UK audience, we weren't ready for referencing there!). Also, did you recognise Trevor from Sneakers?
It's the same thing in Captain America - The First Avenger when he says "I'm just a kid from Brooklyn", that got a lot of cheers in Brooklyn theaters, did anyone recognize the vice president from Robocop?
Ashleigh laughing over the idea that one of those people from the plane can't swim is everything I am here for.
"I LOVE a white power dress suit." ...yeah, that's never going to get taken out of context XD
perhaps not the best choice of words, Yup.
Depends how you type it.
"I love a white power-dress suit" is much more contextually friendly.
@@JakkFrost1 Kind of like the difference between "Let's eat Grandma! and "Let's eat, Grandma!"
@@RedwoodTheElf exactly. Or the difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit.
@@JakkFrost1 Man, ain't nobody who's going to take that quote out of context gonna get hung up on punctuation accuracy ( ÍĄ~ ÍÊ ÍĄÂ°)
OMG, its so fun watching these because as an obsessed fan, i love seeing what you pick up on and what story threads intrigue you most. I gotta say, just from your questions and what you want to see next, I think you will really enjoy what the rest of the series will bring :)
With the words of a character you will soon meet: "Finally"
Trevor = Sir Ben Kingsley. Actor extraordinaire. He can be terrifying as a villain. Sexy Beast. He can make the hair on your neck stand up. And you would love him as Ghandi in the movie of the same name. (And a little side note. Elvira had a pilot for a series on tv. The Elvira Show. You can check it out on CZcams.)
I feel like she reacted to "Sneakers" this year, but maybe not. He was in that, too, as a villain (of sorts. Also historic footnote, villain used to mean just a person who lived in a village)
She had regular tv show lasting 140 episodes! Amusingly she was basically inventing what Ashleigh does today, and doing movie commentaries (also doing it before Mystery Science Theatre 3000 started).
@@wyterabitt2149 This was just a sitcom. Not a review show.
@@mass4552 I know, although I wouldn't call it a "review" show. It was purely for entertainment purposes, just like MST3000 is.
Just mentioning that she did have a very long running tv series, in case anyone didn't know. Many people don't know for some reason, or know that she was maybe the first, or close to, to do a show like that as well.
@@wyterabitt2149 I shall reiterate that it was not a show where she was watching a movie. This was a sitcom. Think Married with Children set with her tv family members. You are talking about a completely different format.
Oh, T2 is next.
I say to that : "I'll be back"
Don't know if anyone mentioned it back in IM-1 but the engineer Obadiah yells "Tony Stark built this in a cave...from a box of scraps!" at was played by the actor who was the kid in _Christmas Story._
This is such an underrated movie. The humor elevates it so much, and I really like how it's a big blockbuster but is scaled down from Avengers. I like seeing Tony use his brain to macgyver his way out if situations. Just a fun action movie.
I love all three of the Iron Man movies, they're so much fun. And this one was a blast to see in the theater - the set pieces looked amazing on the big screen, and the audience completely lost it when the "Mandarin" Trevor walked out of the bathroom.
She is so close to getting into the next level of marvel movies... I wish November would just be a marvel catch up marathon!
I just want her to just do these for a bit, it will be over in a snap
@@twizzy316 SPOILER
Puns like that... we go for the head.
@@CaptainFrost32 I wish we'd have a line-up of these in a Colbert monologue; the writers are great at lining these up into speech.
Love that you love the MCU, it makes watching your reaction to it bring back the excitement for me of watching them for the first time all over again! Canât wait to see how you react to all the rest!!
The sounds of Beans purring during the video was satisfying
How about the classics:
King Kong (1933)
Gone with the Wind (1939)
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Casablanca (1942) Done.
Citizen Kane (1941)
Psycho (1960) - Done
Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Dirty Harry (1971)
National Lampoon's Animal House (Done)
Sorcerer (1977)
Rocky (1976)
YES! The ORIGINAL 'Planet of the Apes'. 'Sorcerer' was great too....I remember it opened right around the same time as 'Star Wars'.....& everyone was going to see THAT one instead. So 'Sorcerer' didn't play for very long in theaters where I lived.
Seven Samurai
Rashomon
Yojimbo
Fistful of Dollars
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Other classics.
@@bricesbigbasstacular8172 Someone is a Kurosawa fan! But Ashleigh doesn't like to read. Maybe Patreon could get her to react to both Yojimbo and Fist Full of Dollars. That would be fun.
I'll add:
Freaks (1930)
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936)
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1937)
Bringing Up Baby (1938)
To Be or Not to Be (1942) though she'll probably watch the Mel Brooks version.
Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)
Harvey (1950)
The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)
A Face in the Crowd (1958)
On the waterfront
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
In the heat of the night
High noon
Rear window/ north by northwest/the birds
Streetcar named desire
Singing in the rain
"white power dress suit" had me do a double take
I didn't get it at first, because I knew what she meant, but now I see it. It's ALL in what words you emphasize! Hahaha!
You should have seen the backlash when the "DC Collectibles" section of the Diamond magazine listed a "White Power Battery".
Love how you have the same questions we did when these movies first came out. Very good choice to watch in release order.
Also, when you announced T2 on Monday I almost started dancing. I've had a rough day and I think if I did my back wouldn't let me sleep for a week, but I wanted to.
I'm loving the pure passion you've developed for the Marvel movies! You're so close to 100k subs congrats and Merry Christmas!
A masterful review! You seemed enthused the entire watch. This is my favorite Iron Man movie. An action packed adventure. I think the scriptwriter nailed his role with this. I'm looking forward to your next upload. I will suggest a few films. #1 Once Bitten #2 3000 Miles to Graceland #3 The Running Man
I am looking forward to Guardians...Edit: When you started talking about Bean's weight... I said 21-23Lb's easy. My Dad was a vet, I saw a lot of big kitties as a kid growing up and got pretty good with weights.
Just so long as it doesn't look like that rabbit from that one Malcolm episode. ...still unnerved by that perfect lagomorphic manifestation of "morbidly obese"...
23:40 The writers for the movies got their source materials from the comics.
Also, If you didn't know by now the guy who plays Happy Hogan (Pepper's security guy) Is the producer on the MCU, Jon Favreau.
He also directed the first two Iron Man movies, right?
Good luck on Beans' diet! And can't wait for T2. You will not be disappointed.
I really love how Tony's PTSD is portrayed here. Cinema Therapy did a great video about it, but don't watch it until you've watched up to Endgame because of spoilers.
Aldrich was played by Guy Pearce. He was in the incredible "time-warped" movie "Memento" directed by Christopher Nolan (Batman trilogy) as well as the extraordinary noir mystery "L. A. Confidential" with Russell Crowe and Kim Basinger.
As far as Gwyneth Paltrow, she is in " Se7en," which I know is on your radar, as well as "The Talented Mr. Ripley" with Matt Damon.
Also would love for Ashleigh to watch Gwyneth in "Emma" (which also stars Toni Collette), "Sliding Doors," and "Shakespeare in Love" (Joseph Fiennes could GET IT).
@@MsWaif Shakespeare in Love is over rated. I remember at one point reaching for the remote to fast forward but couldn't because I was in the theatre.
Pearce is also in a surprisingly good post-apocalypse film called The Rover. But it is way down the list of must watch films.
Also The Road. Memento would be a good March Madness movie.
I would recommend The Time Machine as well
Ashleigh is so funny, one minute she's all dark and cynical saying how funny it would be if one of the people Tony saves from falling from the plane and let drops in the water couldn't swim and died slowly from drowning and the next she's almost in tears because Tony couldn't grab Pepper and she fell into the fire. LOL!!
I can relate to your frustration with Pepper near the beginning. I canât stand love interests who are constantly tell the hero to quit doing their duty!
Parts of this film were shot in MY home state of North Carolina. One of the news reporters was played by NC native Kim Holderness, who's probably best known, along with her husband and two kids, for the "Christmas Jammies" video from a few years ago.
Stark has always had insecurities and anxiety -- he just hid them really well behind arrogance.
I don't care what anybody says, I love this movie! great reaction! You should write down your big questions after each movie on a big whiteboard and see how many get answered by the time you catch up! Lol
I'm one of the few who loved Sir Ben Kingsley in this.
@@maximillianosaben I am one of the few as well.
Beans is such a beautiful cat â„ I love how she's always cuddling with you. I've been enjoying your movie reactions!! Keep them coming ^__^
As someone that struggles with ptsd and anxiety this is my favorite Marvel movieđ„ș also thank you for the Bean content, shes a lovely lil ladyđđ
I love that you're back in the Marvel universe but I was thinking this would be good for the Die Hard category of Christmas movies for Jingle Beans. I nominate Batman Returns for this category as well if you ever plan to see that (I know you're generally anti-sequel but that's a good one). Also throwing Trading Places into the suggestion box for Jingle Beans in this category. đ
More Guy Pearce movies now that you've met him - esp LA Confidential and Memento pls!
A couple bits of trivia for you:
This is at least your 4th movie written or directed by Shane Black, fyi. Lethal Weapon, The Nice Guys and RDJ was in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. These movies also take place at Christmas.
Rebecca Hall who played the scientist Maya, just directed a movie called Passing on Netflix about biracial women who can "pass" for white; Hall's grandfather was black and passed for white most of his life.
Ashleigh: âJarvis is just technology, Jarvis cannot dieâŠâ
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Don't know if you realize that this film is a Shane Black film. He also did Lethal Weapon and The Nice Guys. It has many Shane Black touches. He loves setting things at Christmas. He loves heroes working with kids. He loves heroes with psychological wounds. There are more. Lol.
I'm watching them now, too... Thanks for the encouragement, Ashleigh... You've gotten me back into movies again... Pat Beans (and pup) & Hello to Hubbin from Me!
Although it is a bit of a cop-out, I love the Mandarin twist, because Ben Kingsley is HILARIOUS at it.
It's even more fun if you've seen him with Michael Caine in Without a Clue.
"I wouldn't go in there for 20 minutes!"
@@darthken815 "Fancy either of the birds?"
With all the other well-known actors that show up later - as well as ones that are well-known specifically because of the MCU - I gotta wonder what she'll think of some of them.
Blew my mind to see Julia Louis-Dreyfus turn up, I tell you what.
I REALLY HOPE YOU WATCH THE AGENT CARTER TV SHOW. YOU GET TO MEET THE REAL JARVIS. AND PEGGY IS AWESOME.
Canât wait to watch you watch the rest.
So much fun.
I like your channel because years ago when I watched these movies I was as excited as you are now ... Sincerely jealous love the content
I Remember not liking this movie when it first came out but I had a great time doing the watch along... You simply make things more fun...
Hey, Ashleigh, this doesn't need a reaction (though I'm sure no one would complain!), but since you were all in on the people falling out of the plane and Tony saving them, I thought you'd like this behind-the-scenes look. Because they did a lot of it practically. Real people jumping out of real airplanes, over 600 jumps to get it all on film:
czcams.com/video/RJtLa0Jyzec/video.html
Hi!! Yes!! Hello!! It is time to revisit the MCU!! So glad you're back Ashleigh and Beans!! Time for my shot of Tony Stark!!
Cherish the time that you have with your pets I just recently lost my pet last week from a nerve disease and I can honestly say that it's the toughest decision I had to make in my life so cherish the time that you have with beans. RIP MooMoo đ đ
Fun fact: in the comics, Pepper has her own suit. It's called Rescue!
Is there someone named Search too? Are they a team?
Go ahead and spoil some more why don't you.
@@Farmer_Dave Is that a spoiler? And if it is, how would she know if you hadn't said anything?
@@armas_ectos Spoilers are any facts not in evidence. It has not been even hinted at in Phase 1 or this movie. If you want to mention an upcoming detail, just cover the bases by putting a Spoiler Warning and adding a few blank lines. If it turns out to not be a spoiler, you can edit the post and remove the warning in hindsight.
@@CaptainFrost32 I only mentioned something from the comics. I never even hinted that it was going to happen in the MCU. Therefore, not an MCU spoiler. The guy that responded to me saying it was a spoiler was the one that ruined it. Talk to him.
Ashleigh when you really stop to think about Iron Man 3, the big hero throughout the majority of the movie isâŠ. Harley (The Kid)! Hopefully one day theyâll get The Mandarin right because the Ten Rings are a call back to the terrorist organization from Iron Man (2008) and his greatest weapons (the rings on each and every finger on his hands controlling all of the natural elements). Aldridge Killianâs chest Dragon tattoo is an easter egg and reference to Fing Fang Foom a notorious and popular Iron Man villain from the comic books. #ShaneBlack #RobertDowneyJr #JonFavreau #GwynethPaltrow #DonCheadle #BenKingsley #MCU #IronMan3 #IAmIronMan
Haven't you seen Shang-Chi? They got the Mandarin absolutely right
@@drakeredwingofficial Honestly i havenât seen Shang-Chi and the Legend Of The Ten Rings yet! Sorry but it didnât appeal to me when the trailers came out for this B list event for the MCU when the primary focus for me was squarely for nothing more than Black Widow which i love by the wayâŠ. Except Taskmaster.
@@timothymorris157 I hope you do watch Shang-Chi! Like GotG, he might be a B level hero in the comics, but the film puts him in the A level!! And Mandarin questions are resolved!
@@timothymorris157 So you make a post that says "I hope they get the Mandarin right some day," and when you're told they did just that, you say "Saw the trailer, it didn't appeal to me."
Seems a bit contradictory.
@@Bad_Wolf_Media Itâs not because A: Iâm not a Shang-Chi fan in general. B: As i mentioned earlier, i havenât seen Shang-Chi yet so i donât know what exactly they did with The Mandarin or even what he does throughout his screen time in the movie whatsoever. Contradictory? Clearly you misunderstood me and donât know the definition or meaning of the word. I am mutually opposed to the movie and the protagonist because i never read a comic involving Shang-Chi throughout my entire life at this point and time so youâll forgive me if Iâm content and most satisfied with the Infinity Saga and Phase 4âs first movie Black Widow. Thank you for your time and just remember that like the MCUâs Avengers, nothing lasts forever!
Great reaction from you these Movies are so entertaining that why they work your so right,there are endless villains from the comics so these films could go on a while,I'm so glad Beans is okay and an appearance from said Beans as well.
Ashleigh you make watching these movies fun and entertaining don't ever change
"I hope they find a way to bring the boy back later" bites lip
It's best to watch them in release order. That's how they were planned, that's how they were produced, and released. Watching them out of order messes up the after credits scenes and their flow into the next part.
Dunno if this is mentioned below, but the "I loved your work in 'The Christmas Story' is actually a shout out to Iron Man 1, where the scientist yelled at by Stane was actually Peter Billingsley, Ralphie from 'The Christmas Story' . Neat stuff!
@19:28, just the first 7 suits from iron man 1 and 2 and avengers. suits 8-41 were in a vault under stark's mansion
âI love that Jarvis has become a superhero.â đthis channel is great.
Technically this isn't the movie where Jarvis becomes a superhero. But we'll get to that later.
Yeah, but a couple "oofs" in there too. Which just made things better.
@@OuchmakerX why are you spoiling shit
âI love a white power dress suit.â
You, uh, might wanna be careful with your phrasing, there, Ash.
Also, SUPER stoked to see you watch âTerminator 2â for the first time. That movies still rocks every bit as hard as the day it was released. Might wanna rewatch the first one to refresh your memory on how that went.
I love the fact that you are enjoying the Marvel Universe so far. I can't wait until you get further into everything. It is an AWESOME ride! I hope no one gives any spoilers along the way because I love your reactions. Keep up the great content!!
Love the vids and youâre awesome and hi from Australia.
Ashleigh: "I love that Jarvis is now a superhero!"
Everyone: "Just wait a few more movies đ"
STAHHPPP!!!
Um, spoiler alert?
26:57, yes, TERMINATOR 2!!! Anyway thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.đ
I just love how the camera slowly zooms into Stay Puff's face when Ashleigh gets up to use the restroom.
I was looking for this comment.
I was so excited to see you review this. I had to do the Watch Along on Patreon too as soon as I could because that's how excited I was to see you experience this film.
I thought this movie was eh when I first saw it but the more they played it on TV the more I warmed up to it to the point it's one of my fave movies in the MCU. I also love Trevor, it looked like Ben Kingsley had a lot of fun with that role.
I do remember this movie came out a few months after the Boston Marathon Bombing, which was pretty local to me, so the scene at the Chinese theater was a little uncomfy to watch for me back then.