The plot follows "1", and the male protagonist becomes a superhero, bursting with self-confidence, thinking that he has become the center of the world. This scene is really annoying.
Fortunately, it is not just Iron Man, Spider-Man and Harry Potter are not exempt. In a way, a megalomaniac Robert Downey Jr. hates it, but also grudgingly accepts it.
Gwyneth Paltrow looks more and more like a vase, and a vase without flowers.
Scarlett Johansson is more like "Little Pepper". In the past, the movies she acted in either emphasized the chest or the lips. This time, she dressed like Laura in "Tomb Raider", but she had a sexy taste.
Samuel Jackson cameo as a character who didn't know where he came from, where he was going, and what he did. Well, if I had to define it, well, he could be considered a "prophet". It was this gentleman who told our Iron Man that your palladium poisoning was serious, but your dad left you with a good thing to decipher that could change everything. Oh, and it turned out that everything really changed.
Jackson's character is abrupt, but I really like one of his lines: "Get my eye on you." Eye is singular because he's a one-eyed dragon.
Dangdangdang, the big Boss appears! Mickey Rourke, Mickey Rourke.
I haven't seen his "Wrestling King" that won the Golden Globe Award before, and I hope my memories of him will always stay in "Love You Nine and a Half Weeks". He was mysterious, sexy, and uninhibited in that movie, and he shocked Kim Basinger from the beginning. Although the film was shot in 1986, it still has extraordinary educational significance.
Well, Mickey Rourke, now over half a hundred potbellied and speaking Russian English, stands across from Robert Downey Jr. The robots were flying, the cannonballs were flying, and the villains were quickly killed, which was beyond my expectations.
What is P&P? Punk and Popcorn.
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