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The score is full of the beautiful bold main theme where Iron Man finally gets the leitmotif he deserves, completed with coherent action arrangements and excellent orchestral compositions. Lots of energy, time and passion has been put to it and it's evident. Well done, Brian!
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heard the score as used in the film... and nothing.
this is one of the few times i've heard a Tyler score that did nothing for me. it was serviceable and the theme was there but nothing really stood out and nothing made me go home and look up cues.
its a real shame as he is one of my favorite composers. i'll be dragged to see the film again i'm sure [i honestly didn't think it was that good] so maybe that listen will yield better results.
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YOR just saw the movie.
And it is really bad.
The plot is just ludicrous and makes no sense at all.
And it is filled with huge plot holes, like, why Stark spends half the movie trying to fix one armor if he had all those hundreds in his home?
The score is the only good thing in the movie.
YOR wonders how someone can greenlight such a stupid screenplay like this...
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And it is filled with huge plot holes, like, why Stark spends half the movie trying to fix one armor if he had all those hundreds in his home?
with JARVIS offline and Tony faking his death until he has a plan of attack, he has no access to those suits which once Jarvis is online after the #42 suit is fixed, he informs him that quiet convenient that all the debris has been removed from lower part of the destroyed mansion.
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The movie is great, and the screenplay, in terms of set-up, pay-off, and what it's doing, is certainly one of the best yet in terms of this new Marvel movie universe. Go see it.
Come on, whose opinion are you going to trust more? Me, or the guy who makes up words, thinks something is a "plot hole" when it isn't, has a fake name and types in the third person?
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YOR has superior intelect, you know...
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with JARVIS offline and Tony faking his death until he has a plan of attack, he has no access to those suits which once Jarvis is online after the #42 suit is fixed, he informs him that quiet convenient that all the debris has been removed from lower part of the destroyed mansion.
Yeah, good way to fake his dead by walking everywhere in plain sight... Oh, yes, he was wearing a cap! That is it!
YOR wonder how Jarvis was able to start all those hundreds of armors in the already destroyed house... Not to mention Stark "calling" his armor from thousends of miles away!
Pretty inteligente stuff, yes.
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Yeah, geez. I know this isn't Schindler's List, which I am watching for the first time (I JUST PASSED THE PART WITH THE CUTE LITTLE GIRL IN THE RED COAT - SHE'S SO HAPPY AND CAREFREE, PLEASE DO NOT TELL ME HOW IT ALL TURNS OUT FOR HER IN THE END), but come on, that's not cool to do.
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It's looking like you American film fans will have to get used to seeing films discussed before you've seen them!
Lately, it seems MOST major potential blockbusters get a release in the UK, Europe or Australia a few weeks before their North American release. A real far cry from days of old!
So far this year, Oblivion and Iron Man 3 have opened here first and I think we are getting the new Star Trek before you too!
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I agree G-f, I always open up with a warning, if I'm discussing a relatively new film release.
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