Iron Man 3 [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

personally I think this film is fantastic. I really enjoyed the first film like most people and was a bit disappointed by the second, although in that we see tony and peppa's relationship develop and get introduced to SHIELD. this film is full of action, twists and turns, and as others have stated you really see tony stark stripped bare emotionally as he suffers anxiety attacks following the attack in avengers assemble, then getting thrown into the threat of the Mandarin and the twists and turns he unveils as he goes along. being a shane black film there is plenty of dry humour that Robert downey jr delivers to perfection as usual, and don Cheadle has a larger roll in this film which shows you the humorous relationship between tony and rhodey. ben kingsley as the mandarin is outstanding, hes so good!!! I originally saw the film in the cinema and was blown away by the special effects so had to get the dvd on Blu-ray which was just as fantastic as on the big screen, and the extras like deleted scenes, bloopers, and trailer for the new Thor film where great as well. although this is supposedly the last iron man film for Marvel at the moment, we know he will be in the new avengers film, so now I cant wait for that!!!

Robert Downey Jr knocks 'em dead (again). Apart from the Iron Man bit the story of drug enhanced super soldiers that don't quite work is really quite believable. Then add in a super rich, super smart, super sarcastic man in a metal suit and you're in for a really great and entertaining movie. We loved it and would happily watch it again & again. Oh and err (my wife hopefully won't see this bit) Gwyneth Paltrow isn't to shabby either - shabby ! She's brilliant in this movie and when she gets miffed at the end you just know you will never lust after another woman who can burn through steel with a touch and handle an Iran Man suit blaster ever!

Iron Man 3 is easily one of the best films of 2013, and boasts a brilliant return to form for the amazingly sharp, but never self deprecating Tony Stark. Yes, he's back again and this time facing off against his most dangerous enemy yet. Forced into defending the one he loves most (Pepper Potts) Tony/Iron Man recruits every technological tool in his armoury to thwart his nemesis and defend his honour, all the while protecting miss potts from certain doom. A real marvel this one folks and the Christmas setting adds a touch of nostalgia to proceedings. The best Iron Man so far.

There are some actors simply born to play a particular role: one thinks of Harrison Ford's Han Solo, Christopher Reeves in the original Superman movie, Will Ferrell's Ron Burgundy. Add to that list Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man. Superhero fans knew they'd stumbled upon something special when Downey first appeared as ol' Shell Head back in 2008, but back then there was a certain Christopher Nolan superhero trilogy at the top of its game, and Iron Man spent that summer playing second fiddle. Five years later, and with the massive success of Avengers Assemble prompting fans to give Iron Man (and its limp sequel) a fresh viewing, Iron Man 3 finds Downey on top of his game in the role of the smooth-talking, fast-living Stark. Except, of course, that Tony is not so fast and smooth this time round, having been knocked off his stride by the shocking experiences of The Battle of New York in Avengers. As Tony himself surmises: "gods, aliens? I'm just a man in a can" It is this originality in character development that provides much of the bristle and bounce to IM3. Tony's humanity, limitations and vulnerability become the focus of the story, as he considers what matters most to him in life and what it really means for him to be "Iron Man". His soul-searching is entirely believable and at times touching, particularly in scenes with Gwyneth Paltrow's Pepper Pots. Impressive stuff for a comic book flick. But fans of the fast talk and ferocious action needn't fear: it's still here in abundance, and IM3 is no less a joy ride than was Avengers Assemble or the original Iron Man film (the less said about IM2, the better). Bringing the threat in outing no. 3 is Ben Kingsley's The Mandarin, a vague and chilling talking head who is claiming responsibility for a spate of recent terrorist attacks. Added to that is the appearance of Guy Pearce's shady businessman, Aldrich Chillian, trying to smooth-talk his way into business with Pepper, and Tony has his hands full in a story that is all about what happens when he's stripped of his armour - in every sense of the word - and taken out of his comfort zone. How much of an "iron man" is he then? The film bounces along nicely, director Shane Black succeeding where many Marvel directors have failed in striking a balance between character development and big action. Paltrow, Don Cheadle and Jon Favreau pitch in with good work in the supporting cast - not to mention newcomer Ty Simpkins, stealing scenes here and there as a little kid Tony meets along the way. Like Spider-man 2 and The Dark Knight trilogy, the film looks like a bright and colourful page from a comic book, with stunning vistas and impressive visual effects. Niggles? One or two, mainly the Transformers-lite climax, where Tony bounces so quickly from one suit of armour to another that it's hard to keep up at times. What had been a very personal and dramatic film gets a bit lost in the robotic fisticuffs, but Downey is always on hand to lighten the mood with a zippy one liner. There are also some small plot-holes along the way, as well as the now-customary Marvel Cinematic Universe crossover winks and nudges, which are either playful or tiresome, depending on what mood you're in. But none of that takes much away from a bouncy, bonkers, brilliant movie that keeps you watching and laughing all the way through. Downey is on top of his game here, and it's easily the best stand-alone Iron Man film of the series, as well as being some of Marvel's best work as the MCU continues to expand. Sit back and enjoy.

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Not an improvement on previous basically the same, worth the watch though upto now, I've only watched half though lol

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Another great instalment from the Iron Man / Marvel universe. A continuation of the aftermath of The Avengers showing that whilst Tony Stark is a hero he's still only human. The film showcases Robert Downey Jr talents especially his dry wit, I can't imagine anyone better to play Iron Man. The rest of the cast are brilliant, they all shine in their own ways and watching Gwyneth Paltrow play a strong woman is great. Brilliant quality viewing watching the blu ray & the extras were worthwhile watching.

no podia faltar en tu coleccion si eres seguidor de los heroes marvel... imagen inigualable... sonido es español dts.... no se puede pedir mas a un buen precio 11.95 lo que me costo ..

Formato: Blu-ray, Color, PAL, Importación Audio: Turco (Dolby Digital 5.1), Italiano (DTS 5.1), Italiano (Surround), Inglés (DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1), Castellano (DTS 5.1), Castellano (Surround), Flamenco, Ruso, Francés Subtítulos: Inglés, Árabe, Búlgaro, Holandés, Estonio, Griego, Letón, Lituano, Ruso, Ucraniano, Francés Subtítulos para sordos: Inglés Región: Región Libre Señores de AMAZON quiten esta informacion ERRONEA solo lleva ingles ruso

La edición UK de Iron Man 3 no lleva castellano, en la descripción del blu ray pone que si lo lleva pero no es así. Lo he devuelto a Amazon.

AMAZON pone esto, se ve que el becario de turno no se enteraba mucho e hizo copipaste de la edicion española e italiana que si lleva castellano Formato: Blu-ray, Color, PAL, Importación Audio: Turco (Dolby Digital 5.1), Italiano (DTS 5.1), Italiano (Surround), Inglés (DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1), Castellano (DTS 5.1), Castellano (Surround), Flamenco, Ruso, Francés Subtítulos: Inglés, Árabe, Búlgaro, Holandés, Estonio, Griego, Letón, Lituano, Ruso, Ucraniano, Francés Subtítulos para sordos: Inglés Región: Región Libre Señores de AMAZON quiten esta informacion ERRONEA solo lleva ingles ruso