Is Iron Man 3 the end of the Iron Man?
Judging by the last scene of iron man 3 of Pepper telling Tony to destroy all of his suits and completely removing the chest piece and shrapnel from his chest, does this mean no more Iron Man or does someone else come into play thats somehow better which would be hard to do but still
When will Iron Man 4 be released?
There is no official date yet. Neither is the cast finalized. Let me tell you various rumors floating around.Robert Downey Jr is not willing to do it since he thinks he will be too old to play Tony Stark, given movie can’t be released until 2020.RDJ wants Mel Gibson to direct it, only then will he play Tony Stark again.Marvel is looking for a young Iron Man, may be the kid from Iron Man 3 movie.RDJ wants a huge salary and the production house are negotiating.This are the rumors which I have read of, in the internet. There are reasons to believe that Mandarin would be the main villain, Marvel fans who follow “Marvel One-shots” would know what I am talking about.
Who would be the villain in an Iron Man 4 movie?
Remember how they said they ‘fixed’ Pepper’s Extremis Problem? what if she has a ‘Relapse’ and blows up a charity event or something (or, heck, Stark Tower), leading Tony to have a massive existential crisis and sort of revert to being a shallow billionaire playboy as the world unravels while Iron Man does body shots. *cue badass world-threatening comic-book villain.PLOT TWIST: PEPPER IS ALIVE, but due to the Extremis ‘fix’ she has no memory and no control of her powers, setting the stage for Iron Man V, where SHIELD is the enemy, and Tony has to not only find some way to restore his lady love’s memories, keep her from blowing herself up again, keep her from killing HIM, AND deal with the aftermath of (aforementioned Comic Book Badass’s Evil Plot) but he has to keep them both out of SHIELD’s hands. (literally) Fiery Red Head Pepper Potts with Super-Duper MegaExtremis powers? sign me up!
Will there be an Iron Man 4?
No. Maybe. But probably not.If RDJr called Feige and said, “Okay. I’ll play ball.” I feel certain that Marvel would gladly put a movie for him on their upcoming slate of films. I feel certain about that even while I also feel certain that if that happened, he’d be introducing his replacement. And that’s a big if.The MCU is getting big and some of their franchise stars make way too much money, are coming to an end in their contracts and otherwise pull too much focus back on to themselves. For these movies to be profitable in the next 10 years of greater and greater fictional cinematic franchises, they are going to have to tighten the belt. I just don’t see them making the $1.5 billion that Avengers 1 made.I don’t think we’ll see burnout from the audiences, but the pie can only get so big and audiences will become persnickety when they pick between the 12 superhero + 12 other big-budget movies (one movie every other week is quite extreme) that are produced each year. These movies are saving some of their bottom lines by seeing an uptick in China, South Korea and Japan, but they traditionally depend on North America & the EU for their full profit potential.But the thing is, most adult “SF/superhero” movie viewer doesn’t go to cinema 52 times a year. I certainly do (probably closer to 70 times a year). But most people who really love seeing these movies or scifi big budget movies, they can only be counted on to go to the cinema maybe, MAYBE, 24 times a year (the adult average is just 5x a year). This means that they are going to be very choosy. This means lower box office revenues, not necessarily “burnout”.This means, compressing costs by streamlining production (as Marvel does) and driving costs down by cutting their biggest cost: labor. And on movies, big stars gobble up a HUGE chunk of the labor costs. So, anyway, I’m belaboring this trying to make a valid point.RDJr is out very soon. Someone else is in.Either reboot the whole franchise — which I highly doubt considering the slate of new characters and young, inexpensive actors with huge, 9-movie deals.Have the original heroes pass on the mantle to someone else (Cap to Bucky; Iron Man to Riri, etc.). This is my preferred method along with …Write the characters off totally, and just add a totally new character. (No more Iron Man; no more Thor)Whatever they choose to do, RDJr isn’t going to be around as Iron Man much longer.
Who would win in a fight, Hulk or Iron Man?
As with the others who mentioned World War Hulk, I agree Hulk would destroy Iron Man. In that WWH story arc, Stark uses the Hulkbuster Armor Mk II, which was designed to combat and defeat the Hulk. Guess what? It failed after sustained hits from the Hulk. Hulk's power is potentially unlimited due to his rage/power complex. The more rage he has the stronger he gets. Stark is limited to the technologies he can create, and while many of those technologies are superior to every other invention in the world, Hulk's power is too devastating in comparison. I know you said to not use support from comics, but his power is evident in the logic that most writers depict Hulk as a flawed character, much more flawed than Alcoholic Tony's, rather than a straightforward overpowered being. The likely reason for this is that if Hulk had a good moral compass and a consistently coherent mind through most continuities, then his stories would come off as boring, since his powers are shown to be limitless against his enemies. An overpowered character winning in every story arc would not garner comic sales in the long run. There needs to be a flaw to balance Hulk's impossibly immense power, just like Superman's flaw or weakness is Kryptonite. In most stories, Hulk's biggest flaw is his shattered and traumatized mind. This character trait is effective in downplaying the overpowering presence of the Hulk. But that is what he is: overpowered. Iron Man will have to come up with something other than just another armor system to defeat the Hulk.
I have a question about Iron Man?
OK, hang with me, this takes a little build up: In Iron Man 3 they introduced that kid who hid Tony in his barn, and allowed Tony to run around without the suit for a while, using items from a hardware store to make little improvised weapons to get into the location where he'd tracked The Manchurian. At the end of the movie he leaves a note for the kid signed "The Inventor". I don't think they will kill Iron Man, but I think they might kill Tony Stark. Or at least retire him from being a hero. They can easily have the kid from Iron Man 3, either played by the same actor or not, and he graduates from either High School or College and he gets a job at the Avengers Tower. He thinks he's going to just have a normal office job, but when he gets there he finds that he's going to be the new Iron Man. I've thought about this a bit and if RDJ wants to still be in the movies as Tony Stark there are some options. OK, let's say that in Infinity Wars Tony Stark sacrifices himself to save the universe, like he did in the first Avengers movie. Only this time he doesn't make it. It's a big moment in the series, because without Iron Man the series of movies wouldn't have even started. So then Iron Man 4 comes out with the kid taking over as Iron Man, and he's taught how to use the suit by a new AI(not JARVIS) that is basically just a Tony Stark Hologram. That way RDJ can be in the movie, but doesn't have to be Iron Man.
Will Iron Man 4 have Robert Downey Jr?
There’s a lot of varied answers here. All of which are rumors or most likely false assumptions. Anyone who is definitively saying yes or no are just guessing (no matter how assertive they are when they say it.)Of course that’s all you are going to get because nothing official has been said.Robert Downey Jr has mentioned things in the past that would lead some to believe that he was not interested in doing Iron Man 4, though there are also things as recent as during shooting for Civil War that imply he is willing and wants to do it.I would say that the Marvel schedule is pretty well packed at this point though. If we do see an Iron Man 4 it most likely won’t be until after both Infinity Gauntlet movies and the next big phase begins. And although he isn’t getting any younger, there is no real good reason why it couldn’t be RDJ. If he wants to do it.As far as him playing Tony Stark in other movies, I’m not 100% sure but I think he is signed on for the Infinity Gauntlet movies and to have a part in the new Spider-Man Homecoming movie. Other than that nothing is certain. I’m sure they ask and if he sees a movie he wants to be part of he could probably say he wants in and they’d be more than happy to include him. Basically at this point it is totally up to him. Marvel/Disney have the money, know he’s pure gold, so all it takes is him wanting to be involved and a proper time frame.
Why isn't there an Iron Man 4?
RDJ is done with MarvelRobert Downey Jr. had a 9 film contract, with Avengers 4 being his last. Besides, he’s 53, which is way too old to play Iron Man now. Avengers 4 will provide with a graceful exit from the MCU.RDJ: “Everyone says to me it’s like a glove that fits so well. I have to start over every time but I am starting over with a pretty solid base. I just never want to blow it for the last six or seven [movies] I have done by dropping the ball because I decided to go do it one more time. I just want to hang up my jersey before it’s embarrassing.”The MCU is too dependant on Iron Man.Iron Man is the Godfather of the MCU. The MCU began with Iron Man and he instantly became a fan favourite. He had a multi-billion dollar trilogy and lots of people would argue that the Avengers films and Civil War are pretty much Iron Man sequels. 4 films featuring Iron Man crossed a billion dollars. After 10 glorious years, it’s time for him to step aside.Iron Man 4 wasn’t part of the planIron Man 3 surprisingly made a whopping $1.2 billion. That’s as big as non-political solo superhero films get. And lets not forget that it was a great conclusion to the trilogy. An Iron Man 4 was never part of the plan and making it would be messy.The MCU is growing…The MCU is big and getting bigger with each movie. Marvel currently has its hands full. With characters like Spider-Man, Black Panther, Doctor Strange etc. the MCU should be fine without him. And then there’s the Disney-Fox deal which will bring the X-Men and Fantastic Four back home.
Will there be a Iron Man 4 film that will feature the “real” Mandarin?
Original Question:I heard some where that the real Mandarin was out there. Does this mean there will be an Iron Man 4?Umm….Not really. Just because the real Mandarin exists doesn't mean Marvel has to use him. It just means if Robert Downey Jr and Marvel Studios wanted to do another Iron Man they could use the “real” Mandarin as a villain.The one shot that suggests that the “real” Mandarin was out there was mainly made to appease the fans that didn't like Iron Man 3’s twist.In my opinion I don't think they would use the Mandarin again for a villain there are just simply too mainly better Iron Man villains that haven't been done yet.
Is Iron Man 4 going to be made?
Not with Robert Downey Jr. Engame seems to be the end of the road for RDJ moving forward He’s almost 55, and even though he doesn’t have to do the difficult workouts Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth do, he still has to stay in excellent shape, which gets a little harder at the age. Not to mention he’s made an unbelievable amount of money playing the character, in some instances making more than all the rest of the cast combined. He has stated he wants to ride off into the sunset, before he’s just to old to do the character justice. Just like Hugh Jackmans portrayal as Wolverine, it’s hard to imagine anyone else but RDJ playing Tony Stark, but sadly, eventually, that will be the case. I don’t think we’ve seen the last of Hemsworth as Thor, and of course a Black Widow movie is coming. Vision and Scarlet Witch have a show on Disney coming called Wandavision, as well as Falcon and The Winter Soldier but I think the two actors that will hang it up after Endgame with be Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evans. Eventually someone else will take up the mantle of Tony Stark, but it’s hard to imagine anyone else playing the character as well as Robert has.