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Iron Man now showing at Aylesbury Odeon



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Published Date: 12 May 2008
IRON Man is the latest superhero to blast from the pages of his own Marvel comic book onto the big screen, bringing with him a salivating audience of graphic-novel fans who can't wait to see their metal guru made flesh.
Robert Downey Jr plays Tony Stark, a billionaire industrialist who is captured in Afghanistan while demonstrating his company's latest super-weapons.

Forced by terrorists to construct a missile, a mortally-injured Stark instead creates a mechanical bio-suit to stay alive and escape.
Realising that he can serve the forces of good instead of the almighty dollar, Stark uses his technological know-how and vast fortune to create another suit of armour; a heavily armed, flight-capable exoskeleton that soon becomes the front for his crime-fighting alter-ego, Iron Man.

Gwyneth Paltrow plays Stark's doe-eyed (and ludicrously named) love interest Pepper Potts, while a bald Jeff Bridges plays the film's equally ridiculously titled villain, Obadiah Stane, aka the Iron Monger.

Director and self-confessed comic-book geek Jon Favreau cut his teeth on family films like Elf and Zathura, but looks to have brought a maturity to Iron Man that will please die-hard fans.

Expect an effects-heavy action romp that'll sit somewhere between the bright cheerful Fantastic Four films and Christopher Nolan's dark, brooding new Batman films.

Iron Man (12A) is currently showing at Aylesbury Odeon.


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  • Last Updated: 07 May 2008 4:56 PM
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