By now I have already chimed in on my thoughts of the 
surprisingly successful Thor, even if people don't quite cling to it as they did Iron Man. The self-made-superhero was a lot easier to relate to, especially seeing as his story existed well within the confines of the real world. Iron Man 2 just threw it all away in favor of repetition. No matter how good the film is, it doesn't play that same risk. This is not a scientifically sound film, but we kind of forget that in the presence of such endearing charm and emotional conflict. All the explanation we need for it is in the line "Your ancestors called it magic, and you call it science. I come from a place where they're one in the same thing." This is far from a perfect bunch of superhero films, but it's still pretty damn entertaining.
surprisingly successful Thor, even if people don't quite cling to it as they did Iron Man. The self-made-superhero was a lot easier to relate to, especially seeing as his story existed well within the confines of the real world. Iron Man 2 just threw it all away in favor of repetition. No matter how good the film is, it doesn't play that same risk. This is not a scientifically sound film, but we kind of forget that in the presence of such endearing charm and emotional conflict. All the explanation we need for it is in the line "Your ancestors called it magic, and you call it science. I come from a place where they're one in the same thing." This is far from a perfect bunch of superhero films, but it's still pretty damn entertaining.
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