Marvel At Its Best

Rating: 9/10 (6 September 2014)

This movie is an example of Marvel at its best, especially for what they have been trying to do with the Iron Man/Tony Stark.
From the beginning, this was a story about the human not the superhero. A man constantly at war with himself, who he is, and who he wants to be. After the events of the Avengers movie, Tony finally breaks. The man who was always calm and in control, finally breaks. This truly peels the man out of his armor, both literally and figuratively. This is the first time that we see Tony Stark as himself and get a look inside his head. It really is fascinating and refreshing to take a deeper look just how fragile a man truly is underneath their facade.
At one of the low points in his life, where he is set off by 6 year olds, and withdrawals from those closest to him, it takes something truly drastic to come out of his funk and become the best person he could be.
The best scene I have seen in any Marvel movie is his talk with Pepper in the garage about the after math of New York.
This is truly Marvel at its best. 9/10