It's OK, but not as good as Dragonball Evolution

Rating: Null/10 (22 August 2013)

This was probably the worst entry in the Iron Man series. It's even more disappointing since it was the first followup to the Avengers. You can't just go from great to average like that. And this was definitely an average film.
1. The villain was horrible - What was he even trying to do? What were his motivations? It just seemed like everything he was doing was random. He seemed to have no plan at all.
2. The acting - Look, Guy Pearce is actually a good actor, but I guess it was the script and the director because he was awful in this. I think he didn't know what he was getting himself into when he took on this role. I think he thought he was going to get good material to work with.
Same goes for Ben Kingsley. Wonderful actor, horrible in this. Which is kinda ironic when you consider his character in the movie.
I blame the writer and director.
3. Dragged on, not funny - This movie should have been 1 hour and 30 minutes. That's pretty short for this type of movie, but you can blame the script for that. There were parts that were simply unnecessary, and there were supposed "funny moments" that had me shaking my head.
Some other things this movie had going for it. Anti-climatic, joyless, incoherent, and ridiculous. When did Tony Stark become James Bond? He's all of a sudden Ethan Hunt without the suit in this.
Another thing I wanted to touch on. Stupidity. So Tony has this program, a fleet of Iron Man drones that he can call on at any point. He activates the program at the end for the final fight, but doesn't activate it when his house is under attack and both and Pepper might not make it out alive.
There was also him destroying all the suits at the end. That made no sense at all.
Overall this movie was just OK, but it's no Dragonball Evolution. Could have been much better.