#IRON MAN BLEEDING EDGE AGE OF ULTRON MOVIE#
The villain swap probably needed a little more expanding on in the movie itself as opposed to a DVD extra and The Mandarin finally being realized in Shang-Chi but does make sense in hindsight if Aldrich Killian wanted to appear threatening without putting in the work. The most divisive criticism when the film came out is also one that’s at least aged a little better. This became an overarching force for Tony in the films to come, one of his first expansions into his desire for protecting those outside his bubble. After drifting off into a wormhole with a nuke, it’s not too hard to question where you fall on the scales of existence. Iron Man 3 brings evolution to his character, one who’s realizing the effect his actions have on others. Tony Stark is without a doubt the most layered character in the MCU, which makes sense given he’s the longest-serving character as well. So how does it stand up after all these years and what did it contribute to the MCU as a whole? Looking back at it now, the film has only improved with time and its impact is still being felt a decade on. Not only does it set a standard for Tony taking up proteges, but for how he gets into the mindset audiences see in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Someone grappling with massive revelations about life and existence after a traumatic moment. With the hindsight of his entire time in the MCU, Iron Man 3 establishes Tony Stark for who he becomes until the end of Avengers: Infinity War. Upon release the third was pretty divisive with critics and fans, but how has it aged in retrospect? While it might have ended the Iron Man trilogy itself, it was only about halfway through Tony Stark’s character arc as a whole. Iron Man 3 came out ten years ago, which doesn’t seem that long ago but real life has almost caught up to post-blip MCU time.
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