Iron Man 3 - Firepower at its fullest and best. At times it felt that Tony Stark has bought the entire American stock of Gunpowder and Titanium to build and equip all his toys (Iron Man suits). A very predictable and weak storyline, but absolutely entertaining with its action sequences.
At some points the script challenges our logic and forces us to apply Anesthesia to our logical reasoning. But when thought for long I concluded, that's what superheroes and their stories are filled with; illogical dramatic events and over exaggerated twists and turns to the adventurous life of the protagonist, and also serious comebacks of the fallen.
Overall, this movie will keep you glued to the seat and also ensure that you fasten the seat belts too. All its shortcomings have been offset with the hardcore action packed sequences and dramatic dialogues. This is also ten times much better than its prequel Iron Man 2. Hence it super exceeded my average expectations which I always have for any movie's sequel.
This movie is also worth keeping in your Blu-Ray / DVD collection.
Score: 3.5/5
A good movie with a decent storyline and presentation. One must not expect extraordinary performances from both the lead actors, but focus more on the story and it's realism to a stardom life. The only factor that has throttled up the entire package is its melodious songs composed by music director Mithoon, which not only made me repeatedly listen to them but also hum the entire weekend; which in turn made my pals believe that I was emitting signs of being in love lately
On a serious note, a good onetime watch flick; much better than past week releases like Nautanki Saala and Ek thi Daayan.
PS: And I'm not in love
Score: 3/5
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