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All member reviews for Iron Man

mevoliseivo
teen, 15 years old
 
Great movie!!!
I really love this movie. I've seen it twice already and I'd gladly watch it again right now. It was a little violent and the main focus was war and weapons. Nothing that I would be worried about my 10 year old brother watching. Some sexual content in the beginning that didn't bother me, but I wouldn't really be happy with someone under age 9 seeing. It had a good plot and was really exciting. I say that everyone should see this movie.

rebma97
teen, 14 years old
 
Awesome!
This movie was great! It's different (and personally, better) than the series. But there is a lot of violence (though not as much as some other PG-13 films), which mostly includes shooting, lasers, etc. There is a bit of sex. In one scene, a man and a women (unmarried) are shown tumbling off the bed, implying sex. Some language, like h-ll. Some drinking. But it's a really good movie, and it isn't an edgy PG-13.

robinrunner
teen, 14 years old
 
Superhero fans will have a field day with this movie
Action packed with lots of suspensful scenes. I enjoyed it. parent's may not like the cursing and how the film potrays Tony Stark (Iron Man) as a sexual based person in some scenes.

 
Too Intense and Violent
I took my 3 kids 14, 12, 8 to see it thinking it would be somewhat like Transformers. Much more of a older teen movie!! My two younger ones and older daughter watched the movie with their eyes covered through many of the blow up scenes. One scene shows a middle eastern soldier holding a gun to a father and the kids begging for him not to be killed. That was barely a second in the beginning but I thought was awful. Too much violence and too intense for little kids I think. This movie is better for 15-17 year olds. I hate how the trailers make it look so "cool" and then you get there and it is much more violent than you would expect.

Chris01
parent of 8 year old
 
Parents should be more careful reguarding the media they select for their children
Us parents, tend to be too liberal when it comes to making decisions reguarding movies our children should watch. I have noticed a reviewer ( even though he/she is only twelve) saying: " I've seen more violent movies than this", as if this argument makes it ok to go against what the experts say regarding violence for young children. Before being informed about ratings and age appropriate media for children, I let my 7 year old watch this movie. Now that I am informed ( after a huge amount of research) I can say that I regret letting my son watch it. I don't care what a turn around "Playboy" tony had towards the end of a movie. He is shown in bed with a stranger ( and I don't want anyone giving me ANY crap that they did not show anything. REGARDLESS, you do not need to show the whole sex scene for the child to subconsciously comprehend that tony just had an "adventure" with that reporter only to have left her dumped in his room to be escorted by his secretary and to make things worse, to not even have remembered her name when he encountered her again. Parents, may I remind you not to judge the sexual and violent scenes according to the 30+ years you have been living, but, instead, according to the kind of scenes a child should be exposed to? May I remind parents that children MUST be exposed to good role models of masculine and femenine behavior. It doesn't matter that Tony had a turnaround in his life. The problems he had were on an adult level. Problems should be more at the child's reality. If it does not, I think that is a clear indicator that the movie is inappropriate. For example, can it be possibly good for an 8 or 9 year old to learn from a Playboy bandit turn good? The problem he turned away from is by far, ages away from youngsters realities.

Weegee101
parent
 
Best special effects for the almost perfect superhero movie.
This movie has the best special effects but the hero tells everyone he's Iron Man. There is only one scene where to people make out in bed for a few seconds and that's just it.

XemnasSuperior
teen, 17 years old
 
I did not like this movie
but I was forced to watch it in school ugh

slasher23
teen, 16 years old
 
violent sexual content brief language some drug use

elreader46
teen, 15 years old
 
Right on tween movie.
This movie was really dazzling. It was violent, an innapropriate tumbling scene, but Stark in the movie was trying to save many lives. Overall kids tweleve and over can handle it.

Joker15
teen, 18 years old
 
Awesome movie, Alright for tweens and parents alike
Iron Man is one of the best superhero films made. The storyline is great, depicting Tony Stark's transformation into Iron Man , and how he is forced to fight Iron Monger, who tried to have him killed. The violence is moderate. We see a torture scene where Tony Stark is dunked underwater, and another where his asistent nearly swallows a hot coal. There is also some blood; tony stark bleeds after being hit by a missle and is then operated on (we see a brief bloody wound), a villian has part of the skin on his head missing and we see his veins (not too graphic). In non-bloody scenes, we see iron Man killing multiple henchmen in two scenes, and we see Iron man and Iron monger figting during the finale. During Iron monger's death, we see him being electroquted (no blood, not graphic at all). There is a brief sex scene, where we see Tony making out with a reporter on a bed, and then falling off of it. Stark is fully clothed, and the woman has a shirt and panties. In the next scene, we see the woman naked in bed (the only thing we see his her bare back). We also hear talk about martinis, and see Stark drinking in one scene. Overall, an excellent and must see film, and in my opinion, Marvel's best film. Kids 12 and up should be OK, as long as they aren't scared by the scene where Stark is operated on. Iron Man is also iffy for 10-11. The biggest concern is the sex scene, which may leave parents having to have an awkward discussion with younger kids afterwards. The mesage is also good, showing how Stark, a millionaire playboy, discovers his true purpose in life. I give it 5 out of 5. It isn't as good as The Dark knight but comes extremely close to it.

jon1261
teen, 13 years old
 
ON
great action movie, just 1 scene not ok for younger kids

MEGAFLASH500
kid, 13 years old
 
i am iron man, running over bad guys in my van
plenty of explosions, with fireballs, missiles, and ray guns. bad guys threaten to kill kids and parents. flamethrowers, giant fists, and power suits are used throughout. 2 characters get in a fight and blow up a building. a family in a car nearly gets killed.

movieman4
kid, 12 years old
 
Violence (R): Lots of strong weaponary combat. Sexual Content (PG-13) One scene of sex. Language (PG-13): Mild profanity. Drugs/Tobacco/Alchohol (PG): Tony is a playboy with a taste for alchohol.

cinnamonrolls
kid, 12 years old
 
one of the best movies ever
fun action adventure movie

cool me
kid, 10 years old
 
a good moovie
it is good i like it

dwaltz
teen, 16 years old
 
Iron Man: Superhero or Not?
Tony Stark isn't the best role model, but a great movie nonetheless!

ohya
parent of 14 year old
 
good movie but violent

Yeah.
teen, 14 years old
 
Check my page for other great recommendations.
I'm not here to give a review because if it shows up on my page its a 5 star movie and so therefore you know what i think about it.

 
I liked this movie. Mostly fluff and good hearty action. Oldest enjoyed it. Good fun.

ironkid21
kid, 13 years old
 
I liked it. The action was good and Robert Downey Jr was great