BLU-RAY REVIEW: Iron Man

Jamie Ewbank
Fri, 17 Oct 2008, 12:13pm

If you’ve ever lamented the fact that blockbuster movies just don’t grab you the way they used to, then Iron Man is the film to restore your faith in the genre.

For starters, the special effects are genuinely special. The titular armour is all gloss and highlights and looks surprisingly real even in unforgiving Blu-ray quality, and when it takes its first supersonic surround sound flight you can’t help but sit up and take notice.

On top of that, the whole film is shot through with droll humour, sending itself up so frequently that you’re charmed into suspending your disbelief even when the film builds to its climax-42 year old Robert Downey Jr battling to save the world from The Big Lebowski.

You can watch our full review at The Leisure Lab.

Comments

I am looking forward to this one so much that I have held of from buying the Hulk to get this when it is released.  Not the credit crunch, I am just a bit skint from my latest AV purchase.

Out of the Iron Man and The Hulk, Iron Man is definitely the one to go for.

dont eat or drink for a couple of days and buy both