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IRON MAN - THE COSTUME DESIGN
May 2nd 2007 21:54
Few days ago we had a look at Robert Downey Jr. as the Iron MAN, now we're gonna take a look at the IRON Man.
EW got a first look at the costume, designed by Oscar-winning F/X guru Stan Winston. I like the fact that it's very faithful to the comic's costume of Iron Man. It's just a bit adjusted, in a good way. Looks even cooler.
Another thing I'm glad to read is that Favreau, the director, says it's gonna be ''a decidedly adult superhero story'. We've seen it work before, with Batman Begins nevertheless, so it's the right step. After all Iron Man was kinda adult from the comics already, with his drinking problems and all...
Anyway here's the costume:
//filmpeeker
EW got a first look at the costume, designed by Oscar-winning F/X guru Stan Winston. I like the fact that it's very faithful to the comic's costume of Iron Man. It's just a bit adjusted, in a good way. Looks even cooler.
Another thing I'm glad to read is that Favreau, the director, says it's gonna be ''a decidedly adult superhero story'. We've seen it work before, with Batman Begins nevertheless, so it's the right step. After all Iron Man was kinda adult from the comics already, with his drinking problems and all...
Anyway here's the costume:
//filmpeeker
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Comment by Bryn
Horrorphile
A wonder what Rob Bottin would have done? He designed the amazing RoboCop suit.
Comment by Filmpeeker
filmpeek
I don't know the episode =)
The RoboCop costume is cool too. However, this one rocks.
Cheers,
filmpeeker
Comment by Bryn
Horrorphile
Comment by Sarah White
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One Too Many Chocolate Bars
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Comment by Francis
Passionate Apathy
I wonder if the idea of powered armor was ever brought up prior to Starship Troopers (The classic Heinlein novel, not the majestically stupid movie: "Yeah, we only had to lose a million or so ground-pounders before someone remembered that quaint 20th Century tradition of air support.").