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Marvel's Armor Wars
Clash of the Iron Man Armors
Director: Jon Favreau
Producer(s): Kevin Feige
Louis D'Esposito
Victoria Alonso
Thomas M. Hammel
Eric Hauserman Carroll
Rachel O'Connor
Writer(s): Yassir Lester
Chinaka Hodge
Jon Favreau
Drew Pearce
Release Date: August 20, 2022
(United States)
Running Time: 138 minutes
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Marvel's Armor Wars is the seventh film in Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe by MarvelousMarty. The film is directed by Jon Favreau, produced by Louis D'Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Thomas M. Hammel, Eric Hauserman Carroll, and Rachel O'Connor, and written by Yassir Lester, Chinaka Hodge, Jon Favreau, and Drew Pearce. The film serves as a spiritual sequel to Iron Man 3 which also concludes the rest of the Iron Man film series, and is a predecessor to the following MCU film, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Synopsis[]

When the unconscious Tony Stark was declared dead to the eyes of the public by his allies and loved ones as a means to ensure his protection amidst recovery, it backfired on them on a wider scale after two years. In the series of unfortunate events which cascaded, the story follows James Rhodes, War Machine, and his momentous band of determined adventurers who must face what happens when Stark's tech falls into the wrong hands as a mysterious figure had been selling them to his former allies, who have since turned as his greatest enemies during his heroic debut as Iron Man. Thus, a battle across the globe enrages, all for the legacy of Tony Stark and his mantle as the Golden Avenger.

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Trivia[]

  • Jon Favreau was chosen as the director of the film, mainly due to him being the most knowledgeable and had the most contribution in the past Iron Man films as he has decided to put the story to a close in an epic finale. That being said, this film would be considered as Jon Favreau's final role as a movie director in the MCU, at least in the meantime.
    • Jon Favreau's character, Happy Hogan, has decided to make the ultimate sacrifice in the final battle when Bethany Cabe (Kate Mara), who has conspired with A.I.M. in a plan to launch a group upgraded yet volatile Stark Missiles into different populated cities around the globe to ignite a Third World War by framing Stark Unlimited.
  • Kata Mara returns in the film since her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Iron Man 2, portraying a larger, more expanded role from her previous appearance as Bethany Cabe, the new Security Head of the rebranded Stark Industries: Stark Unlimited.
    • Starting off as a supporting character, the ending of the plot's climax reveals her true identity as the Spymaster, the main and final antagonist, as the Iron Legionnaire have thought they have pin-pointed the last suspects as Ezekiel Stane (Ben Foster), Justine Hammer (Emily Beecham). Bethany Cabe was revealed to have a grudge for Stark Industries and its leaders, since her loved ones got in a tragedy which involved Stark weapons, rendering her to dedicate the remainder of her life infiltrating the company in her mission to ruin Stark's legacy.
  • The film also introduces a new iteration of Jack Taggert, played by Mehcad Brooks, who is a version more faithful to his comic book counterpart as the latter dons an Extremis-powered armor in the movie, dubbed as Firepower. The reason was the writers' choice not to waste the character and his name as a one-off villain in Iron Man 3, but introduce a more comic-accurate one who started off as an anti-hero who bears a similar but more extreme personality than James Rhodes (Don Cheadle).

Sequels[]

Further information: List of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MarvelousMarty) films

  • Ironheart (2023-2027)
  • The Hulk and the Agents of Atlas (2024)
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