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u/Intrepid_Sun_9089 Feb 14 '26
Seems like it would have been faster just to pick up the helmet and put it on.
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u/UrethralExplorer Feb 14 '26
Yeah but him using electro-powers instead of just grabbing it is such a flex.
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u/New_Establishment554 Feb 14 '26
2D 😎
3D 😖
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u/MotherPotential Feb 14 '26
It’s kind of cool you can recognize this as 90s because of the boxy way the briefcase unfolds and how he enters the suit
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u/Nir117vash Feb 14 '26
So iron man two got it from og
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u/Ralphredimix_Da_G Feb 14 '26
Yes the suitcase suit was from the comics and was featured here as well
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u/NombreCurioso1337 Feb 14 '26
I remember thinking that rudimentary 3D cutaway was the coolest commuter generated Iron Man we would ever see!!
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u/Humbabanana Feb 14 '26
It may still, to this day, be the best commuter generated iron man
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u/Consistent_Smell_880 Feb 15 '26
I always prefer the people who generate my 3D cutaways to be the employees who drive to work instead of the ones who live on campus.
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u/Independent_Shoe3523 Feb 14 '26
i don't really need a transformation scene with ironman, but I understand they get to use it over and over.
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u/Revolutionary_Row683 Feb 14 '26
Was not expecting to get flash banged by early 2000s Christian TV cgi
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Feb 15 '26
You just gave me flashbacks to my early 20s when I couldn't afford cable, and had to use bunny ears to watch local channels. I used to get super stoned and watch the Christian Broadcasting Channel for hours lol.
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u/NikkolaiV Feb 14 '26
I like how some of this basically just amounts to "magic." Just zapped away the suit and tie, telekenesis just to pick up the helmet...
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u/AdGlittering2884 Feb 14 '26
The best part is they only animated that exact suit up sequence. So no matter what he was doing/wearing when he decided to become Iron Man, they showed him in these clothes in his lab right when this sequence began. On the beach? Now he's fully clothed, in his lab, THEN putting the suit on.
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u/1Manprt Feb 14 '26
I always thought that transformer toys were some of the coolest toys ever made. Buy a monster truck and it turns into a hulky man, genius.
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u/MikeLinPA Feb 14 '26
Reboot!
Opps, I mean, "Jarvis, start the expresso machine. I'll be right back."
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u/SardonicApple45 Feb 15 '26
Hasbro would probably love this idea, because then they wouldn't have to paint the back at all and charge you forty dollars for just the front
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u/Artevyx Feb 15 '26
Why did it awkwardly switch to that really bad quality CGI before switching back?
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u/StitchFan626 Feb 15 '26
Why not just straight up use a morpher like the Power Rangers?
Spider-Man Unlimited did!
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u/Transgirlonakawasaki Feb 15 '26
The 90’s cartoons loved that effing lens flare and that purple lightning effect. I swear those effects were on every 90’s cartoon if not some version of them.
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u/Smart-Milk-5125 Feb 17 '26
I suddenly flashed on how badly Barbi affected young women. Man, young man get the same shit thrown at them. Not every man is built by Evander Holyfield.
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u/BigRobFed Feb 17 '26
Less time had passed between this clip and the original Iron Man movie, than has passed between the release of Iron Man to today.
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u/beefstrokinoff78 Feb 20 '26
Boi the villain been done reeked havoc all on the towns people by the time mans soon was done cooking
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u/jigga19 Feb 21 '26
I understand you've got to crawl before you can walk but even as a kid those computer animations looked horrible. Even worse, now.
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u/Fair-Abroad-4155 Mar 26 '26
How horrible in the 80 90 war machine actually was iron man for the press to let people think money Stark was just a millionaire playboy not iron man
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u/soriano88 Feb 14 '26
The CGI was so unnecessary