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5/7/08, 06:21 AM
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5/7/08, 12:52 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chKkYp8Bzv4
Check it out before the lawyers find it.
5/7/08, 01:35 PM
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Psh... film... I could see the intermittent flashes 
5/8/08, 09:07 AM
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5/8/08, 04:14 PM
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All that work ---and still somethings get messed up. When an airplane loses part of a wing, the aircraft rolls toward the now-shorter wing - because the undamaged wing now has more lift. This is an instantaneous reaction - you can see in WWII combat footage. It doesn't matter what size or who's side - all aircraft will react in the same manner (its called the law of physics). So, when the F-22 flies into Ironman and he takes about half the port wing off the aircraft should roll to the left - but it doesn't - it rools to the right. Just ain't possible. So how come he crashed through his concrete roof and later was able to stand on much thinner - and weaker glass? Still, its a great movie.
5/8/08, 08:58 PM
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All that work ---and still somethings get messed up. When an airplane loses part of a wing, the aircraft rolls toward the now-shorter wing - because the undamaged wing now has more lift. This is an instantaneous reaction - you can see in WWII combat footage. It doesn't matter what size or who's side - all aircraft will react in the same manner (its called the law of physics). So, when the F-22 flies into Ironman and he takes about half the port wing off the aircraft should roll to the left - but it doesn't - it rools to the right. Just ain't possible. So how come he crashed through his concrete roof and later was able to stand on much thinner - and weaker glass? Still, its a great movie.
Don't know about you, but I was too busy being entertained for 2 hours to look for and worry about any movie mistakes.
5/9/08, 02:05 PM
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+1! That car sounded incredible. So sexy. And the movie was a lot of fun, it was much better than I expected from the previews. I'd go so far as to say that it's probably the best superhero movie anyone has made yet. And Robert Downey Jr. was fantastic. "No gang signs.... nah I'm just kidding, throw 'em up." LMAO
5/10/08, 05:19 AM
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Thats pretty good Pete!
5/12/08, 10:57 AM
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Without doubt for me, this is the best superhero movie yet, and I love the soundtrack. there was a bunch of funny stuff in it to, "hot saki?" "nah, we're working"...lmao
5/12/08, 12:32 PM
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All that work ---and still somethings get messed up. When an airplane loses part of a wing, the aircraft rolls toward the now-shorter wing - because the undamaged wing now has more lift. This is an instantaneous reaction - you can see in WWII combat footage. It doesn't matter what size or who's side - all aircraft will react in the same manner (its called the law of physics). So, when the F-22 flies into Ironman and he takes about half the port wing off the aircraft should roll to the left - but it doesn't - it rools to the right. Just ain't possible. So how come he crashed through his concrete roof and later was able to stand on much thinner - and weaker glass? Still, its a great movie.
The plane thing could be from the impact force or even the aileron(sp?) angle at time of impact.
Still too awesome of movie to care about such miniscule things.
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