Iron Man: Rise of Technovore (2013) 5.2
Iron Man is framed by a technological terrorist and breaks out to clear his name. Director:Hiroshi Hamazaki |
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Iron Man: Rise of Technovore (2013) 5.2
Iron Man is framed by a technological terrorist and breaks out to clear his name. Director:Hiroshi Hamazaki |
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| Norman Reedus | ... |
Frank Castle /
The Punisher
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| Matthew Mercer | ... |
Tony Stark /
Iron Man
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Eric Bauza | ... |
Ezekiel Stane /
Technovore
(voice)
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Kate Higgins | ... |
Pepper Potts
(voice)
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| James C. Mathis III | ... |
James 'Rhodey' Rhodes /
War Machine
(voice) (as James Mathis III)
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| Kari Wahlgren | ... |
Maria Hill
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| Clare Grant | ... |
Natasha Romanoff /
Black Widow
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| Troy Baker | ... | ||
| Tara Platt | ... |
Sasha Hammer
(voice)
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| JB Blanc | ... |
Obadiah Stane
(voice)
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| John Eric Bentley | ... |
Nick Fury
(voice)
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| Liam O'Brien | ... |
Additional Voices
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Dave Wittenberg | ... |
Additional Voices
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| Travis Willingham | ... |
Additional Voices
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Daichi Endo | ... |
Additional Voices - Japanese
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The young and insane tech genius Ezekiel Stane has developed a new techno-organic armor that seemingly outclasses Iron Man. When Stane unleashes a terrorist attack during the launch of Tony Stark's newest satellite, Iron Man is blamed. Now he must evade S.H.I.E.L.D.'s man hunt and find a way to clear his name. Written by Anonymous
The Animation is probably the strongest part of this installment of this Iron Man production. The Voice Acting could use some work on the supporting cast though. The story begins as we are placed dead centre in the middle of another technological marvel as Stark is trying to change the world. However bad guys don't take a Vacation. Stark has to fix things before its too late. And that's my problem with this movie. The only sense of urgency seems to come from Stark and its not very convincing because the Antagonist is way too enigmatic. Even when the pseudo-philosophical mechanized angst driven plot unravels you don't really care, assuming you understand what everyone's motives actually are. The Antagonist is dreary, his monologuing is distracting and his intentions in-genuine. However, cameo appearances from a few heroes in Marvel universe make up for this. Overall its a shaky 7/10. It could have been 30 mins shorter and just as sweet.