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Iron Man 3 talk (spoilers)
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It couldn't be any more clumsy than how they explained Tony's surgery at the end. 
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We assume it was functioning properly. I saw a battle where enhanced soldiers were tearing armors apart left and right. Seems to me the logical solution would have been for Jarvis to have the armors surround the compound and assault the extremis soldiers with repulsor blasts first. If Jarvis was functioning as properly as you say, it should have been no problem for it to coordinate, with pinpoint accuracy, an air strike against A.I.M. Instead, dozens of armors were just flying around all willy nilly, getting torn to shreds, and creating a scene that could have rivaled one of Michael Bay's finest Transformer scenes. The fact is, that after spending an entire movie showing how clever and versatile he can be, Tony Stark made a stupid decision so that he could show off in front of Pepper. Blowing up the armors didn't accomplish anything and I'm sure that they thought it would make a cool visual but all it did was bring me out of my enjoyment of the film because of how ridiculous of a moment it was. |
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Good thing they checked to make sure it was Rhodey in the suit before anyone got on the plane. 
We know this how? Everything we've scene from thier tech to foreign missions tends to make me think they are pretty big. And regardless of who is assigned to cover the President, SHIELD wouldn't stand by doing nothing. A terroist hijacks every TV with a broadcast of the horror he will unleash. Of course SHIELD is watching. I say lose the firespitball scene and replace with a quick cut earlier with Guy Peirce saying "good, they fell for the decoy". Yes, that would make SHIELD look inept, but then they were anyway because they weren't anywhere near anything in this movie (when they've been well featured in every other Marvel movie so far). Their absence is noticable. But now for the real mystery from the movie... Why was Happy dressed like Vincent Vega when in Switzerland? 
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Yeah they're a big organization, but I don't think they are the same gigantic organization we've seen the comic books. And I think comic book fans expect them to be. Keep in mind this is the same group that was fairly easily infiltrated by a depowered Thor, they had no inkling about Obadiah Stane's involvement with the 10 rings, and just had to deal with the realization that an extra terrestrial threat was not only very real but actually very imminent. |
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I'm not even arguing about Clean Slate, which I had no problem with. I'm just saying that Jarvis appeared to be functioning properly. Perhaps Tony Stark should have thought ahead about programming some more tactical procedures into his electronic butler 
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Being able to build a helicarrier with cloaking ability would indicate they're a huge organization. Hab |
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Technology is irrelevant to whether or not they are the same godlike organization that they are portrayed as in the comic books |
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No it isn't  That's ridiculous. Hab |
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yes it is you're ridiculous rock |
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 Hab |
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It was the '90's... |
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I knew he looked familiar... |
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I still want a flesh and blood Jarvis. Will we get that some day? |
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The newest suit. It seemed really impractical to have to do some kung fu looking shit to put on the armor. With all the other versions, he just had to walk into them. What’s easier than that? The Mandarin reveal. I’m one of the ones that liked it but it was too similar to Batman Begins and that’s really my problem with it. Same with Tony not being able to sleep, it was to similar to his problem in Iron Man 2. And I didn’t like the Iron Man suits piloting themselves, kind of defeats the purpose of him donning the suit. But it did make for a cools scene, the suits fighting the soldiers. Some good tag team moves. Pepper at the end was pretty awesome, came off kind of She Hulky.  The whole scene on the barge was really good. Rhodes was more effective outside the suit.  I liked the airplane scene too, specially the rescue. For the next one I’d really like to see Iron Man and Hulk team up. |
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Pepper powered up like She-Hulk, that's a character development I could live with. |
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