Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United (2013)

Really Surprised!

Memorable, crazy movie

Great Film overall

Absolutely the worst movie.

This movie alongside it's sequel is probably the best Marvel animated movie in animation. The story was bearable but it's no Ben 10 and Generator Rex Heroes United. The moments the two scientist were pretty funny to be honest. I don't care what people say but this version of ZZZax is better then the one from The Incredible Hulk (a regular human becoming ZZZax) and the one from EMH (A ZZZax that looks like bear).To be honest I don't think its a bad movie majority of these complaints are just coming adult children. It's a kids movie what did you expect. The main lesson behind this movie is team work like how Hulk and Iron Man did to defeat ZZZax it shows if you work together you can accomplice a lot. That's all I have to say.

love all marvel animation and cgi rock too maybe it s the future of animation comics but hope not like Manga animation should stay since we have so many talent that can draw it make job for every one and usually comics animation are well made only wish is that Marvel make more animated movies like their counter parts Dc Comics they release at least 3 animated movies a year and Marvel less than one per years and trust me there are plenty of stories to make animated so keep up Marvel and please make more :) Iron Man and Captain America battle to keep the Red Skull and his trigger man, Taskmaster, from unleashing an army of Hydra Brutes on the world.Until then make mine Marvel

This movie is no where near as bad as everyone is making it out to be. It's not the best movie ever made but it certainly isn't a bad movie. I found it pleasant to watch, loads of nice little fight scenes, decent execution and camera movement, good editing and a flowing story. I liked it and I happily rated it a 6/10. As a fan of Marvel, I enjoyed the introduction of the Hulk Buster, the banter between Stark and his toys, the different variety models of Iron man and the relationship he develops/has with Hulk. Hulk is more of a jolly green giant rather than a menacing furry of rage int his movie, but that doesn't take away from anything and it's actually a refreshing touch. What did people want from this movie exactly that makes it so terrible in their ratings? I don't know. As a loyal DC and marvel fan with a strong following within comics and animated TV series/movies - I can happily say that this was a fairly decent movie.Sure some of the characters are bit cheesy. The bad guy isn't too convincing and the story drags a bit... but who cares... if you're sitting back at home with a nice sound system and watching this movie in HD you will enjoy the other little subtleties such as the visual experience which is first class.I don't see why people hate this movie, it's a good movie, not the best by far, not the worst, a decent addition with nothing to really add or subtract from Iron man or the Hulk. There are loads of adaptations of Batman and no one seems to brag about the inconsistency flaws of the character in those movies... so why should it matter in this?Overall, 6/10 a good watch, fun times with the family or otherwise.

Hulk and Iron Man. Face it, here are the two fan favorite characters from the Marvel cinematic universe. It is no doubt that Marvel would see fit to milk these cash cows dry.Their answer: animation. Successful as Marvel's live action film projects have been, their animation projects left much to be desired. A downward spiral in quality which left off with the dismal "Thor: Tales of Asgard" led to a stint in visually impressive but narratively flat Japanese anime. Now, Marvel is dabbling in feature length CGI animation. The result? This.Seemingly a very loose adaptation of the mobile app game "Avengers Initiative", IRON MAN & HULK: HEROES UNITED sees our two titular heroes first at loggerheads then teaming up to save the world. Two H.Y.D.R.A scientists have combined Iron Man's arc reactor technology with the Hulk's gamma energy and unleashed an electrical energy creature called Zzzaxx. Standing in our heroes' way is a graveyard full of Wendigo monsters, a legion of robots and a goofy Russian accented Abomination.A little background in the original game for starters. The game is a ripoff of "Infinity Blade" with a thin excuse for a story to tie one finger swiping fight to the next. This movie replaces that so called "story" with another that is just as thin and muddled. The original story was purely a Hulk adventure, with Iron Man only turning up at the end. The change feels forced and unnecessary, as if Marvel mandated that Iron Man be the main protagonist instead of the Hulk just because of his misplaced popularity. At least the character designs had been successfully ported over from the game, and they look awesome. The artwork successfully combines powerful designs with a cel shaded look that replicates modern digital colouring used in the comics. Looks as if the comic panels themselves come alive. Unfortunately, visuals aside, the animation itself seems dated. The way the characters move, their facial expressions, they all feel stiff; like something made for TV from more than 10 years ago. Such lapse in quality, in this day and age of shows like Transformers Prime, is unforgivable.The writing is no better than in TV programmes for ten year olds. Lame humour abounds (that running joke of the Hulk being hungry gets real old real fast), silly lines and childish dialogue. All of this set to mediocre acting and an Iron Man who sounds like some twenty year old fresh from university, not some veteran superhero millionaire. With each new height set by Marvel's live action movies, there is a new low set by their animation productions. IRON MAN & HULK: HEROES UNITED is the lowest as of 2013. Either it was done on a shoestring budget or nobody involved put one bit of effort into it. The whole thing is merely riding on the brand name of Iron Man and Hulk, out to cheat money from uninformed fans. The scariest part? Marvel seemed to darn confident that this thing would turn a big profit that they put in enough clues for a sequel.