Metal Man (2008)

One of my all time favorites.

A lot of fun.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Metal man doesn't show up at all in the movie neither does air man, bubble man, heat man, quick man, crash man, flash man or wood man it was not nice lmao >: ] mm2wood.mid

This movie is by far the best movie I have ever seen! The plot of this movie was thoroughly engaging and had be on the edge of my seat, even when I watched it for the 100th (literally the 100th) time last week. Kudos to the writer, he really showed the struggle through Iron Hero's natural and convincing Don't even get me started on the special effects! The CGI was so advanced and convincing, it was from the 22nd century! The props were extremely convincing and I now sleep with one eye open because I fear that Iron Hero will come to punish me for my sins! I was blown away by the end scene when Iron Hero decided to fly away! I respect him for not flying earlier in the movie, because it allowed for more violence and showed that he was the better man. Speaking of violence, those fight scenes were glorious! Forget Avatar or 300, Iron Hero has the best fight scenes in history, especially when Kyle finds out his parents were killed and he beats up those thugs! The casting was great, while they weren't A-List actors, they made the movie come alive. I would take Samuel Nathan Hoffmire over Will Ferrell or Steve Carell any day! I would recommend this movie to any of my friends and family, it's always a hit at my funeral after parties!

So me and my brother really like superhero films so when one of my cool friends from uni suggested this film. i was like sure thing bro. so after purchasing metal man from amazon for what seemed a reasonable price of £12.95 (excluding P&P), me and my bro got like 7 bags of popcorn and sat down to watch what was promised to be the most original and best superhero film since dirty dancing hit our screens. but shock horror, metal man turned out to be a total remake of Adam west's batman minus the characters, the plot, the locations and the props. me and my bro were so angry that he cried. this film made my brother cry real tears. c'mon metal man, what do you have to say now? also Sandra bullock is not in this film. disappointing :(

The pound shop beckoned and I answered. A film which appeared to be in the Iron Man mould, only a quid, and me a generous minded soul who has always been easy to please, film-wise - you can't go wrong, can you? Turns out you can.I no longer have the patience I once had to wait for things to get better. By the time 15 minutes or so had gone by I had discovered that this movie featured: a) a bad script, b) truly appalling acting from a cast destined to remain complete unknowns (apart from Reggie Bannister - hardly A list but at least I've heard of him. Unfortunately, he's as rubbish as everyone else); c) production values which forgot to stop when they reached rock bottom (the washed-out video look may be OK as an aesthetic choice but loses something when it's because it is washed out video); d) oh, and it's tedious and incredibly slow moving.I picture searched through to the end and discovered the following: a) the exotic locations include someone's bedroom, someone's basement, someone's lounge, a street, and a field; b) the expensive props include a kind of box-y thing with some lights on it; c) there are two costumes which look a bit Iron Man-ish. They look a bit more expensive than costumes from a party shop. But not much.d) there are a couple of minor special effects which give this a not-very-deserved star above the minimum.Absolutely awful. I wuz robbed.