#Jarvis ai mcu movie#
In what Latcham describes as a "total madhouse," those hugely important CGI shots didn't get finished until just three weeks before the movie was released. "And that is why you're writers!" exclaimed Latcham before he raced back to Favreau and Lebental. So, at the very end, when Stark and Obadiah are up in the sky, Stark knows his foe is going to have the same icing problem, which is why he lures Obadiah up so high. It took the writers one viewing before they both said: "The Icing Problem." Latcham gave them a confused look, so they quickly laid it out: Tony Stark's high-altitude icing problem with the Mark 2 suit is explained during the test flight.
#Jarvis ai mcu tv#
Arriving in a blur at Fergus and Ostby's room, Latcham loaded the DVD and played the cut on their hotel TV screen.
He slung it into his backpack and raced to the Santa Barbara Film Festival, where two of Iron Man's writers, Mark Fergusand Hawk Ostby, where in attendance as members of the festival jury. Latcham made a DVD rough cut of their current edit. The "gotcha" moment led to a hard-won victory, a blown-out Stark Industries, and launched Phase One of the MCU. (voiced by Paul Bettany), to ascend to the maximum altitude, knowing that 1) Stane would predictably give chase, and 2) the thinning atmosphere creates frost which affects the suit's functionality. Picking up on loose trivia left earlier in the narrative, Stark intentionally instructs his suit's A.I., J.A.R.V.I.S. In a dazzling CGI sequence, the two engage in a mid-air battle for supremacy, arc reactor against arc reactor, in an ingenious show of brains over brawn. Following an attempted coup in which Stane hired The Ten Rings to assassinate the Stark Industries CEO, Stane, now the Iron Monger, had an exosuit built to outperform Stark's Iron Man suit in every way - except for one. The climax of Jon Favreau's 2008 door-buster "Iron Man," based on the Marvel comics of the same name, entails weapons manufacturer Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) going toe-to-toe with former mentor and business partner Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges). It's a durability feat for both, and even for normal Kryptonians like Clark it is not applicable, since Clark got reduced to a husk and needed the sun to resuscitate himself.One of the earliest fan-favorite moments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was an 11th-hour addition, delivered with the sweet flavor of deadline desperation. You know that DD fell from space and then became stronger. Even if you are right, it isn't like Jarvis will give him enough time to adapt to the first blast. He was absorbing kinetic energy, and that was obvious throughout the movie, from Clark's bullrush to Diana's CQC strikes. There is no proof he gets more nuke-proof from the nuke. We've seen that he gets stronger after tanking a nuke, so successive nukes get easier to tank, not harder.Īlso the MOS Kryptonians needn't die, every Kryptonian we've ever seen hit with a nuke has survived it. It's not via "combustion", if he tries that after 10 or 20 nukes each time the exact same thing happens as with 1. I don't even know what you're talking about now. Its much worse than that bud, jarvis could just find a way to hack and take over any kyrptonian technology they brought to earth and use it against them, game over DD is city-level in durability, nothing more. You seem to think DD could tank a fusillade of nukes, enough to bust multiple cities. You also know that he absorbed energy and released it via combustion - guess what happens if he tries that after ten nukes, or twenty. Sorry but Earth has no way of putting Doomday down.ģ/4 of them are MOS Kryptonians they die.ĭD has only tanked a single nuclear missile, nothing more. If he can survive one nuke, which he can, he can survive any number. These are not just MOS Kryptonians, Doomsday is on the team.Īlso, I don't get your logic of "he can survive one but not many", he gets stronger after each nuke, meaning that the first nuke will be the hardest to tank. If he tries to adapt to all those nukes like he did with the single nuke in the movie, he will one-shot himself.Īnyway, these are MOS Kryptonians - a single nuke will take them out.
So DD can survive all the nukes? LOL, it took him some time and some pain to release that energy. OT: Kryptonians but it takes them decades, they have to destroy every server on the planet. If he was in the vision body this would be a different story.Įxcept it's already been established that a nuke will do nothing to Doomsday but make him stronger. Hack into the nuclear codes of every government and send nukes flying.They also can't touch him because he's a AI.
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