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I honestly wish Jon Favreau would come back.

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

It's still bullshit. Creative control is an invaluable thing, but if you're literally paying for preexisting ideas and can't seem to make anything even close to being worthwhile out of all of those things that have been so beautifully magnificent in the past, you failed. That is when they (Sony, for those of you still following along) need to throw in the towel and move on to other endeavors.

While fans might believe that (and the same applies to Fox and FF/X-Men), Sony won't give up the rights until Spider-Man no longer makes them money. Also, consider how long it took for them to sort out all those rights issues just to get the first Spider-Man movie off the ground.

I think the only way Sony will let the rights revert back to Marvel at this point would be if ASM bombs hard at the box office next week.

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Originally Posted by warmachine6

yh anyone can stick guns on an iron man suit So i cannot see why it is warmachine just cause he has guns on his shoulder pads, so what ?, put he guns where ever he likes, if he looks like warmachine fair enough doesnt mean he is. im talking about rhodey wearing the armour and like i said i havent seen or heard of warmachine wearing the red & blue armour

For one, Rhodey isn't the only one to have piloted an armor called War Machine in the comics. Tony flew in it first.

Two, the armor can be repainted. As others have pointed out, just because it didn't happen in the comics doesn't mean it can't happen in the films. And just because it happened in the comics, doesn't mean it will happen in the movie-verse.

Three, Detroit Steel was built by Hammer Industries in the comics. In the movie-verse, the modifications made to the MK II to create War Machine were done by Hammer. So it stands to reason that the movie version of Detroit Steel would look very similar to the movie-verse War Machine.

Also, Hammer would have had plenty of time to study Tony's tech while they were modifying it for the Air Force. What if Hammer created a copy of the MKII and made the modifications on it, gave it to Rhodey, but kept the original MKII? That way he'd still have a Stark suit to use as a template for Detroit Steel or the like.

Oh and the movie version of Whiplash was a mash-up of the comic versions of Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo. Given that, I would not at all be surprised if IM3 decides to mash-up Detroit Steel and Iron Patriot in a similar fashion.