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gunsandspaceships · 28 days
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“Get out of my kitchen”
RDJ on Jimmy Kimmel Show (January 2024) mentioned that he has a chef who cooks for him and his family and I thought... unlike Robert or Batman with his Alfred, Tony had no chef… and since cooking was one of the few things he wasn't good at, and Pepper wasn’t in charge of it until Endgame… what the heck has he been eating all these years?
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And I mean ALL the years since, let’s say the death of Edwin Jarvis, which we don’t know when happened.
I doubt Pepper cooked for him before they got married (coffee is not food). There’s no mention of it, and she had enough other responsibilities.
So looks like he ate fast food most of the time? At best, he ate in restaurants (including his jet), ordered takeout, or ate something that didn't require cooking. Like waffles, berries, fruits, or smoothies.
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So basically, until he and Pepper started living together and Pepper had enough free time (after Thanos' snap) to cook, he didn't have homemade food. For decades.
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Here are the only times we see him eating home-cooked food before Endgame:
Yinsen cooked for both of them in the cave, but the taste and nutritional qualities of this brew are questionable.
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In AoU Laura Barton cooked for the whole team, but that was once.
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Aunt May treats him to her walnut and date loaf.
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All happened after he was captured and became Iron Man. Why didn't he have a chef to cook for him? It’s not like he had no money to hire one.
He was really bad at being a billionaire, wasn't he?
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take-me-to-that-kiss · 9 months
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for @cowboyhorsegirl
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pedroam-bang · 3 months
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Iron Man (2008)
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irondad-defensesquad · 3 months
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thinking about how yinsen inspired tony to be better and to not stand by. thinking about yinsen overall. he's so underrated it makes me sad
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cowboyhorsegirl · 2 years
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the thing that pisses me off abt mainstream mcu analysis is how ppl think that Tony learned how to be selfless & self-sacrificial from Steve when he actually learned it from Yinsen
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comicwaren · 8 months
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From Iron Man Annual Vol. 4 #001, “Contest of Chaos: Part Two”
Art by David Cutler and Bryan Valenza
Written by Jason Loo
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idk-bruh-20 · 2 years
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Irondad fic ideas #8
I imagine that the first person to ever help Tony Stark in the lab (not collaborate like Dr. Banner, but actually help as in assist) was Yinsen. Yinsen, who was a kind, empathetic, quietly brilliant man. Yinsen who also died as a direct result of choosing to help.
Fic where Tony suddenly remembers Yinsen when working in the lab with Peter. He is deeply hit by the parallels (you can decide whether he keeps this to himself or explains). At some point, though, he also remembers Yinsen's question about family, and he realizes that his answer has changed.
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tobiasdrake · 1 year
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Tony's escape is a great action sequence. Tonally, it's played as a horror movie, with Tony as the unstoppable monster wreaking havoc upon the hapless characters caught up in its wake. And it's beautiful.
One detail I really like is Yinsen buying Tony time to escape. When he's chasing the enemy soldiers down the halls, he's firing up into the cave ceiling rather than firing at them. They're running from the gunfire, not realizing that there's a 0% chance of actually getting shot.
It works because it's a distraction. Despite everything, Yinsen's not trying to harm them. And that, in turn, is a good way of conveying character through action. Of course Yinsen isn't trying to hurt his captors. He's a surgeon. He's chasing them away from Tony, while simultaneously abiding the Hippocratic Oath.
And it works. For a time. But that's all the time he needs.
The other point in this action sequence that I really like is Tony's confrontation with Raza. Tony's holding nothing back, but the movie manages to keep his hands clean of killing Raza by having him blow up a cave wall, and incapacitating Raza with the rubble. It's an interesting choreography choice.
It seems like kind of a weird choice on first viewing, but I actually think it works. What sells it is that Tony didn't do that on purpose. This would be harder to sell with a more advanced Iron Man, but Tony's wearing the Mk. 1. Before he fires, we see Tony slanting his head and looking down the missile, as if trying to manually aim with a sight.
Tony was aiming for Raza. If he had computer-assistance, Raza would be giblets right now. But he doesn't, so he misses his shot and hits scenery instead. But that gets the job done.
Manually aiming Iron Man weapons is super difficult, especially for a rich man who doesn't typically use the weapons he makes. We see this come back again at the end of the film. It also gets referenced in Civil War, when Tony has to eyeball a shot on Bucky and winds up destroying the silo's hatch instead.
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truebookkitten · 7 months
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More recognition for Yinsen, please.
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daydreamerdrew · 8 months
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excerpt from Iron Man 2 by Alexander Irvine, based on the screenplay by Justin Theroux
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thebibliomancer · 1 year
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agentxthirteen · 1 year
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Sharon-A-Day, Day 377 (1/12/23)
Black Widow V6 6. On sale 8/17/16. "Showdown"
Writer/Artist: Chris Samnee
Writer: Mark Waid
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
Colorist: Matthew Wilson
Editor: Jake Thomas
Sharon pretends that Natasha has gone rogue.  
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I never noticed this before, but they definitely set up Tony and Yinsen putting on the Mach I like a trainer helping his boxer get ready for a match. Tony taping his hands, Yinsen helping him put on the coat (instead of taking off the robe), Yinsen helping him put the glove on. It's so close to the routine between boxer/trainer I feel like it has to be intentional.
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xxtgtgt · 1 year
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irondad-defensesquad · 7 months
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i feel like if yinsen got to meet peter he would say "you really are your father's son"
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fic-ive-read · 1 year
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Link To The Fic
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