Iron Man 3 - The Christmas Marvel Movie

*Image taken from Wikipedia
Let's begin Phase 2:

I always forget that this is a "Christmas" movie till some random channels put it on around the season. But I don't have cable anymore, so I guess I'm going to forget till the next time I rewatch this film.
Now, of course, this has nothing on the first Iron Man, or Avengers, but I do still think its important to watch a few times. This movie is one of my points for why I was Team iron Man over Team Cap; Tony Stark has PTSD, is suffering from anxiety. And understandably so, he almost died! He thought he was going die! Yet, I think Iron Man 3 suffers in that it wants to rely a bit too heavily on this point. I guess some parts are a must rewatch, considering the actors list, and I do like the idea of the Iron Man suits working without Tony in them; it's like Jarvis's training before becoming Vision, in a way, at least strategy-wise.
But yeah, don't feel like you have to watch this for Endgame, unless you're a big Iron Man fan like me and are fearful that Endgame is Tony's end, so as to get a nice, full, farewell experience. Also, Gwyneth Paltrow had also stated not really appearing much after Endgame, so... does she die? Does she stop appearing because Tony is going?
Also, I just want to point out that Stark's great, enviable mansion got destroyed! I loved that building, it's like a fantasy dream home.
Hopefully, people have actually watched Iron Man 3 long before the approaching Endgame. If not, do, if only to have a full picture f Tony's story. If you have, google key parts, check up on the Endgame cast list to make sure you are fresh on the storylines of others beyond Stark.

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