Robert Downey Jr. is......Iron Man!!!!!

I just got back from seeing this movie tonight. It is actually my second most anticipated movie of the summer movie season. I'm glad that this movie did not dissappoint me. I personally felt it was one of the better marvel films. I couldn't really think of one bad thing to say about the movie. Iron Man has been one of my favourite marvel characters over the last three years.

I enjoyed everything about it. There was a lot of product placement especially for audi, but I guess product placement is to be expected especially for the big summer blockbusters.

This movie had a lot of humour. I felt like the time just passed by. It was a very fast paced movie. In my eyes definetely worth the 11 bucks I spent to see it.

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There is one strange thing I did not notice about iron man. I probably should of included it in my original post. Its probably nothing or maybe just a horrible coincidence.

When tony stark was getting ready to go into one of the buildings and in the front of the building there was a statue of a fighter jet. I couldn't help but notice the lettering on the tail wing of that statue. It said YF-22, the reason that name sounds so familiar to me, and maybe to a few anime fans as well is that it is name of one of the macross fighters from macross plus.

I thought nothing of it until I actually seen the statue of the jet which actually showed some resemblences to the shape of the original YF-22. Its probably nothing, it could of been a horrible coincidence or maybe someone in the movie was a macross fan. I just thought I would point that out in case if anybody missed it if it is valid of course.

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Originally Posted by David Caruso

Sorry, buddy. The YF-22 was the prototype designation for the F-22 Raptor. Back then, it was called the Lightning II (The F-35 now holds this name, actually). It was the winning design for the Advanced Tactical Fighter program against the YF-23, waaaaaay back in the early 90s.

While I haven't seen the movie yet, the statue is more than likely representitive of this prototype.

It could also be commemorative of the crash of one of the prototypes that occured after the contract was awarded (the pilot survived, though), although I'm unsure if a real statue exists as a memorial to that event, seeing as how no one perished. It's far more likely that it's just a statue representing the prototype in general.

Either way, it's more likely it's that than any reference to Macross. Sorry Charlie.

Thats alright, I wasn't really familiar with military aircraft. Its just when I seen the aircraft for the first time and the lettering for it, its the first thing that came to mind, but thanks for clearing that up - greatly appreciate it. I learn something new everyday.

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