Iron Man – Carol Pinchefsky

You have but to google the words “release date” and “Star Trek Into Darkness” to learn that the highly anticipated sequel to the 2009 reboot of Star Trek will be released on Friday, May 17. But you—and Google—would be wrong. Recently, Paramount announced that the general, non-IMAX, release of Star Trek Into Darkness has actually been moved up to May 16. (The IMAX release remains at Wednesday, May 15, at 8pm.) Here’s why.

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Image of the day: Equation proves Batman's tougher than Superman AND Iron Man

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Move Over, Top 10 List Of Best Superhero Movies: ‘Iron Man 3′ Is Here

Iron Man 3 could have been just like Iron Man 2, a $200-million mediocrity with characters as flimsy as Ivan Vanko was. The previous two movies, starring Robert Downey Jr. and directed by Jon Favreau, were full of sound and fury, signifying…well, $585 million and $623 million at the box office, respectively. But I have every faith that this movie will outearn them by the fact that it’s actually good.

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‘Iron Man 3′ Trailer Gives Us Exactly What We Want in an ‘Iron Man’ Film

I never found Tony Stark all that charming. In fact, when I think of Iron Man’s alter ego, I think, “Big wallet, bigger ego, daddy issues.” But Tony looks even more likeable, even heroic, in the trailer for the upcoming film, Iron Man 3. That’s because it looks like this movie will give Tony something that all the technology in the world can’t give him: a real heart.

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Proof That Iron Man Spends More Money Fighting Crime Than Batman

It’s not easy being a superhero–or cheap, either. Superheroes like to equip themselves with the latest in high-tech gadgetry, a plethora of weaponry, and the best vehicles money can buy. Luckily for DC Universe’s Batman and Marvel Universe’s Iron Man, money is no object. But which of them has more money in his pocket at the end of another crime-fighting day?