Monday, February 22, 2016



 
GENEVA, April 17, 2016 (Xinhua) -- People imitates scenes of the film "Easy Street" in Chaplin's World Musuem in Corsier-sur-Vevey, western Switzerland, on April 16, 2016. Chaplin's World Museum, showcasing the life and works of screen legend Charlie Chaplin, was inaugurated in Corsier-sur-Vevey village to mark the 127th anniversary of Charlie Chaplin's birth. Corsier-sur-Vevey was the home to Charlie Chaplin and his family in the last 25 years of his life. (Xinhua/Xu Jinquan)



 
Chinese President Xi Jinping has met with visiting Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, vowing closer economic ties between the two countries.
Xi said China has always seen Australia as an important partner in terms of economic cooperation. China is willing to enhance communication with Australia on significant international and regional issues under the framework of the G20, APEC and other platforms, to further promote interconnectivity in the Asia-Pacific region.
Turnbull said Xi's visit to Australia in 2014 has greatly improved bilateral ties. He said Australia has confidence in China's economic momentum, and will forge closer cooperation with China in various areas.



 

Foreign Ministers of China, Russia and India to hold meeting in Moscow

Foregin ministers of China, Russia and India will meet in Moscow on Monday. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says he and his counterparts will discuss coordination under the frameworks of the UN and the Brics.

Expectations of Cubans for the Congress

For the first time, the agenda of the Congress has been kept secret and will not be debated publicly. Still, the Seventh Congress, had raised high expectations in Cuba.

Turnout exceeds 57% in Syrian parliamentary elections

The Syrian election body has announced a turnout of over 57 percent in the parliamentary elections held in government-controlled areas.



 
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It was just last year that Robert Downey Jr. signed a contract extension with Marvel Studios, confirming him for appearances in both The Avengers: Age of Ultron and the inevitable Avengers 3, but one title that was left out of all the talks was any plans for Iron Man 4. Many took this as a sign that the number of Tony Stark solo films would be ending at three - and today new quotes have arrived that pretty much confirm that speculation.

"There isn’t one in the pipe. No, there’s no plan for a fourth Iron Man." That was the rather blunt response that Downey Jr. gave to Variety recently when asked about the potential future of the successful comic book franchise. The actor is currently up at the Toronto International Film Festival promoting his new movie The Judge, which is the actor's first dramatic film since 2009's The Soloist.

Anyone who is in any way familiar with the history of contract talks between Robert Downey Jr. and Marvel shouldn't be too surprised that the star's stay as Tony Stark may not extend past The Avengers 3. As, statistically, the biggest draw in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Downey Jr. has long had an upper hand in negotiations with the company - to the point where he even got them to pay him $50 million for his work in The Avengers - a figure that he himself has confirmed. Because of these hardball tactics, there was a time when there was a possibility that the Oscar-nominee wouldn't be in The Avengers 2 - and writer/director Joss
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I Ron Man 3 In Best Movie In 2014
It was just last year that Robert Downey Jr. signed a contract extension with Marvel Studios, confirming him for appearances in both The Avengers: Age of Ultron and the inevitable Avengers 3, but one title that was left out of all the talks was any plans for Iron Man 4. Many took this as a sign that the number of Tony Stark solo films would be ending at three - and today new quotes have arrived that pretty much confirm that speculation.

"There isn’t one in the pipe. No, there’s no plan for a fourth Iron Man." That was the rather blunt response that Downey Jr. gave to Variety recently when asked about the potential future of the successful comic book franchise. The actor is currently up at the Toronto International Film Festival promoting his new movie The Judge, which is the actor's first dramatic film since 2009's The Soloist.

Anyone who is in any way familiar with the history of contract talks between Robert Downey Jr. and Marvel shouldn't be too surprised that the star's stay as Tony Stark may not extend past The Avengers 3. As, statistically, the biggest draw in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Downey Jr. has long had an upper hand in negotiations with the company - to the point where he even got them to pay him $50 million for his work in The Avengers - a figure that he himself has confirmed. Because of these hardball tactics, there was a time when there was a possibility that the Oscar-nominee wouldn't be in The Avengers 2 - and writer/director Joss Whedon even said that he wouldn't do the movie without him. It's not hard to see why Marvel might not be eager to jump back into contract extension conversations for an Iron Man 4.

Furthermore, while Downey Jr. was undoubtedly an extremely important player in the establishment of Marvel Studios as a blockbuster success, the company has been doing just fine making movies without him recently. James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy and Joe and Anthony Russo's Captain America: The Winter Soldier currently stand as the two biggest domestic releases of the year, and both achieved their positions without Iron Man's presence (provided you ignore the blink-and-you-miss-it photo of the character in the latter film). It's true that Downey Jr. has appeared in all of the studio's top four titles, but the comic book giant is learning how to achieve big things without the star's presence.

So, if Iron Man 4 isn't part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three plans - what projects are coming up? In addition to Peyton Reed's Ant-Man, the Russos' Captain America 3, and Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy 2, they are also working on seven untitled projects that will be coming out between now and 2019 - three of which are all but confirmed to be Doctor Strange, Thor 3, and The Avengers 3. Will Iron Man's presence be missed, or do you think Marvel can move on without him?
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Iron Man 2 was average but a decent popcorn movie.
Iron Man 3 was the first toy commercial....I mean movie that Disney made once they bought Marvel, and it was clearly for the kids. When the little brat was in the movie for 40 minutes of the less than two hour movie, I knew I was no longer the audience for these comic movies.
The story and writing was awful throughout, and so was the majority of the acting. Gweneth Paltrow all but makes me ill when I see her self righteous face on the big screen, and Downy Jr's arrogance has started to rub me raw after all these years.
I'm glad the Iron Man movies are over, and I hope they kill Tony Stark off in Avengers 3.
There are so so so many great characters in the Marvel Universe, that I would love for them to eventually move on past all of the original six (Cap America, Black Widow, Iron Man, Thor, etc). I will take me some more Incredible Hulk though. :)
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