Robert Downey Jr reveals that Tony Stark will find himself in more tricky situations in Iron Man 3, and some other stuff.

Did the Ridleyverse just get a little bigger? And is Ridleyverse now an acceptable term?

VIOLENCE! NUDITY! EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF ALCOHOL!

This gun-toting prohibition shoot-em-up has come under fire for lacking in substance. Substance?! What do you want here, it’s a gangster epic! It doesn’t need to have substance, it’s got guns! Guns! Knuckle-Dusters! Blood! Testicles in a jam jar! Sexy women! Waistcoats! Guns! Sure, it doesn’t break any boundaries, but it breaks plenty of bones. It’s got guns! Pass me tha’ there moonshine y’all.

If you’re walking into this film expecting Alien: 2012 think again. Prometheus is a grandiose but significantly flawed film; underpinned by a vastly ambitious concept that is, in many ways, its undoing. Featuring a stellar central performance from Michael Fassbender and built upon some stunning, imaginative visuals, Prometheus nonetheless manages to feel bloated, confused and – dare I say it – even a little naff at times. But its unusual, heartfelt approach – there is no doubt that this was a labour of love for Ridley Scott – and attempts at tackling some of the universal questions make it uncommon viewing.

…or whatever.

Alright, mainly Tom Hardy. Don’t pretend to complain.

That’s 钢铁侠3 to you.

Put in a flash forward, Shane, then Helen Mirren can be in it too!

Guy-on Man!