I won't ruin it for people who haven't seen it, just take my advice....

For those who are still curious...



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the scene in question includes an appearance by Samuel Jackson as Nick Fury, a super-spy and the lead agent for S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Espionage Logistics Directorate)

That's what I've been hearing, possibly a set up for a sequel?

You know what? As I put my cursor over the thread, it showed me the spoiler information. :eek: I know putting one's cursor over the thread gives you a hint of what is said in the post, but it did not hide the spoiler part.

You know what? As I put my cursor over the thread, it showed me the spoiler information. :eek: I know putting one's cursor over the thread gives you a hint of what is said in the post, but it did not hide the spoiler part.


Sorry, Irene, I fixed it....I hope I didn't spoil the movie for you?

OH no sweetie, not at all. ;) But in case others did the same thing it might spoil it for them.

OH no sweetie, not at all. ;) But in case others did the same thing it might spoil it for them.


Gotcha, thanks for the heads up.

Anytime. Now we know if we have a spoiler, we need to lower it a LOT! :lol:

Anytime. Now we know if we have a spoiler, we need to lower it a LOT! :lol:


Yeah, you'd think if you would use that spoiler code, it would work. lol

Yeah, you'd think if you would use that spoiler code, it would work. lol
I thought so too. I assumed it would but glad to know now it doesn't. ;)

Iron Man is Up to $38.5 Million
Source: Variety


Variety reports that Iron Man earned $33.4 million on Friday domestically, scoring the second-best Friday in history for a non-sequel after the first Spider-Man.

Overseas, the comic book adaptation grossed at least $30 million Wednesday and Thursday.

Factoring in Thursday night shows, the summer's first tentpole has grossed a sizeable $38.5 million domestically in its first one-and-a-half days. The film is playing in 4,105 theaters.

Friday's haul is the third best for the first weekend in May after last year's Spider-Man 3 ($59.8 million), 2002's Spider-Man ($39.4 million) and besting 2003's X2: X-Men United ($31.2 million).

Iron Man should be able to jump the $90 million mark for the three-and-a-half days. In 2002, Spider-Man grossed $114.8 million in its opening weekend. The final three-day weekend for "X2" clocked in at $85.6 million.

I love to stay after the credits. I can't understand the people who get up and leave three seconds after the screen fades. It's as though they can't wait to leave. I've even seen people who get up after the screen fades, and then the bonus material pops up and then theres a bunch of people standing, watching a three to five minute scene.

Your lives will still be there after the roll of the credits, people. Just enjoy the names of the people who brought you a good film.

And you never know what might happen after the credits roll.

I love to stay after the credits. I can't understand the people who get up and leave three seconds after the screen fades. It's as though they can't wait to leave. I've even seen people who get up after the screen fades, and then the bonus material pops up and then theres a bunch of people standing, watching a three to five minute scene.

Your lives will still be there after the roll of the credits, people. Just enjoy the names of the people who brought you a good film.

And you never know what might happen after the credits roll.
lOL ditto all that I love staying for the credits