It's bigger, it's better, it's in 2-D, 2-D digital, 3-D, "Imax" 3-D digital- Well, confusing away of Coke-like varieties of film formats aside, Iron Man 2 is a very successful sequel, picking up a few months after the first film with the world knowing that Tony Starke is Iron Man. But someone else is also watching, someone with an axe to grind and the know-how to get it done. Enter a guy with a knock-off suit, a destructive but short-lived encounter, then back to jail or him. But of course, it's not over for here is where the plot begins.

Despire the fact that they left out the "you complete me" scene seen in the trailers (it would have occured in the beginning as he enters the Starke Expo), it was good in a way that goes beyond special effects and action sequences. It not only had a plot, but heart, trial and tribulation, and Human frailties. All that good stuff. In other words, it was a movie. And a very good one at that. I won't spoil things with details, but suffice it to say that this is one of those you have to see on the big screen.

And remember to stay past the last of the end credits because, as in the first film, there is one last suggestive scene at the very end.