[Redacted] Are Back For IRON MAN III

In the crredits of Iron Man 2 the guy that gives Rourke his papers is listed as ten rings member.

don't expect iron man 3 to make any money in china if they show the mandarin/china in a bad way.

it effected the dark knight,so its bound to effect iron man 3.

Ten Rings. but one to rule them all.

Can't say we didn't see this coming. Ten rings + the Mandarin? It was kind of obvious.

Makes sense with mandarin being in this. I do like how they seem to be trully turning this into an espionage, militray like thriller. Also has shades of Armor Wars to it.

@xNightwingx that's why I said he strikes again, good sir.

Batman Begins = League of Shadows = The Dark Knight Rises


Iron Man = The Ten Rings = Iron Man 3


:D

Are people still having a hard time with the concept and definition of the word Redacted?... -_-

OMG THE REDACTED! :o THEY WERE THE ALIENS IN AVENGERS!!!!

just kidding people.

Anyone have a stable list of the whole cast and characters in this movie. More isn't better

Well, the ten rings in the first movie were middle eastern, so I think it's safe to say that Ben Kingsley will be also. Makes sense considering that the mandarin was pretty much only chinese for political commentary, just like IM

hope im gonna see a trailer at comic con

@Marvel72 The film is being co-produced by the Chinese, which is why The Mandarin isn't actually being portrayed by a Chinese actor, and why there are a few Asian supporting actors in the cast. The talk of The Mandarin being a terrorist organisation led by Ben Kingsley's character, the character being the analogue to the comic book Mandarin, is one theory of how the film is working to not offend China.

I think it's more likely that the terrorist organisation is The Ten Rings, and that Ben Kingsley actually plays the character called The Mandarin, because it just fits together better. I'm not sure how they could work The Mandarin title into it without the Chinese connotations, but I'm sure they could figure out a way.

Besides, I'm not sure why China is so touchy about this stuff. I mean, it's not like they're saying the whole of China is evil. They're saying that the villain happens to be Chinese. I mean, look at how many British and American villains there are in films? If anyone should start to feel a bit touchy about villainous stereotyping, it would be Russia, but even that seems to be dying down now.

Well, this was already expected.

By the way there's a mistaken info on the article. The fake papers were for Vanko to get to Monaco, not US.

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You do know that the rings in the comics are alien tech-based, not magical,, right?