Of course, it’s early but if they’re going in a wired direction with the armor I say the fans need to make themselves heard.

Nothing wrong with that.

Of course fans aren’t always right… look at the “organic webshooter” outcry or the animosity towards Michael Keaton cast as Batman, and those both worked. As a matter of fact they’ve even adapted the comic book version of spidey to be even more spider-like than he was before the film.

I still don’t like the vision of a “flying tin can”, however.

Vic

To be perfectly frank, what the armor looks like really isn’t all that important. Iron Man has gone through more costume changes in his run than any other superhero I’ve ever heard of. In my opinion it’s an integral part of his character to have the armor change frequently since Tony Stark is constantly upgrading it.

Here’s a link to illustrate my point:

http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/bd/IRNMN4C.HTM

Cassavettes sounds like one of those “to be or not to be” directors,who can’t make up thier mind if they want to do something or not, and therefore stall the project. Prep? I think not, especially if he just came back onboard. This is most likely a rumor.

If you get the idea of my post here, you’ll notice that I favor neither director. I don’t favor Cassavettes because he’s there, he’s here, he’s back, he’s gone, back again, where is he now…blah blah blah… and as much as I like Proyas, his last big pic was ‘I, Robot’….which didn’t do much for me. But I’d lean towards Proyas.

So who would I like to see behind the camera?

David Twohy. Or Vincent Natali.