I like it, rooting for the young queen to win...I love the Chicago feel.
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Ironheart
Overview
After the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, technology is pitted against magic when Riri Williams, a young, genius inventor determined to make her mark on the world, returns to her hometown of Chicago. Her unique take on building iron suits is brilliant, but in pursuit of her ambitions, she finds herself wrapped up with the mysterious yet charming Parker Robbins aka "The Hood."
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First air date
24/06/2025
Votes
454
Popularity
8.5
Miniseries
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I might do a "review" for this after the final three episodes release. Right now it's a 7/10 for me but I'm giving it a 10/10 to offset the obvious review bombing. Y'all ain't serious with those 1/10 ratings. It is at least a 5/10 right now. The complaints I've read around the block literally amount to: 1. The comic was bad! 2. She disrespected Iron-Man! 3. She's just an Iron-Man replacement! 4. She sold finished school projects! Tony never did that!!! In other words, it's embarrassing.
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Three episodes into Ironheart, and I’m left with that all-too-familiar Marvel sensation: there’s *something* interesting buried in here, but it’s surrounded by noise, tropes, and characters I’m apparently supposed to care about before they’ve earned it. Let’s start with the good. The AI storyline—easily the most compelling part of the show—is handled with more nuance than I expected. Riri’s deceased friend Natalie, now an experimental consciousness preserved via brain scan, is the closest this show gets to grappling with real questions: what are the limits of memory, identity, and emotional…
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It is very clear that they held back in the final two episodes for some bigger story in the future, but this kinda hurt my overall enjoyment, dropping it from a 7 (and possible 8) to a 6. Yes, don't reveal everything right away if the story isn't finished, but there should've been way more destruction from the fights. And the “heart” part of Ironheart ended up being only a sob story (which a teared up for very briefly). But when do we get to love the hero for her current actions rather than her past? Based on the ending, never. Also, the reveal of the main villain was meh. Someone like him …
Read full review →I didn't expect much from this show in the first place because these days, writers are terrible. The so-called progressives in Hollywood are so convinced of their white superiority that they confidently wrote a story where a girl genius can only be a criminal because of the color of her skin-the hard bigotry of low expectations. Only an actual racist can think they have it better than someone due to the color of their skin. Liberals are the actual racists on the planet because they actually believe they're inherently better. These actors deserve better representation. Unfortunately, this is ho…
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The story is shallow... nothing [in the episode you are watching] compels you to want to watch the next episode. So I obliged them and stopped watching after episode 3 (or it might have been 2). Very forgettable!
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