Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United

I was quite excited when I was watching this, thinking it is a great intro for a new game ...however I spent 30 minutes watching and waiting for the actual game to begin...and then I realized that this is a MOVIE!? This is definitely not a 2013 standards 3d movie. It resembles a 2001 production, when 3d animation was still an infant...I will not go into detail about the plot because there is none basically. I think that the focus group for this is more like 5-8 yo children, so I am sure they they will be more excited to watch this on the telly in the early morning zone. So, if you have kids, this is a nice way to introduce them to superheroes. If you are an adult...don't other...

I don't take the time to write many reviews, but I'll take my time now to help whom ever wants to watch this save their time. This movie was poorly written. Marvel does so much on the big screen they fail the true comic book fans who have always followed them. Marvel can't just try to ride on the popularity of the movies and allow all else to fail. Since the avengers movie the marvel shows and dvds standards have been lowered. Disney has destroyed the original material filtering it for a audience of children. Shows like X-men and Spider-man in the 90's were very successful and laid the foundation for the movies now. with these recent adaptations it's sad to see where they've put their priorities. Many TV shows dictate the movies(ex. TMNT, 90's marvel) and extend the life of the franchise. I hope Disney doesn't completely kill marvel.

Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United (2013) is a movie that I recently rewatched on Disney+. The storyline follows a villain who is looking to harness the Hulk's and Abomination's gamma energy and create the worlds most diabolical super villain. Ironman and Hulk will need to join forces and find a way to work together if there's any hope to save the world.

This movie is codirected by Eric Radomski (Spawn) and Leo Riley (Fast & Furious Space Racers) and contains the voices of Adrian Pasdar (Carlito's Way), Fred Tatasciore (Team America), Dee Bradley Baker (American Dad), Robin Atkin Downes (Batman vs Superman) and Liam O'Brien (Curse of the Golden Flower).

The animation is inconsistent with some aspects solid, like Ironman and Hulk, and some aspects that didn't work for me, specifically Abomination and many of the action scenes. The writing, specifically the dialogue, was a lot of fun and the banter between Hulk and Ironman was hilarious. The plot was very straightforward, predictable and nothing special.

Overall, this is a fairly average addition to the super hero animated genre that I would score a 5/10 and recommend seeing once.

Poorly written dialogue, awkward animation with movements that look like something from the 90s. Blurry textures, low resolution,

Uninspired story. Super short. Terrible.

Every spoken line feels like something that is aimed at 2 year olds, and at this day and age, even 2 year olds won't find it interesting. Characters argue like they are pre school kids. and they talk too much, a scene that MIGHT have been OK is ruined by the character stating the obvious. Please shut up.

Marvel might have won the silver screen but direct to DVD animated movies and TV series belongs to DC.

The animation in the movie was horrible, and though there might be some people out there who may like this type of animation, I am not one of them.

The whole story was ridiculous and they completely failed in writing the Hulk. It makes me wonder if the people who wrote the story know anything about the Hulk in the first place.

I had fewer problems with Iron Man, although it seems his armour is indestructible or something since it doesn't seem to even get scratched.

Marvel needs to take a long serious look at its animation department and make some quick changes because they are way behind DC in overall animated film quality.