[...] in that he’d be designed after Whiplash, only as a  Russian. The first official image of Mickey Rourke in costume as Whiplash hit the web soon [...]

[...] his Oscar-nominated (he should have won) performance in The Wrestler, his casting as the villain Whiplash in the highly-anticipated Iron Man 2, and his joining forces with Sly Stallone for the all-out [...]

[...] to be portrayed in the finished film – especially since that first photo of Rourke costumed in an early Whiplash prototype surfaced on the Net. So if you want to know what Warren had to say about living la vida Whiplash [...]

I don’t think it was ever meant to be a nice little superhero film, where the good guys are always right, in the end.

I liked it.

I thought the movie was pretty annoying, just saw it the other day… I like how in one scene Dr. Manhattan says that a world without nuclear weapons will still be in danger, then in the end he’s all like “oh, that will make them not use nukes at each other, I agree that will bring on world peace.” I guess he forgot what he had said earlier. Not to mention, even if he would have let that guy go to tell the world the truth about the bomb, they probably would still “unite” to try to take that person down. Except now they will try to take down that Adrian guy instead of Dr. Manhattan, big difference… Way to use your brain Dr. Manhattan…

Too bad in real life a tragedy like that will only unite people for a very short period of time. When the pain fades, the memory will too. Hm… what would be a perfect example of that?…

[...] cinematic resumes of new villains Mickey Rourke (Whiplash) and Sam Rockwell (Justin Hammer) both inspire confidence that these actors can handle their parts [...]

[...] image of Mickey Rourke as Whiplash isn’t new though as Screen Rant posted that up in early June. As for the ones of Robert Downey [...]

sorry it took so long to respond. still trying to get through my emails because of transformers lol.

Whiplash won’t look like that throughout the movie, at least I’ve heard it’s an early version of what he develops as a suit. That should be the opening scene of the movie or early on at least to introduce the character.

[...] from the looks of it, but what exactly – a final showdown between Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Mickey Rourke’s Whiplash? Or something different altogether? And what’s the deal with the massive green screen? [...]

Anyway, I know Jon F won’t let us down on this. He did such an amazing job with the first!

[...] Holtreman at Screen Rant doesn’t believe this is the final product: This looks like the Whiplash version of the Mark I Iron Man armor – very [...]

It’s early yet. I’m sure there will be some awesomeness unleashed for this film at Comic-Con at the end of July.

Vic