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^^^ Yeah, there was a shot when he called the suits where we could see a crew of guys clearing away the ruined building. Giving a clear view of the top of where the hatch opens But I don't think the suits would have had an issue blasting or pushing their way out of any obstruction.
I feel that his inability to call the suits could have been explained better within the movie.
Okay here comes another: What I would have done if I made the film tangent
We could have had Tony in Tennessee talking to that suit's Jarvis about the damage to the house and the systems there meaning he can't communicate with the mainframe there and the other Stark industry systems ( which would imply a range of things: War Machine / Pepper / Misc Stark projects / his assembly robots . . . whatever) without giving away right then that he has a bunch of suits ready in secret. Then have some small role by a known actor, playing a technician that's got a long standing default order to repair the home main-frame in any event, we cut to him doing repairs from time to time and then by the end of the film, he powers up what he has and Tony gets the green light. And then it all makes sense when he calls the suits.
But at one time we see Tony place a call to the system which Pepper receives via a spare Iron man helmet. So when watching that you're thinking: it's a nice moment for him to let Pepper know that he's alive, but on a 2nd viewing you also think he could have also called the suits here.
I feel that his inability to call the suits could have been explained better within the movie.
Okay here comes another: What I would have done if I made the film tangent
We could have had Tony in Tennessee talking to that suit's Jarvis about the damage to the house and the systems there meaning he can't communicate with the mainframe there and the other Stark industry systems ( which would imply a range of things: War Machine / Pepper / Misc Stark projects / his assembly robots . . . whatever) without giving away right then that he has a bunch of suits ready in secret. Then have some small role by a known actor, playing a technician that's got a long standing default order to repair the home main-frame in any event, we cut to him doing repairs from time to time and then by the end of the film, he powers up what he has and Tony gets the green light. And then it all makes sense when he calls the suits.
But at one time we see Tony place a call to the system which Pepper receives via a spare Iron man helmet. So when watching that you're thinking: it's a nice moment for him to let Pepper know that he's alive, but on a 2nd viewing you also think he could have also called the suits here.
Also agree. I think there is a practice of confronting your fears, but the approach is tobaby stepyour way up through small and controlled exposure to whatever your fear is. Not be thrown into the deep end.
