To sum up the article, Iron Man 3 : First footage reveals new villain, no China, by Julie Makinen the United States has not decided whether or not too apply for a co-production of Iron Man 3 with China. The article states that the U.S still has options of what to do with the film, but with the film deadline approaching in May of 2013 time is of the essence. The article posts the first trailer from the film which from the movie aspect in my opinion wasn’t very entertaining. From the article I learned that China has co-produced the past Marvel Iron Man movies. This was interesting to me and also made me think, with the Chinese help on the past hits “Why wouldn’t the U.S go for another round?” The movies have been great in the past and I look forward to seeing the new one in May.
I think the author did a nice job of explaining the options of the U.S. and showing past data from the Chinese box office. One major thing the article lacks is description of the trailer presented. Julie announces the clips release in the title, but then focuses on the decisions yet to be made. I would have incorporated more information on the trailer itself, then lead into the decision to be made. This would have lead the reader’s interest’s in the trailer to fulfillment.
I did not know that China helped produce some of the Iron Man movies. I also wounder what China has done in order to help in the movie production. Were some of the scenes shot in China?
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