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Right off the bat the movie shows viewers Tony Stark’s “genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist” QTD from Tony Stark in Avengers, self. However, this is immediately contrasted with arrogant, selfish, apathetic side when he deliberately chooses to not go to his own award ceremony and when he does get the award he dismisses it into a random civilians hand without explanation. Skipping your own awards ceremony could, in some situation, be justified, however, on the ethical side it shows all of

Tony Stark’s Character Growth in Iron Man In the beginning of Iron Man, the main protagonist, Tony Stark, was generally a bad person. He was an extreme example of the celebrity stereotype-- flashy, arrogant, self-absorbed, and rude. Stark took personal honors, as well as relationships with others, for granted. But that all changed when Stark was kidnapped by a terroristic rebel group. During his time as a prisoner, Tony saw what horrors his technology could be used for, and later escaped captivity

Iron Man is a Marvel character that appears in Iron Man (2008), Avengers (2012), Iron Man 3 (2013), and Captain America: Civil War (2016). The actual character, Tony Stark goes through one of the most interesting, and genuine character arcs in film history. He starts out as the “Genius billionaire playboy philanthropist”, turned superhero via a technologically advanced suit, eventually becoming a victim of post traumatic stress disorder. Psychoanalytic criticism is a lens that scholars use to traverse

Marvel’s Anthony "Tony" Edward Stark! Also known as Iron Man. He was born to Howard Anthony Stark and Maria Collins Carbonell Stark, owners of the prominent US firm, Stark Industries. As a boy, Tony was fascinated with building and controlling machines. At the age of 15, Tony entered the undergraduate electrical engineering program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and graduated with two master’s degrees by age 19. Tony went to work for Stark Industries, but showed more interest in

In Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. plays the leading role of Tony Stark/Iron Man. Tony Stark is an inventor and the billionaire CEO of Stark Industries. Tony’s father, Howard Stark, started Stark Industries. Stark Industries creates weapons and robotic technology. After the death of his father, Tony became CEO and began creating high tech weapons. Tony’s company would sell the weapons to the American Military. During one of his trips to Afghanistan to showcase new weapons, he was attacked and captured

The first and most obvious ethical decision that Tony Stark makes in Iron Man is not to drink in a moving vehicle not knowing whether or not open container laws apply in rural Afghanistan. It’s that Tony Stark choses to be a weapons manufacturer, which based on an accumulation of thousands of years of human consensus we know as a society killing is un-virtuous. This decision is likely justified in his mind by selling weapons to the Department of “Defense”, but defense is a subjective term (usually

suits away, you can take my home away, but there's one thing you can never take from me. I am Iron Man.” You wouldn’t expect a quote like this from someone who has all the money in the world, would you? Tony Stark was determined genius who used his wealth for the better of mankind. Tony Stark was a genius who used his intellect for the good of mankind through his Iron Man suit. Even from a young age, Tony showed signs of being a child genius or prodigy. When he was just 12 years old he built a

great leadership is the ability to translate values and beliefs instilling motivation in the people around you. This essay serves to compare two persons with contrasting leadership styles and analyze their leadership abilities. Steve Rogers and Tony Stark are two characters from the recent movie adaptations of Marvel’s Captain America and Iron Man. I chose these movies because as Avengers, a later movie in the series, they both serve as leaders; however, their different backgrounds, values, and beliefs

intentionally exploits his powers against the wishes of his mentor Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) who believes that he is not ready for them in order to hopefully be accepted by the Avengers and to win the heart of his senior love Liz (Laura Harrier). Peter only wants to be accepted and when he is not he feels as if he has the urge to prove himself to them. It comes as no surprise that the intelligent and amazing Tony Stark is also the hero of this tale.

In the movie, Iron Man, Tony Stark makes many ethical decisions that fall along a broad spectrum between right and wrong. Five significant ethical decisions made by Tony Stark in the movie Iron Man are as stated. The first and most basic of ethical decisions made by Tony Stark is the selling of firearms and other military technology. This is because such technology can only be used to kill which stands against all ethical reasoning since it can only cause loss of life. The second significant ethical