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A Complete Analysis of Iron Man Part 5: How Two Pizza Slices Make Iron Monger One of the MCU’s Best Antagonists (Film Analysis)

LINK TO PART 4: Tony Stark and the Heart, Ego, and Cheeseburger

A Complete Analysis of Iron Man Part 4: Tony Stark and the Heart, Ego, and Cheeseburger (Film Analysis)

LINK TO PART 3: The Birth of Iron Man

A Complete Analysis of Iron Man Part 3: The Birth of Iron Man (Film Analysis)

LINK TO PART 2: Tony Stark, the Anti-Bruce Wayne

Us (Film Review)

Us is a good film that suffers from a case of too much information.  The film starts off with a wickedly enticing premise and set up.  The Wilson family—mother Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o), father Gabe (Winston Duke), daughter Zora (Shahadi Wright Joseph), and son Jason (Evan Alex)—are vacationing at their beach house when confronted and captured by another family that looks exactly like them.  These “shadows” are deformed versions of themselves out for revenge—giving each family member a sporting chance (complete with a different challenge) as they enact their vengeance.  I really enjoy this aspect, though, unfortunately, it doesn’t last long as the family regroup and learn that they aren’t the only ones with shadow versions of themselves—with the entire country under attack by deformed doubles.

A Complete Analysis of Iron Man Part 2: Tony Stark, the Anti-Bruce Wayne (Film Analysis)

LINK TO PART 1: The MCU’s Beginnings, The Rise of a Fallen Star, and The Perfect Opening