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But let me just say that he didn't have wounds reopened, he had them made, unless he suspected he was adopted before that.ДЄfter so long, I think they would be rational enough to not lash out. not to trivialize what your friend found out. Is Tony a callous, uncaring person? Or does he experience and show emotions on a relatively normal level? Have situations made him angry before? Have those situations been as emotionally draining as seeing his parents literally murdered? No. 'Character' is not a predefined set of allowable characteristics that remains static regardless of context. I see this happen with DCEU Superman more, but the same applies here. This is where people don't understand the meaning of 'character'. No rational human being would be rational watching their parents get murdered.

Time does heal wounds, but they can also be reopened. He never met his real parents but he felt grief over it in addition to the other stuff. I've seen a friend break down emotionally after finding out he was adopted. but it's not really part of Tony's character. Also Tony didn't even know someone had murdered them, he thought they had crashed. But hey, rage is rage.ДЄnd that's why it's difficult for me to see him going into a violent frenzy, it's been a very long time since Tony lost his parents and he's on the front line of a crazy world and he just snaps? I do think Tony went too far trying to kill Bucky, knowing that he was literally mind controlled when he killed his parents. What would you expect him to do? Talk it out? It's not about turning into Batman, it's just natural. He moved on.ДЄnd, finally finding out who killed his parents is enough to send anyone into a rage. The death of his parents doesn't have to consume his life. Tony is also well into his 40's, and lost his parents in his teens IIRC. It's logical to assume that anyone who's not a sociopath, cares for his parents, provided he/she wasn't abused. I don't think the lack of scenes showing how much Tony cared for his parents is enough to take away from the emotion he felt, or the scene itself.

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Plus it was coming a mile off that Bucky was the reason the Starks died. Like the only time they (or Howard) pops up was when Tony needed to know/learn something to counter someone else, and here he's kinda turned into Batman.

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I am giving it a 6, but it could have been higher if this movie (or the ones before it) had done more to underline how important Tony's parents were to him.

That being said, I still think this is one of the best superhero movie scenes. Suddenly he became Batman over the death of his parents. In fact he sounded like he didn't like Howard very much. The only reason I didn't rate it higher is because Tony didn't seem to give a shit about his parents in previous movies. He was in a much bigger dilemma, had greater stakes. He knew the truth, not just about Howard but also about Bucky's innocence. Steve had to think from two perspectives. He knew he had done a terrible mistake, but he also had to protect his actually innocent friend. Oh man.! You could just feel the pain in Tony's eyes, the betrayal he felt, the rage against Bucky. Tony: Don't bullshit me, Rogers! Did you know? First of all, like every one is saying RDJ dominated that scene.