That’s right people, the wait is over and we’ve got our first glimpse of the new trailer for the eagerly anticipated film Iron Man 2. After solving the puzzle with clues given out from around the Internets, fans were taken to a special site where a link to the trailer’s first appearance was revealed.
And now, following that link, we can get to see the new, improved, and rocking Tony Stark-filled Iron Man 2 trailer in all of its glory. In the trailer we’re treated to some great glimpses of the movie and most of the stars including Sam Rockwell, Mickey Rourke, Don Cheadle and, of course, Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark. There’s also a lot of action and all the fun you would expect from a trailer, and a movie, like this.
Glad to see things seem to be on track for a blockbuster sequel. We can hardly wait for more. Sadly, we will have to wait for the movie until May 7, 2010 but after seeing this first trailer, I know its gonna be worth it.
Click through to check out the new trailer. Or, for a super big version, head over to Apple’s Trailer site.


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