Ironheart Series Review – The Truth Behind Review Bombing is Shocking
Marvel’s Ironheart attempts to blend groundbreaking technology with mystical undertones, but doesn’t quite stick the landing. In this Ironheart Series Review, we explore what works, what misses, and the external controversy surrounding its early reception.

Review Bombing Before Release?
Before the series even premiered, Ironheart found itself the target of premature review bombing. A screenshot shared by Screen Rant shows a shocking 32% audience score, despite the fact that the first three episodes had not yet been officially released to the public. Only the press had access for early coverage.
This unusual backlash seems tied to a segment of the audience reacting negatively to the idea of Marvel centering a new series around a young, female, Black superhero stepping into Iron Man’s shoes. Unfortunately, the backlash has overshadowed the actual content of the series in some circles, adding unwarranted noise to what could have been a fair discussion on the show’s merits.
Who is Riri Williams aka Ironheart?
Dominique Thorne returns as Riri Williams, the tech prodigy first introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. A student at MIT, Riri has a natural brilliance for engineering and invents her own version of the Iron Man armor.
In Wakanda Forever, Riri’s invention attracts the attention of the Talokan people, led by Namor, who views the outside world’s interest in vibranium as a threat. Her involvement in that conflict becomes the launching pad for her solo story in Ironheart.
Visuals That Impress
If there’s a strength in this series, it’s in the CGI and VFX work. One visually arresting moment shows Riri’s suit wrapping around her in mid-air — a breathtaking sequence that lives up to Marvel’s blockbuster standard.
Soundtrack: Functional but Forgettable
The background score supports the tone but lacks individuality. It fades into the background, never quite becoming a character in itself. However, the musical cues tied to Riri’s fierce independence do offer some flavor.
Final Thoughts: Decent, But Falls Short
Despite its solid production and decent performances, Ironheart never quite takes flight. It’s the kind of show that makes you say, “This could’ve been extraordinary,” but settles for simply being watchable, Watch the first 3 episodes if you are interested then go for it. Its heart is in the right place, but its pacing and Plot armor prevent it from soaring.
Ironheart Series Review: Final Verdict: (2/5)
Marvel loyalists may enjoy certain character moments and action scenes — particularly in the final episodes — but casual viewers may find little that’s compelling. Ironheart sparks, but never fully burns.
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Streaming Information
- First three episodes now streaming on JioHotstar (Disney+).
- Remaining episodes will release on July 1, 2025.
What is the Ironheart series about?
- The Ironheart series follows Riri Williams, a young engineering genius from MIT who builds her own Iron Man-inspired suit and becomes a rising superhero in the Marvel Universe.
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Ranbir Kapoor Ramayana Teaser Review – A Dazzling Epic with an Unforgettable New Glimpse
Ranbir Kapoor Ramayana Teaser Review: When storytelling spans generations, it’s no longer just cinema—it’s culture. And the “Ramayana” teaser, starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, steps into this sacred space with a calm intensity that both reveres the epic and reimagines it for the modern age.

Produced by visionary Namit Malhotra ( CEO of Double Negative Itself ) and directed by Nitesh Tiwari, this upcoming adaptation isn’t a rushed retelling—it’s a cinematic devotion. The teaser was accompanied by a private 7-minute glimpse of the film’s making, not released to the public but already shaking the foundation of Indian cinema. But they have released a some glimpse for fans with concept arts



New Glimpse Review
Early critics who saw the 7-minute showreel described it as “generation-defining cinema.”
“Ramayana is not just a film for today but for generations to come.”
The use of DNEG’s visual wizardry hints at a post-Adipurush redemption arc for Indian mythological cinema. The motion poster, concept arts released showed a brief but powerful glimpse of Lord Ram standing against a blood-orange horizon, bow in hand, eyes set to destiny, It is perfect to introduce Indian gods to the world . Every concept art image shared so far feels like a temple carved from pixels and reverence. Engraved Ramayana references and attention to detail has truly achieved a level.



Ranbir as Ram: A Casting Masterstroke
Ranbir’s transformation is physical, yes—but it’s more internal. His gaze doesn’t act. It contemplates. In a world where deities are often portrayed through grandeur, Ranbir chooses stillness, and it speaks louder than any line of dialogue.
This teaser might only be a few minutes, but Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram feels already written into the modern cinematic scriptures.
- Namit Malhotra backing this project after VFX triumphs globally
- Zimmer + Rahman creating a score that might redefine spiritual sound
- Sai Pallavi, Sunny Deol, Ranbir, and Yash bridging mass and class appeal
- A narrative that dares to pause, reflect, and respect
This teaser is more than promotional material. It is the first sacred thread in what could be Indian cinema’s most revered cinematic fabric.



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Who is the music director?
Both AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer are composing the music.
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Amrita Sarkar (pronounced Aam-ri-to), is a content creator, B.Com graduate, CA aspirant, and PGDM student who has discovered a fresh passion for digital writing. With a sharp eye for trends and a deep curiosity for how the internet shapes our lives, Amrito writes insightful pieces on digital media, internet culture, and personal observations. This blog is his creative outlet—where analysis meets storytelling.


Amrita Sarkar (pronounced Aam-ri-to), is a content creator, B.Com graduate, CA aspirant, and PGDM student who has discovered a fresh passion for digital writing. With a sharp eye for trends and a deep curiosity for how the internet shapes our lives, Amrito writes insightful pieces on digital media, internet culture, and personal observations. This blog is his creative outlet—where analysis meets storytelling.