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Yep, friends dragged me to the iron man 1 movie... As soon as it's revealed that he kept strippers on his plane, I was certain I didn't like him, and he was a douche bag.
He's an Ayn Rand style technocrat sleaze bag. Not a good person, more of just an entitled and immature rich guy. It's a fantasy comic for immature teenage boys.
[EDIT: ITT, people deny the premise of the comic they just read].
Your basic argument seems to be that protagonists should not have character development that involves them realizing what a piece of shit they are and then change? How boring.
No, he's still a cocky privileged shit at the end, I'm saying it wasn't a convincing arc or character development, and led no where. He was still just "fantasy rich guy" and the message was still just "wouldn't you like his life!" - the problem is that requires the audience to be VERY immature and stupid to begin with. I never felt a desire to be him or live his life. He seems like a pathetic kind of person really. That's honestly how I feel about Tony Stark, he seems like one of these rich guys whose not comfortable with himself and uses a cocky attitude as a defense mechanism. I just don't find that to be a compelling character, nor did I see any real change there.
Well, it is based on a comic and that over-the-top personality is just his deal. You don't have to like him and it's completely fine to despise him. Not everybody has to like everything. And you are correct, he remains a cocky shit. But he does have redeeming qualities and ultimately makes a huge sacrifice. So there's also a point in people liking him.