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Robert Downey Jr. isn't being quiet about his upcoming 'Iron Man 2' movie and how the first four years of 'Marvel Studios' movies will ultimately come together when the 'Avengers' finally assemble in 2012. 'Iron Man' spoke to SFX Magazine and this is what he had to say.

"It's the pinnacle, but only if it's done in the smartest and best and most creatively sound way possible," Downey said.

"And I'm not saying we can't get there. I'm just saying it would be better to get there and not stay on schedule than to get everyone what they were hoping for in terms of a release date but not do it correctly. And by correctly, I mean my way," laughed Downey.

In the interview Downey talked about Tony Stark's mindset during the next "Iron Man" movie.

"In 'Iron Man 2,' Tony's psyche undergoes quite a rupture because he no longer has that kind of was trade to tweak on," Downey elaborated. "What's a fella to do? He's thinking more about his legacy and about sustaining his own corporeal being, which has always been a problem, and now obviously comes much more to the fore because he essentially has a nuclear reactor as part of his anatomy!"

"There's a dark side to Tony Stark because of his impending death. But there are also all the people and characters around him who bring him to life," continued Downey. "There's this huge world that's so much fun, and it's great to go back there, erase the chalkboard with Jon [Favreau] and say, 'Okay. This thing came out, people really liked it and it did great business, but what are we going to do now?"