X-Men: First Class 2 (2014)
It can now be reported Matthew Vaughn is fully on board. Simon Kinberg shares his ideas for the story here.
http://screenrant.com/x-men-first-class-2-screenwriter-magneto-sandy-155263/?_r=true
X-Men: First Class 2 (2014)
It can now be reported Matthew Vaughn is fully on board. Simon Kinberg shares his ideas for the story here.
http://screenrant.com/x-men-first-class-2-screenwriter-magneto-sandy-155263/?_r=true
I haven't read X-Men comics in a looong time but seriously is Magneto THAT integral to all their stories & adventures?
Magneto IMO should've been phased out after X2...I'm seriously getting bored watching him in every X-Men movie regardless of the actor or period of his life.
From all 4 movies so far, we already know what his capabilities are & how the X-Men react to them.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
I haven't read X-Men comics in a looong time but seriously is Magneto THAT integral to all their stories & adventures?Magneto IMO should've been phased out after X2...I'm seriously getting bored watching him in every X-Men movie regardless of the actor or period of his life.
From all 4 movies so far, we already know what his capabilities are & how the X-Men react to them.
Originally posted by Kazenji
Bring in the Mr Sinister.
Yeah, I know he can work pretty good without Apocalypse too, but it would be awesome to have him as well IMO, whether Sinister remains completely loyal to him or secretly works against him after awhile. I've been hoping for some radical live action interpretation of at least one of them (Poccy a little more-so) since The Last Stand or X2, however unlikely that may be.
I do think they did overuse Magneto as the Villain in X-Men 1-3. Just as they overused Wolverine as the main hero Imo.
But for First Class I think it works perfect having Charles and Eric as the main characters. And I hope they don't change that.
As long as they keep Magneto "Redeemable" as long as they can, and have new interesting Villains and Heroes aiding this new trilogy along.
If they are going to stay the historical route - say they moved into the mid 1970's - things that were in the news then were the rise of apartheid in South Africa. Perfect time to something metaphorical on that in the form of Genosha. The X-Men struggle to end the regime while Magneto and his crew view it as the place to have a mutant homeland.
Originally posted by roughrider
If they are going to stay the historical route - say they moved into the mid 1970's - things that were in the news then were the rise of apartheid in South Africa. Perfect time to something metaphorical on that in the form of Genosha. The X-Men struggle to end the regime while Magneto and his crew view it as the place to have a mutant homeland.
Perfect. If you read Fall of the Mutants and its Daredevil tie-in, Apocalypse's ship and four horsemen attacking Manhattan in a third movie would fit in perfectly with the 1977 New York Blackout.
Originally posted by roughriderYou could if you kept his original intended origin.
You couldn't literally call him by that name in a film. Audiences would laugh: "Mr. Sinister? Is Dr. Evil far behind him?" 😛
"Dave Cockrum and I were over ideas and what we were coming towards was a mysterious young boy - apparently an 11-year-old - at the orphanage where Scott (Cyclops) was raised, who turned out to be the secret master of the place. In effect what we were setting up was a guy who was aging over a lifespan of roughly a thousand years. Even though he looked like an 11-year-old, he'd actually been alive since the mid-century at this point - he was actually about 50 [...] He had all the grown up urges. He's growing up in his mind but his body isn't capable of handling it, which makes him quite cranky. And, of course, looking like an 11-year-old, who'd take him seriously in the criminal community? [...] So he built himself an agent in a sense, which was Mister Sinister, that was, in effect, the rationale behind Sinister's rather - for want of a better word - childish or kid-like appearance. The costume... the look... the face... it's what would scare a child. Even when he was designed, he wasn't what you'd expect in a guy like that."
-Chris Claremont quote from Wikipedia.
Hell, Apocalypse was originally supposed to be this guy-
It will be penned by the screenwriter who botched x-men 3, not really looking forward to yet another fox studio screw job of the title I have collected since 1975. so far Iron man 1 2 and the avengers are all very well done, note the studio, it is not fox or Sony. I will be glad when 20th century fox gets the hell out of the way and stops screwing up the X-Men.