*commenting on the Im the jugurnaught bi*** line*
I was on the edge of my seat when he said " dont you know who i am"? in back of my mind i knew it was coming and it did and i couldnt believe it. All the xmen junkies in back of me were rowling. That line was hilarious all together, but it will diffently go down as a famous insider joke of that series.
Originally posted by Altar[1stONE]
*commenting on the Im the jugurnaught bi*** line*I was on the edge of my seat when he said " dont you know who i am"? in back of my mind i knew it was coming and it did and i couldnt believe it. All the xmen junkies in back of me were rowling. That line was hilarious all together, but it will diffently go down as a famous insider joke of that series.
i dont get it...wuts so funny about it??can u explain plz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=xmen+*****&v=fKQDHQYj1mk
Watch this and learn ^
its an insider joke, thats why you dont really get it. But after you see this maybe you will. ........................yah dirty bit**...
Originally posted by Xam
i dont get it...wuts so funny about it??can u explain plz
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3934651591022114445
Well, i think the movie was good, a bit simple, but with great scenes. The best of it the story of Phoenix (Xavier's death is the best scene despite i dont like the effect of the explosion) and ill have liked a bit more of Magneto talking about his friendship with Xavier after it, but the chess scene was good enough.
The movie itself was very bad connected, i mean, the story of Phoenix didnt had anything to do with Magneto, or Angel (who is there by no reason)
I think they should leave it there, no X4, the first half hour of it would be a sh¡tty explanation of why they recover their powers. And, for those who liked the fact that Xavier is alive, remember he is NOT a mutant anymore.
actually, after thinking about it, this was actually quite a good movie. i think my expectation wer just really high because of the long wait and the tension that went with it. also, i was expecting a singer directed like movie, so rattner's interpreation took a while for me to digest.
it was different. but definately not bad.
Personally I quite enjoyed the movie, lot's of action. It felt a bitty though and it was know where near as good as the other two moives, but I agree with what someone said at the start of the thread;
Spoiler:
the death of the Professor was the most distrubing part of the movie and I found Phoenix quite creepy when she was in full power mode.
I loved Beast, and all the little nods to the comic books "Oh my stars and gaters" plus the Astonishing and Phoenix Endsong things.
Spoiler:
I'm glad they killed her off properly in the end.
Ight here we go:
For those how enjoyed the movie, cool. It had everything that American film is made of, big explosions, over done special effects, random fighting scenes, death, and dense subtly. Singer I fault you for this, leaving XMen to do Soops, I hope the movie sucks! lol
Dig it:
Apparently, holloywood decided to turn the Xmen into a cash cow, hence people saying you need the "game" to understand the film. F___THAT! I've read marvel comics for twenty years(started at 5yrs old), I don't need a game to understand anything! In addition, the over used powers without cause(in the plot), guest appearance by a curiously familiar giant robot, and other examples of "Lets throw this in the movie to make some money" For the past four years, the (e)X-faithful hypothesized, meditated, and message board posted, the fate of the third installment of X-Men; only to watch in pain as holloywood destroyed a once great series.
First, Singer left. Problem: Singer is a long time comic book fan that dreamed of directing an X Men film, thus he understood the universe, what long time reader expected of him and the movie, and how to introduce over thirty years of story to a new generation of fans.
Singer as a fan, understood this: There is over thirty years of evolved power, death and resurrections, over a hundred years of back story, team creations and changes, etc. How do I condense this into roughly a two hour movie? The possibility of more GOOD movies layed in the future.
Two: The second film opened up the flood gates(no pun intended) of the X-Universe. I remember thinking to myself, Ok Singer, you have a potential disaster on your hands, can't wait to see how you're going to weather this storm. The movie series had the potential to go into numerous story arcs. However it also raised the bar of expectation. Now we're left with a bunch of holes, Storm/Calisto, Wolverine/Sabertooth, Phoenix saga, Cain Marko/Xavier,
Spoiler:
"Where's Scott?", What happens when the "Cured" discover their powers will eventually return?
Spoiler:
Leech's powers are TEMPORARY!
Finally: We see why Singer Marsden and who knows who else left or will possibly leave. Singer knew how to make this into a good possibly Great series, but as usual, holloywood decided they knew what is best for the viewers. So for the true fans, it seems we can kiss this series goodbye. Fox should have waited for Singer, given him say over how the movie will play out or whatever he asked. This film seemed rushed, at the last minute because Singer dropped, "We need someone to finish so we can get this out ASAP!"
I am curious how the writers and director are going to clean this up, if they decide to.
They're not going to clean it up. It's been pointed out several times this is the last X-Movie. And sadly, a lot of what they put in (sentinel, danger room, fastball special, etc, etc) is there because the fans kept saying: OMG the better put _____ in the movie or it'll suck. They crammed in lots of references to the comic and attempted to blend it into the plot. Like the Storm/Callisto fight, it's based on the comics, but they fight for completely different reasons.
Oh, and it's aight, not Ight. Dig it?
Originally posted by Xam
r u kidding me?he still is a mutant,he just switched his body
The only way he'd still be a mutant is if Charles can exist solely as conciousness. Because the whole aspect of "mutation" would imply that he still has to be in a mutant host for his powers to function. His corporeal mutant form is gone, so I don't think he is still a mutant. He is trapped in the body of a normal homo sapien. It all depends on the "X" gene. If it isn't present anywhere then his powes shouldn't be able to function. That's why things like the Phoenix Force can't use regular human bodies as hosts. It wouldn't be able to function properly. That's just my two cents.