Originally posted by: Ranger X
Came back from watching the movie. It was awesome!! I've been reading some Q&As throughout this thread and it answered a lot of questions that I had coming out of the theater.
Btw, Jason is Duditz from Dreamcatcher (LOL). Is that guy typecasted into such roles?
2) Correct me if i'm wrong, but since when could xavier stop time? I don't seem to recall that power. Though I believe Legion did do some mumbo jumbo with time travel so it SEEMS conceivable...
Originally posted by: Tyler
I've got a few things to add:
I've never read any X-men comics or watched the cartoon.
I thought the movie was really good.
Now... You guys are getting WAY too nitpicky. Nightcrawler isn't furry... so what? Wolverine is too tall... so what? You're getting into all these little details that don't matter. Also, about the storyline not being exactly the same: Of course it's not the same, they can't do a storyline going back to the 60s in three movies, they're adapting it it to cinema, piucking the parts they want to keep, leaving out the stuff they don't, and adding new stuff where they want to. It's based on the comic books, it is not, however, the next comic book in the series. It was a good movie and you guys are overanalyzing the thing.
Originally posted by: MeanMeosh
bah, i don't think they can bring deathstrike back.... its solidified now =( since she has healing powers, that must be some kinda torture.
too bad, she looked damned hot in her outfit.
i hope they use the kids' powers more in the next movie (rogue, jubilee, syren, iceman, collosus, pyro, etc.)
also, anyone know who that kid with the glasses changing channels was supposed to be?
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Ok
a few more observations about this movie.
Wolverine was too refined. i always pictured wolverine to be a short, swarthy, redneck, lumberjack, gruff voice, SOB. The guy that played him was too much a pretty boy with pretty boy speech and manners.
No, he wasn't wolverine.
Cyclops, comon, he had almost NO ROLE in that movie. Cyclops is USUALLY at the center of anything that happens in XMen. he is the captain america of the XMan Universe. He should have had more of a role.
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
For those going off about the Professor "freezing time," I think he was just freezing everyone in the area in place, telepathically. Basically shutting down their brains. In the comic book, Kurt was rescued from a rooftop of a house in Germany that the villagers were trying to burn down after chasing him there. Professor X froze everyone in place (much as in the movie) when he did that.
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Ok
a few more observations about this movie.
Wolverine was too refined. i always pictured wolverine to be a short, swarthy, redneck, lumberjack, gruff voice, SOB. The guy that played him was too much a pretty boy with pretty boy speech and manners.
No, he wasn't wolverine.
Cyclops, comon, he had almost NO ROLE in that movie. Cyclops is USUALLY at the center of anything that happens in XMen. he is the captain america of the XMan Universe. He should have had more of a role.
Originally posted by: KevinH
Originally posted by: ShotgunSteve
For those going off about the Professor "freezing time," I think he was just freezing everyone in the area in place, telepathically. Basically shutting down their brains. In the comic book, Kurt was rescued from a rooftop of a house in Germany that the villagers were trying to burn down after chasing him there. Professor X froze everyone in place (much as in the movie) when he did that.
Hey dude, you and me think alike 🙂 . That was how I interpreted it a few posts up 😛 .
I thought he was perfect for the role.Originally posted by: Trevelyan
Originally posted by: LeeTJ
Ok
a few more observations about this movie.
Wolverine was too refined. i always pictured wolverine to be a short, swarthy, redneck, lumberjack, gruff voice, SOB. The guy that played him was too much a pretty boy with pretty boy speech and manners.
No, he wasn't wolverine.
Cyclops, comon, he had almost NO ROLE in that movie. Cyclops is USUALLY at the center of anything that happens in XMen. he is the captain america of the XMan Universe. He should have had more of a role.
Man am I the only one who thought Hugh Jackman did an awesome job as Wolverine? Personally if they would've cast a 5' 3" guy as Wolverine he would NOT be as cool, not nearly as cool.
Originally posted by: hdeck
just watched ebert and roeper(sp) talk about the movie. both gave it thumbs up but said there were too many character. ebert even said the story didn't make sense (????). i agreed with them on some things, but i guess you can only appreciate the film if you know *some* background on the comic.
Originally posted by: KhoiFather
This movie was macknificient! I really hope they bring in Archangel, Gambit, Beast, Shoot I forgot, there was a guy that can also change into another person's body like Mystique can, oh yeah that's right, his name is Morph and definitely Apocalypse. Man, that would blow X-Men 1 and 2 away.
I don't get it, I know for a fact that Lady Death Strike and Wolverine were in love before, and that she turned into Lady Death Strike when Wolverine went away. That kind of upset me because of that. Oh well, what can I say, the movie was still awesome.
Originally posted by: RgrPark
Originally posted by: Soccer55
Originally posted by: sygyzy
Wow wow wow. Some questions and comments.
4. Who was that screaming girl at the school? Related to Havok?
6. When Professor X says "everything will be alright" did he mean that Jean Grey is alive or that the President was helping them out and the world (bigger picture) is going to be alright?
8. Why is Pyro a good guy?
11. I hate that they are bringing Phoenix in. When Phoenix arrives in the comic books, isn't it when there is that cheesy alien race? In the comics when Jean dies it's while saving the ship too right?
4. As others have said, the screaming girl is Siryn.
6. IMO, I think Professor X realizes that Jean's spirit is not dead and has been "reborn" in Phoenix when he says "everything will be alright" at the end of the movie. If I remember correctly, Phoenix IS NOT Jean Grey, however, she is basically a Jean Grey clone that has Jean's memories/personality and telepathic abilities. So he probably feels the presence of Phoenix and knows that while her body may be gone, her spirit is not and will return (in the next movie of course).
8. He's not. He was sent to Professor X's school, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he is a good guy. Pyro was already established as a rebel and a loose cannon (cafeteria scene and scene at Iceman's house) and remember that Magneto told Pyro that he was "a god among insects" when they were sitting in the ship in an attempt to appeal to his rebellious attitude. So you could imagine that he would likely not stay with Professor X.
11. Yea, Jean dies while saving the ship in the comics as well, but after she dies, the Phoenix Force creates what is effectively a Jean Grey clone. Jean's spirit stays alive within Phoenix and since Jean is now dead in the movie, I think they kind of have to introduce Phoenix.
With that said, this was a kickass movie. Nightcrawler was AWESOME and I cannot wait to see Gambit, Beast, and Phoenix in the next one. It will be interesting to see how big of roles Colossus and Shadowcat will have in the next movie as well. I hope the 3rd movie is announced sometime soon.
-Tom
No, Jean Grey does not die while saving the ship in the comics... she actually lives and is in a coma-like state under the ocean for years (while the phoenix lives out her life in the real world)...until the Avengers accidentally find her and bring her back. Hence, she is alive and well in the comic book world. X-Factor started when she came back...
Originally posted by: StormRider
Oh yeah, Kelly Hu and Rebbeca are hot hot hot!!!!
Cars = real lifeAnd NFS - I see you post car threads all the time debating how this one has x HP at the wheel and that one has a larger turbo. Why don't people just enjoy the movie? Why don't you just drive the car. Stop being so nitpicky.