sixteen-bit
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I feel like DOFP goes out of its way to kill the only black guy
"Wolverine has metal claws in the future" - is there any reason in the movies universe why he shouldnt? (If it is something that happened in his solo movies then i really dont know)
"Kitty suddenly can send people back in time" - the explanation was "her powers evolved". Its fine by me. There is worst stuff in the movies. Like the Magneto Sentinels
He needed to be the time traveler because Hugh Jackman is the biggest star playing the most popular character in the franchise. That has weight.
I understand why people fans have been tired of Wolverine-centered X-Men films, but don't kid yourself, that character is BY FAR the biggest reason X-Men is a film franchise.
But Wolverine is in the past, and is played by Hugh Jackman. They both could have been an integral role, just say "you need to find Wolverine the past ok, we need him for this". I'd love to see them play off of each other. I'd also love to see her in more fight scenes.
Aside from the very valid commercial reasons Sheroking brought up, Kitty Pryde didn't exist in the 70s. She wasn't physically transporting Wolverine back there, only his consciousness. Kitty would have no consciousness to move back to. Not saying they couldn't have developed a time-travel machine or something, but in-universe it makes sense. Someone who was actually around at the time of Trask's assassination had to make the trip.
Nightcrawler scene > Time in a Bottle
I would be just as content with them rewriting it to make it work. Heck, you could have even at least worked her into the past stuff by having her be able to see "through" Logan and communicate with him (and perhaps they offset the advantage of direct communication by having her unable to communicate with the present while she's doing this).
That also applies to First Class lmao. Poor Darwin.I feel like DOFP goes out of its way to kill the only black guy
That also applies to First Class lmao. Poor Darwin.
DOFP > X-2.
It really doesn't imo.+ "Have you tried not being a mutant?" Being able to equate the struggles of mutants with real life issues that LGBT people face makes the film resonate with people more than your average CBM