Apparently the mall scene isn't in the final cut.
I heard that myself last week I believe. A writer or someone who worked on the film was on a podcast and mentioned that scene being cut.
Apparently the mall scene isn't in the final cut.
Is it a Marvel movie? Y/N
If Yes, then 90%+ RT!
If No, then why not give it to Marvel?
Why is Avengers 2 there?We could start with
- The Incredible Hulk
- Iron Man 2
- Thor
- Captain America 1
- Iron Man 3
- Thor 2
- Avengers 2
As a few good reasons.
35.
X2 is overrated as hell.
In fact, the best X-Men movie is First Class.
Apparently the mall scene isn't in the final cut..
Why is Avengers 2 there?
Why is Avengers 2 there?
Why is Avengers 2 there?
It's below 90% on RT is my guess. I don't think he was saying those were all bad.
Ah I'm daft. Thanks.I think Solo is just listing movies that are less than 90% on RT
Lies.DerZuhälter;203040735 said:Because it's a turd.
Third film in a superhero film trilogy being the worst of the lot is sort of a tradition barring Civil War and Iron Man 3, so why not I guess.
Now this is something that actually pique's my interest on the film. The one thing I've been waiting for is the films to finally embrace the source material in some way, especially in regards to costumes and story.Just scanned through the thread. Divorcing all the doom & gloom reactions from posters, and reading the reviews, I'm kinda surprised at the initial reaction, honestly. It's sloppier than DoFP, yeah. Took too long. But it's also the first of these X-Men movies to really embrace the soap opera and melodrama at the core of X-Men, and there's some real enjoyment to be had there.
I mean, yeah, you end up with Oscar Isaac doing not much but letting his eyes glow and spitting portentious, multi-syllable bullshit in stentorian, computer-augmented fashion - but isn't that kinda what Apocalypse is? Isn't that kinda what he does? I dunno. I didn't have much of a problem with it, I think I was more or less just surprised at how willing Singer was to finally stop apologizing for making X-men movies and just make a fuckin' X-Men movie.
It's not as good as First Class or DoFP, no. X2 is still the best thing he's ever done with this series. But this really does seem like he finally got to make the X3 he was hoping to make before Superman came calling and he wandered over to Australia and got lost in a cornfield of his own making.
There are positives and negatives to his having made a bigger, much better X3, of course. But I feel like on this picture, the good outweighs the bad by a wide enough margin that I would recommend it pretty easily.
And like I said. There are more X-men moments in this X-Men movie than most of the other X-Men movies combined. There was some shit I was absolutely not expecting them to handle accurately at all, even as it was happening.
Yes.
Third film in a superhero film trilogy being the worst of the lot is sort of a tradition barring Civil War and Iron Man 3, so why not I guess.
Apparently the mall scene isn't in the final cut.
Unfortunately it looks like the trailers were true and Mystique really is the center point of the movie.
Final battle is supposed to suck too.
Why is Avengers 2 there?
RIP in peace Avengers 3
Now this is something that actually pique's my interest on the film. The one thing I've been waiting for is the films to finally embrace the source material in some way, especially in regards to costumes and story.
I still feel like the whole timeline is a mess and the whole Mystice focus is ridiculous since she's supposed to be a major villain but I'm curious to see if the films are going to head into a more lighter direction.
That's true. Hopefully he's only strictly producing the next one and not involved in writing it.Kinberg is the Kevin Feige/Zac Snyder of Fox Marvel. Singer probably didn't have much of a choice over the matter.
It could do well critically but opening it so close to Star Wars seems like a dumb move.I assume it won't be appropriate until Assassin's Creed, which is his baby through and through. If that fails critically and commercially, then it's time to strike up the Simon & Garfunkel.
Just scanned through the thread. Divorcing all the doom & gloom reactions from posters, and reading the reviews, I'm kinda surprised at the initial reaction, honestly. It's sloppier than DoFP, yeah. Took too long. But it's also the first of these X-Men movies to really embrace the soap opera and melodrama at the core of X-Men, and there's some real enjoyment to be had there.
I mean, yeah, you end up with Oscar Isaac doing not much but letting his eyes glow and spitting portentious, multi-syllable bullshit in stentorian, computer-augmented fashion - but isn't that kinda what Apocalypse is? Isn't that kinda what he does? I dunno. I didn't have much of a problem with it, I think I was more or less just surprised at how willing Singer was to finally stop apologizing for making X-men movies and just make a fuckin' X-Men movie.
Nah they took care of the shitty one with avengers 2. 3 should be safe.RIP in peace Avengers 3
Don't do this.Because it's a messy, bloated piece of crap.
Is Fox still paying Mark Millar to be a consultant for these movies?
Well, at least we aren't talking about Thor 2 or Iron Man 3 again.
Unfortunately it looks like the trailers were true and Mystique really is the center point of the movie.
RIP in peace Avengers 3
We could start with
- The Incredible Hulk
- Iron Man 2
- Thor
- Captain America 1
- Iron Man 3
- Thor 2
- Avengers 2
As a few good reasons.
Ah I'm daft. Thanks.
Lies.
Get out of here with this "Give the X-Men back to Marvel!" crap. At most, I'd want to see Deadpool make a 30 second cameo in an MCU movie. That's it.
We already know the costumes don't.
Don't do this.
Farm scene for life.
I think Solo is just listing movies that are less than 90% on RT
Don't do this.
Farm scene for life.
Is this the same director as the last one? That was maybe my favorite comic book movie
Didn't X2 also have a mall hang out scene at the beginning?
Don't do this.
Farm scene for life.
Didn't X2 also have a mall hang out scene at the beginning?
I don't feel super-comfy dropping spoilers out in the open, even behind tags, considering this film still doesn't come out for a couple weeks. Is there a spoiler thread or something somewhere?
There are dozens of us.DerZuhälter;203041017 said:30 minutes of CG onslaught against basically canonfodder robots, with no suspense or real fear that anything might happen to the heroes on screen. Not to mention the terrible editing. It feels absolutely pointless.
+1I'm with you bro
Doesn't look like any museum I've seen in the comicsIt was a museum field trip. I liked that scene a lot. Pyro was a prick
Just scanned through the thread. Divorcing all the doom & gloom reactions from posters, and reading the reviews, I'm kinda surprised at the initial reaction, honestly. It's sloppier than DoFP, yeah. Took too long. But it's also the first of these X-Men movies to really embrace the soap opera and melodrama at the core of X-Men, and there's some real enjoyment to be had there.
I mean, yeah, you end up with Oscar Isaac doing not much but letting his eyes glow and spitting portentious, multi-syllable bullshit in stentorian, computer-augmented fashion - but isn't that kinda what Apocalypse is? Isn't that kinda what he does? I dunno. I didn't have much of a problem with it, I think I was more or less just surprised at how willing Singer was to finally stop apologizing for making X-men movies and just make a fuckin' X-Men movie.
It's not as good as First Class or DoFP, no. X2 is still the best thing he's ever done with this series. But this really does seem like he finally got to make the X3 he was hoping to make before Superman came calling and he wandered over to Australia and got lost in a cornfield of his own making.
There are positives and negatives to his having made a bigger, much better X3, of course. But I feel like on this picture, the good outweighs the bad by a wide enough margin that I would recommend it pretty easily.
And like I said. There are more X-men moments in this X-Men movie than most of the other X-Men movies combined. There was some shit I was absolutely not expecting them to handle accurately at all, even as it was happening.
It's actually kind of ironic, isn't it? Singer spends all this time trying make the X-Men palatable to main-stream moviegoers, leading to a series of films that are comercially and critically successful but gain scorn from many die-hard comic fans, then, after years of other films opening the door for much more faithful comic adaptations, Singer decides to cross that threshold and give the fans what they want, and winds up getting a film that is being slammed by critics and is tracking to be a BO disappointment.
Is this the same director as the last one? That was maybe my favorite comic book movie
TMNT2 could be the best comic book movie of the year