GuestStar2004
Avenger
- Joined
- Aug 18, 2004
- Messages
- 23,861
- Reaction score
- 1,723
- Points
- 103
You demonstrated in just a few lines that it would be impossible to have the exact same story in the other time period.
That is probably true but that is not the point of what i am getting at, in the long run if you want to compare the casts you put them in the exact same scenario or at least a very similar one and then judge on the marketability, you don't do what alot of people do and judge by story potential of what they could do with the OC compared to the apocalypse cast because thats judging on false expectation of film quality
I also think the opportunities of a future-set Apocalypse - with its setting and available characters - would have rippled through the production and could have improved its reception both critically and commercially.
Yeah but thats all it is, just potential opportunities, but thats more expectation of what they can do rather then what they actually would do, after all bryan and kinberg would likely still have been writing and directing so why would you expect they would have done anything particularly special compared to the apocalypse we got? more X-Men to market? maybe, but thats just as many X-Men to waste.
its like they could have had a scene where emma frost and banshee are found alive at strykers base and then you could have had them in the story, it would have been a much bigger thing!, but who wants to bet that didn't cross their minds? the jubilee scenes were minor and were mostly cut out even though singer said he really wanted her in it, havok was killed off and taken out of the story, they thought about giving wolverine a bigger role but didn't, the idea wasn't to create a huge event quite clearly
Last edited: