JokerNick
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The Comedian said:I'm not saying to throw out all plot and drama to substitute for action, what I m saying is to have a better balance on the two. Batman Begins had an intricate, well versed plot, but I didn't feel that it was lacking action, it had plenty, but the action advanced the plot.
I could see how what I said could come off as me wanting to throw awaw the script and just having the mutants throw down for 90 minutes, ut it's not. I feel that X1/2 could have used action as a plot device better than it did. Showing the x-kids put up a better fight against the soldiers would have given an indication of the potential power carried by mutants, even when they are younger and less trained. I felt that could have added an important element to the plot of X2 that was lacking. These children all ahve incredible powers, but were completely helpless against a dart.
but that was the point, to make the children seem helpless, the purpose of the mansion raid was to show how crule people can be when they feel threatened, it was supposed to mirror what happened in WW2 europe..... I understand your poiint, but in a dramatic scale, showing children being attacked hightens the audience emotion, causing them to feel saddened and concerned, making the 3rd act where they rescue the children move pivital and engaging.......... you have to understand, having seninels flying in and capturing the kids while a huge fight going on would have desensitized many viewers causing them not to care as much........ after taking a few acting and writting classes in college, the most important rule I learned is, keep it simple and keep it straight forward, complexity causes conffusion which causes anoyance and disinterest... my 2 cents



