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^I don't either.
There are mutant chars from all 7 continents. Marvel can make anyone popular just put some POC on the team and build them up.
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^I don't either.
There are mutant chars from all 7 continents. Marvel can make anyone popular just put some POC on the team and build them up.
So then the question of who gets committed arises. If you ommited Beast from the team in favor of Forge, would most be okay with that? Or other staples getting ommitted for b-list characters like Indra or Sunfire.I don't either.
There are mutant chars from all 7 continents. Marvel can make anyone popular just put some POC on the team and build them up.
So then the question of who gets committed arises. If you ommited Beast from the team in favor of Forge, would most be okay with that? Or other staples getting ommitted for b-list characters like Indra or Sunfire.
This is a pretty good lineup and pitch. (Although I'd replace Sunfire with Bobby) but what about the sequels? The X-Men will become less racially balanced when they start bringing all of the A-listers most of whom are Caucasion, so race changes to a few characters may still have to happen.Well my idea for this most won't agree with anyways.
But I'd love Forge to take over the tech role honestly he serves multiple purposes.
Cheap Power Set budget wise
Storm Love Interest
Create amazing tech for X-MEN
Beast can be a Avenger character imo
But I see the X-MEN as characters that can go in and out of the main roles for each film.
Someone like Darwin/Bishop/Frenzy/Dr Reyes can just be a background support role as a Teacher or Mansion staff in one movie to moving to a larger role in sequel.
Cyclops, Storm, Rogue & Wolverine should be the main characters imo and everyone else should play off them
Then when you bring in whoever else in sequels like Psylocke or Gambit or whoever it makes their intro more impactful.
My initial roster (which would never happen would be a mix of First Class, Second Genesis, & Deadly Genesis roster)
Cyclops
Marvel Girl
Storm
Thunderbird
Sunfire
Sway
Darwin
Bring in Wolverine in a post credit after introducing in a Wolverine Vs Movie (Basically Wolverine Vs Hulk)
Then have your support staff at the mansion
Xavier
Moira
Forge
Steve Hunter or Dr Reyes
That would be racially and gender balanced group
But it's just wishful thinking
Then sprinkle in more fan favorites in sequels
Oh yes!
And nice images![]()
The possibilities are endless now and we can see aspects of X-Men that have never been considered on film before.
This is a pretty good lineup and pitch. (Although I'd replace Sunfire with Bobby) but what about the sequels? The X-Men will become less racially balanced when they start bringing all of the A-listers most of whom are Caucasion, so race changes to a few characters may still have to happen.
Yes, that's what the X-Men are (which is a result of the time it was made and the Claremont run wad considered diverse for it's time) but the question is, is that what the X-Men SHOULD be? They are a direct allegory to real minorities and oppressed group. So the question is: should a story that is a direct parallel to racism, discrimination, homophobia, bigotry etc against actual minorities be made up of a mostly non-minority cast in 2020?Well as long as the ratio is better than Avengers. Avengers movies are like 5 or 6 to 1 Male/Female. And even worse with Majority to Minority characters.
As long as Bishop or Psylocke etc can squeeze in the roster I'm fine with mainly White cast because that's what the X-MEN are.
There's also imo a difference when doing whatever with the characters because unlike Avengers & Guardians. Alot of the GA has at least basic knowledge of the X-MEN and the characters. The movies were unrecognizable but people still know what the X-MEN is supposed to look like.
But there's plenty of characters Marvel can sneak on the team even though the rosters will be mostly white like Monet or Frenzy etc
The answer to that question imo, is no. Just like how Homecoming had a diverse cast because New York City - Queens in particular is very multi-cultural, Marvel's X-Men should be as well.
It's a similar idea behind it. The HC cast is reflective of what NYC looks like in 2017Racebending The Beast or The Angel is way different than Flash Thompson imo.
Uh, what? This is an odd excuse. Black Panther; an all-black cast was made by a white film company in a majority white country. So was Homecoming. And mutants are persecuted minorities just like real minorities today. Them not being the majority is kinda the entire point and it only strengthens my argument.And honestly this is a White Film Company in a predominantly White Country it is what it is.
But that still doesn't change the fact that the majority of the new X-Men coming in will be overwhelmingly Caucasian. The fact that you'd have to send white characters away to different films just to keep the team somewhat racially balanced is ridiculous and a problem in itselfIf the X-MEN rosters vary from 6-8 members per film there's plenty of Minority X-MEN to fill in spots 4-8 of any team.
I agree, Bishop and Warpath are awesome. And it sucks that both of them got barely any to zero lines in DOFP. So many characters Singer wastedme personally I've always been the type of X-MEN fan who prefers the lesser known members anyways so my opinion isn't the best for this. I'm a Warpath/Monet/Bishop/Sunfire fan myself.
They are already going to be minorities in this universe. They dont need to be double or triple minorities in order for their stories to be toldUh, what? This is an odd excuse. Black Panther; an all-black cast was made by a white film company in a majority white country. So was Homecoming. And mutants are persecuted minorities just like real minorities today. Them not being the majority is kinda the entire point and it only strengthens my argument.
Idk I just see love interests like Liz & MJ as not the same tier as a MCU Beast or Angel.
And the racebent characters in HC didn't do anything really important. It seemed more like window dressing.
They are already going to be minorities in this universe. They dont need to be double or triple minorities in order for their stories to be told
But to stay true to what X-Men is, there should be more minorities in an ideally, majority poc cast imo. If you're going touch on themes, metaphors and issues that real minorities go through from day to day life, then more minorities should be playing these characters. Especially in 2018-2020.
This one is better:
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Although I prefer the 90's Jean:
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Yes, the possibilities are endless since Charles/Logan/Eric are only 1% of the x-universe. And I can't contain my excitement!
Finish this deal already!
Sinister would be a good starter villain imo. That way Cyclops could get character development at the beginning
And this a problem. Even the first 2 or 3 90s Claremont lineups had 1 or 2 people of color on a team that was mostly made up of white characters. And again, X-Men is a lore that is directly based on the struggle of being part of an oppressed group. If there's any time for representation in any Marvel film - it is this one. It's a change that that would make perfect sense. Homecoming gives me hope that Marvel will not be afraid to embrace diversity in a film that based in such subjects as tolerance, civil rights and discrimination.It's wishful thinking imo. They rarely have 2 PoC in X-MEN comic rosters at a time.
Maybe they will racebend the characters... I'll hate it because I'd rather have actual black X-MEN like Bishop & Darwin but it's w/e
Just hope Storm gets better cover placement than Fury lol
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His death made zero sense in FC, Darwin is an omega-level mutant, he can adapt to ANYTHING; he has regenerated from being vaporized in the comics before. And he, being the only person of color - was the only member to get killed off, and the only mutant besides Shaw to die in the whole film. But the movie was set in the 1960s so it made sense in a way that the team wouldn't be diverse. The same can't be said for a modern-day X-Men movie.