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Kelsey Grammer stole the show! My problem with it was it was too long.
Cyclops-Lives said:Kelsey Grammer stole the show! My problem with it was it was too long.
Nathan said:Wolverine, Xavier, Magneto and the rest that had a good amount of screen time in the previous Movies didn't need much more development, but characters like Angel, Jean, even Rogue etc, could have needed some.
Here's how these characters were handled.
Rogue
"I can't touch my boyfriend, I think he's going to cheat on me, off to get the cure." No struggle if she should do it or not, nothing.
Angel
"Hi, I'm Warren, my dad wanted to cure me and I ran off, can I stay?"
Storm
"Nooo, Xavier is dead. Let's kill Jean I never liked her. Eat my lightning."
Jean/Phoenix
"I'm desire, joy and rage. First I kill Xavier and then I'll stand around doing nothing, maybe I'll go on a killing spree when the Movie is almost over."
That's the idea behind the ticking time bomb...it adds suspense...makes you engaged in the movie. X3 was a random series of events.DACrowe said:No machine or time bomb?
The cure is just used in this movie as as a combination of the machine in X1 (except it is a chemical and works in reverse) and being created by a weird mutant like in the second movie. And no ticking time? Actually there is. Thjey have to beat the "bad mutants" from reaching the kid.
And I'll add it hasn't the suspense of the first two either.
Nathan said:Wolverine, Xavier, Magneto and the rest that had a good amount of screen time in the previous Movies didn't need much more development, but characters like Angel, Jean, even Rogue etc, could have needed some.
Here's how these characters were handled.
Rogue
"I can't touch my boyfriend, I think he's going to cheat on me, off to get the cure." No struggle if she should do it or not, nothing.
Angel
"Hi, I'm Warren, my dad wanted to cure me and I ran off, can I stay?"
Storm
"Nooo, Xavier is dead. Let's kill Jean I never liked her. Eat my lightning."
Jean/Phoenix
"I'm desire, joy and rage. First I kill Xavier and then I'll stand around doing nothing, maybe I'll go on a killing spree when the Movie is almost over."
ShadowBoxing said:Wolverine
Jean's back, better start loving her again even though we covered she doesn't like. So I am going to go stalk her everywhere she goes and then right before I kill her blurt out I love you. That'll get her to like me.
Xavier
I just realized I am a major *******. Let me tell you all the secrets I have kept from all of you in one conversation which you had no indication of before.
Magneto
I like killing things, I mean really killing things. Mutants, cars, humans, I don't need any reason to do it either. Also I take my most powerful weapon and do nothing with it until after my entire army has been decimated when she could have done the job twice as easily.
Cyclops
Hey I got killed in the one story that is suppose to be about me. Some people say Wolverine is the only one that could have stopped Jean. But really I could have gone in with Leech (making him a useful character) and depowered Jean and gotten close enough to her to calm her down. Then she could have sacrificed herself.
Multiple Man
You may remember me, I was kinda cool and had an interesting personity. Me and Juggernaut joined Magneto with out any idea of what his cause was. Then the wrote me out two minutes later.
Lack of imagination for what. That film had less imagination than the man in the persistent vegatative state on the television in the X3. The characters DID NOTHING, they acted with abandon with no reason behind their actions, you know like good movies have.X-Maniac said:Oh dear. Sorry to say all that reflects on the shallow puddle of your imagination, rather than on the movie.
Just back from my second screening with a mate who loved it! Packed auditorium, big queue for tickets! Great entertainment, it follows on from the previous two perfectly. Jean is so much more believable than 'cosmic devourer of stars', Storm steps it up, Angel gets a great introduction that sets him up for more, Wolverine is at last taking more responsiblity and not getting flashbacks to his past... It all works within the structure of a movie! Loved it!
ShadowBoxing said:Lack of imagination for what. That film had less imagination than the man in the persistent vegatative state on the television in the X3. The characters DID NOTHING, they acted with abandon with no reason behind their actions, you know like good movies have.
Banshee said:I thought it was terrible. It felt like they were rushing from one scene to the next, skippign the character development that made the fist two so good, and some terrible diologue. There were parts I liked, like a lot of the action, but action can't carry a movie.
Also it doesn't help that they killed Cyclops in a story based around dark phoenix. I can accept a lot of changes from comic to film, its a given and most of the time necissary, but not that.