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that cover totally proves that in Hollywood (Fox more than anybody), the bigger name stars get the bigger roles
Aiden said:ha!
*imagines FOX's DVD designing room*
Tom Rothman - "Yeah, can we get those pictures of Halle and Hugh any bigger?"
FOX employee - "But sir. What about Famke and Sir Ian?"
TR - "Who?"
FE - "Y'know. The stars of the movie"
TR - "Oh. Metal-man and that bird chick? Try to fit them in at the back. Make sure they are nowhere near Halle and Hugh though."
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Bishop2 said:That seems clear to me as well. However, everything we've read indicates that they DID render the scene of him disintegrating and then... didn't use the effect in the movie. Now, maybe there are many reasons for that - maybe they just thought it looked lame - but maybe they did indeed want to leave a door open for bringing him back, just in case that would one day prove advantageous to them.

Verlin said:Ugh, makes me sick:
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UraniaChang said:er...what a nightmare, reminds me of everything I saw in that damned movie.![]()
Wolverine's hair looks even more fake than the wrecked bridge in the background, and what did Storm do in this movie to get her stand in the front of the cover? whirling like a tornado?

ntcrawler said:the Hugh and Halle Special Edition![]()
ntcrawler said:You're of course one of those people who took advantage of the door they closed and didn't lock.
I've been reading your post X3 fanfic "The Fires of Resurrection". and I must say I'm quite impressed with the story you put together, love how it's coming along, and can't way to see more! Keep up the gaad work!
I'm glad someone on here still remembers that, since it's not done yet. ntcrawler said:This must be the Hughe and Halle Special Edition![]()

) turns out to be an audience favorite.Majik1387 said:It will be.
ntcrawler said:She was definitely a few tacos short of a family pack at that point.
ntcrawler said:My point was that, Penn and Kinberg can scream all they want, they can throw a tantrum in public and bang trash can lids together screaming "CYCLOPS IS DEAD! CYCLOPS IS DEAD"
Essentially that's what he did with X3. He went and got himself a sizeable role on X3's biggest rival. His schedule didn't allow for a decent role in X3. He played a major part in the studio politics that "robbed him of his rightful part". The X-Men movies have done a lot to raise Marsden's profile - Cyclops is still his best known role. He has a career but its not going so well he can afford to upset a major studio.WideAwake said:I don't think there'll be an X4, but if there is one, I really hope James tells them to stick it up a place where the sun don't shine.
Studio politics robbed him of his rightful part in these movies, so I hope James won't stoop as low by coming back, only to get wasted again once another wildcard character, such as Gambit (pun intended) turns out to be an audience favorite.
It seems James' career going well, for which I'm glad, so I don't hope he'll need to do an X4, and will show them what they are missing.

Did you see it? It's only showing in 5 theatres. The reviews seem to be poor (RT 15%) although Marsden came off fairly well in them. Perhaps Heights would be a better one to see.Balian said:I suggest seeing 10th & Wolf for anyone interested in watching James Marsden in a leading role.