mattc said:
Can I just ask when they were supposed to have lied? I am really tired of reading everwhere that they lied to us with no evidence that they did. I know for a fact they both spent a lot of time trying to work out how to word answers so that they could give a response without ruining the movie an/or lieing.
You're pretty clever and I'm sure you used the "Locked Forums" time to clean up some of the PR Bullcrap (ie. LIES) those writers spewed to innocent fans over there. Luckily, there are still fingerprints left.
sdkinberg said:
Brett was fantastic. He has a really infectious energy. He was a fan of the comics and cartoons as a kid, and he translated his love of the X-Men to the film. He's also one of the most open, collaborative directors I've ever met, so the set was a really creative place.
Brett was never a fan of the X-Men Comics. Neither was Kinberg or Penn, this was just one big snowjob to try to appease fans and this quote was a direct lie but again this is on a smaller scale compare to the larger ones that were distributed on your forum.
sdkinberg said:
I have lots of favorite scenes. One of my favorite scenes is the one where Jean wakes up in the infirmary with Logan. Zak Penn and I really worked as a team on this film, so the scenes are ours together. All of my favorite scenes are ones with Jean/Phoenix. I think they're as emotional and charged and dangerous as anything we've seen in the previous X-Men movies.
What's great about this is that Kinberg owns up to the fact that this crapfest is something he concepted and then developed all on his own. Here he conveys his responsibility for the atrocities in this film. Thus, they ARE JUST AS RESPONSIBLE AS RATNER and FOX
sdkinberg said:
There are so many stories from the comics that I would love to see on the big-screen. Im a religious Days of Future Past fan, and I love all the Weapon X storylines though I guess thats more appropriate for the Wolverine spinoff. Our biggest inspirations for X3 were clearly the Dark Phoenix Saga (my favorite storyline in the history of comics) and Joss Whedons Gifted run.
Honestly, how could he say that he's a fan of the Phoenix Saga when the story has almost no relevance in the film. Their treatment of this classic Marvel Story is criminal. Jean's transformation from Phoenix in X2 into X3's Dark Willow is disasterous. Also insulting to our intelligence. I find it hard to believe that if they were true fans of this story (or actual comicbook fans) they would have given it the treatment they did. Fans don't chop up stories such as these. They embellish or exhibit a passion on it, this film didn't exude any passion whatsoever.
sdkinberg said:
Yes, Rogue kicks some ass. Also, her journey in this film is more complicated and emotional than anything she experienced in the first two movies.
Now this is one of the Bigger LIES they spread on that forum. This is a blatant lie from them because as Hugh's Mrs. posted above this never happened. Lucky for Penn and Kinberg most of your visitors are teenagers so doing the snowjob they performed didn't require too much muscle.
sdkinberg said:
Im a huge Famke fan too. Yes, Jean is seriously badass. Seriously. I cant say much more, but Phoenix will not disappoint. The effects are going to be mind-blowing, unlike anything youve ever seen. More importantly, Famke is stunning in the role. She was born to play this character. Nothing youve ever seen of her work can prepare you for her performance in this film.
MIND BLOWING? The X2 Phoenix effect was more mind blowing than what we are treated with in X3. I don't know why they continued to decieve the fans this way by saying she was going to have a stunning role. She barely had 7 lines. That IS NOT STUNNING.
skinberg said:
Simon, When you were deciding on which new characters to bring in and on which older characters to expand. What influenced your decisions?
My initial decisions were based on my own favorites. I grew up on these comics and cartoons, so I tried to include the characters I loved as a kid, and continue to love as a (semi) grown-up. There were certain characters that Zak and I felt really strongly about, and we fought for those characters. Then we picked the ones that helped service the story. Ultimately, secondary characters are there to propel the narrative, and bolster the primary characters. They serve a role, so we wanted to make sure they were both functional and fun. We also really wanted to expand some of the characters from the previous films, which is why youll see more of Kitty and Colossus in this movie. I'm sure that'll make some people happy...
This is a complete lie. The Licensing Division purchases the character rights. Kinberg has very little way of what gets placed into this film. Mainly because most of the main characters (ie. Juggernaut, Beast, Angel, etc..) were purchased during Bryan's reign but the additions of Omega Kid, Callisto came later and possibly at a cheaper rate since they were B level characters.
skinberg said:
I love Cyclops. Sorry Ghostman for not answering this earlier, but I guess I missed your first post. I was a huge Cyclops fan from the comics growing up. He has some very dramatic scenes in this film, and definitely a few surprises. The Cyclops/Scott in X3 is not the clean-cut boy from the first two films. Jeans death in X2 really impacted him.
What suprises? This is another ploy. A deceptive game they played on the Cyclops fans.
And sadly there are even MORE BS Lies like this on that Q&A.
This is only the beginning there are many more traces of their deception throughout the Q&A sessions. Which was/is only a publicity stunt to squelch the leaked images on your forum. They should also continue to take as much heat as the fans can dish out and more for the huge manipulation they inflicted on this community.
If it wasn't for those images those writers would never have even bothered with the Q&A in the first place.