Jennifer Walters
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BMM said:The problem with these pictures, with the exception of Jean and maybe Angel, is that although they are artistic, they miss the mark . . . that is, they fail to convey the character of the X-Men (rather than simply the character of the actors).
For instance, this picture illustrates the attitude that is Wolverine
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This does not
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While the latter one may be more colorful, and Wolverine may be overly dramatically posed (on a barrel?!), something is off, although I can't quite pinpoint it . . . I'm just not buying into these . . . oh well, who's to say come May?
On a side note: I don't know how anyone can complain about X2's promo. pics. being airbrushed, as these have clearly been airbrushed and photoshopped to Hell and back.
XBoy said:On a side note to you:
Wolverine isn't a one-dimensional character. If that's what you think he is, then you haven't done your research. If all any one of these characters were about was being "fierce" or looking for a fight, we'd have no story and definately no movie.
Sorry to say, but that's a pretty poor point to make. Wolvering in that photo still looks bad-ass. He just looks reflective. Humans tend to do that at times.
you won't, you'll see an individual poster of him sitting on a barrel (contemplating life?) 6' tall the side of a bus shelter.and I saw an individual poster of him sitting on a barrel (contemplating life?) in a movie theater,
SilentType said:you won't, you'll see an individual poster of him sitting on a barrel (contemplating life?) 6' tall the side of a bus shelter.
XBoy said:Sorry to say, but that's a pretty poor point to make. Wolvering in that photo still looks bad-ass. He just looks reflective. Humans tend to do that at times.
LOL!!!SilentType said:no, that would be stupid.
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That is simply an overboard and overly simplistic comparison.BMM said:That may be so, but following that logic why not have a poster of Wolverine crying or rolling around on the ground laughing . . . and simply say it works because it's displaying one of the thousands of facets of the human personality that a multi-dimensional character such as Wolverine has?
Honestly, when I first saw that pic, I thought it was a pic of Wolverine about to go into battle, readying himself for the task ahead - sort of the quiet before the storm - which, IMO at least, is always quite an epic thing to behold.BMM said:What I am trying to get at is, if I was not an avid fan of the X-Men having done my research and knowing that Wolverine is a multi-dimensional character, and I saw an individual poster of him sitting on a barrel (contemplating life?) in a movie theater, I would not be enticed to think, "Wow, X-Men 3 looks like an epic groundbreaking conclusion to a so far awesome trilogy . . . I think I'll go see that."
And X-Boy said it was a bad one. And I'm forced to agree, honestly.BMM said:Besides, I was simply using a comparison between those two pictures as one example.


With regards to Magneto, I think we can safely say he's going to be a huge important character in the movie.Dark Beast said:First off: I think the Phoenix posters will work very well in advertising the movie. Second, I´m curious if these posters give us any clue if these charactres will be the more important charactres of the movie. Would it mean that the charactres of Cyclops, Xavier, Magneto, are limited?
Dark Beast said:First off: I think the Phoenix posters will work very well in advertising the movie. Second, I´m curious if these posters give us any clue if these charactres will be the more important charactres of the movie. Would it mean that the charactres of Cyclops, Xavier, Magneto, are limited?
PCG_Norman said:
3 looks like it's going to be an all out action packed movie .