Overall reaction:
This. I'm not sure whether the people who are complaining most about JLaw's performance were already having JLaw fatigue. The people I've talked with who were fine with JLaw had no problems with her acting in this movie. Not the best performance ever, but it's consistent with what she has given to this franchise so far. I also bought that Mystique was going through this 'I don't have any ****s to give' phase, after being a mutant savior for close to 20 years, the majority of time of which she was on her own. Not at all an interesting performance, but nothing damaging to the movie.
I do wish her potential return was more ambiguous in the movie though. Rather have her leave on good terms with Charles, and Magneto be the one to stay.
I dont think it strays that far from the rest of the franchise. It is most like The Last Stand, which ironically is considered the worst film in the series
thats not the argument.And Stark is ridden with guilt, which is why he decided to support the Accord in CW. I doubt Magneto even feel guilty for anything he has done.
I've NEVER heard or read this anywhere. I'm almost 100% sure that's not accurate. I do know of another female mutant named Oya, who manipulates temperature (hot & cool) and her power works by heating up one area and causing another to freeze. But I've never read that about Storm.
Oya https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oya_(comics)
thats not the argument.
Magneto was guilty and got off Scott Free
Stark was guilty and got off Scott free
And Stark did the worst thing with his guilt. He influenced and demanded that his friends sign a stupid pact in which he was orginally responsible for all virtually all the collateral damage that the pact stemmed from.
That's like goin to pick up ur friends b4 a night out in the town but being drunk before you leave. You go pick ur friends up, they have no idea ur driving under the influence and you get into an accident, injure one of your friends and kill a pedestrian. Then you demand all your friends to sign a pact to never drive again at night.
It doesnt matter if you're guilty if you're not willing to turn yourself in.
I thought the movie was a big step down from the last 2 of first class and DOFP but better then xmen 3 for sure and maybe around the worverin level. I thought the movie was kind of boring but had some good parts and I felt sorry for magento after this movie. Question the after credit thing what was that? I have no idea what that was or what that means. I was just like ok what was the point in that?
You missed my point.I don't see it this way. Yes, Tony Stark created Ultron, but his purpose was to use it to help humanity and also to avoid the vision that Wanda gave him, which he saw the entire Avengers teams killed and Earth being invaded by alien forces. He didn't create Ultron to cause destruction and mayhem, which happened anyway. He and the other Avengers also stopped Ultron just in time and while it did caused some casualties, Ultron's plan was ultimately intervened. So Stark made a mistake and he spent the rest of the movie tried to undo it, while Magneto killed thousands and only had a change of heart at the last minute and defied Apocalypse, not to mention his crimes from FC and DOFP. I don't think it's fair to compare both Tony and Erik's deeds as if they're one and the same.
You missed my point.
Tony was reckless. And LIVES were lost because of it.
If you lose a family member to a drunk driver, "i didn't mean to im sorry" doesnt soften the blow.
It was totally wrong. He should pay the price, the same way Mags should.
Not the same penalty, but they both got off scotch free, Justice was spat on.
that is not the pointTony Stark has been an Avengers and saving countless lives. He even saved NYC from being nuked. I don't see how you can say he's the same as Magneto, who has been a villain since FC and killed many lives without remorse. What Stark did with Ultron was a mistake; can't say the same about Magneto.
that is not the point
here
let me walk you through the analogy
is drunk driving reckless? (tony was reckless)
yes.
did the drunk diver mean to kill the person?(tony's action led to deaths of mean, his recklessness)
no.
should the drunk driving meet justice?
yes.
and so should Tony
this is not comparing Tony to Erik
This is comparing how they both got off free
You missed my point.
Tony was reckless. And LIVES were lost because of it.
If you lose a family member to a drunk driver, "i didn't mean to im sorry" doesnt soften the blow.
It was totally wrong. He should pay the price, the same way Mags should.
Not the same penalty, but they both got off scotch free, Justice was spat on.
I seem to recall it in the issue where Storm and that Alpha Flight guy were fighting and the story where Storm was encased in stone by Doctor Doom (but, in the latter case, it could just be that she was controlling the entire world's weather at once since her claustrophobia was freaking her out).
I seem to recall it in the issue where Storm and that Alpha Flight guy were fighting and the story where Storm was encased in stone by Doctor Doom (but, in the latter case, it could just be that she was controlling the entire world's weather at once since her claustrophobia was freaking her out).
I seem to recall it in the issue where Storm and that Alpha Flight guy were fighting and the story where Storm was encased in stone by Doctor Doom (but, in the latter case, it could just be that she was controlling the entire world's weather at once since her claustrophobia was freaking her out).
Thank you. This is exactly why I disliked Age of Ultron so much--Stark knew he was playing with fire, and not only did he get away with all the destruction he caused, but he shows no remoarse for it.
Magnetic was even worse, intentionally murdering people with no reluctance. They showed the destruction porn at a distance on purpose, in hopes that we, the audience, won't realize there are people in the buildings he's demolishing, there are people in those cars being flung off the bridges. Moms with their kids...and because Magneto helped rescue his friends, it's okay? No, he is an a-hole. To hell with him.