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I find Ratner enthusiasts taking potshots at Singer highly amusing
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GoldenAgeHero said:the deathstrike and wolverine action scenes weremediocre, and they completely dumbed down nightcrawler.
DACrowe said:I disagree. I find it to be very faithful to the spirit of the comics and have depth (which I doubt the third will have) and is an overall good entertaining movie with good characters.
Also, Singer is not a bland director. He is subtle but anyone who calls him bland needs to re-examine his work. The Usual Suspects is not bland, bland is Rush Hour and Money Talks.
And I'll just say taste is different but I put it in the top 5 superhero films made yet though.
Abaddon said:I've always thought X2 was better than the first film.
chi-boy said:Why?
Like I said, no one ever supports their opinion.
Abaddon said:um,I didn't feel the need to support to it until someone asked.Like you just now.
I found the story more interesting,the action was better,Magneto,Mystique,and Pyro were all good.I enjoyed it much more than X1.
GoldenAgeHero said:you also like the mercy reef trailer. you have bad taste.
JoLiE_MeNdEz said:x-men was better than x2.
i was also kinda bummed that they didn't use lady death strike and wolverine's relationship. ahh well we'll always have the animated series.
Stormyprecious said:Yes, both films suck.
Singer is one of the most bland, point and shoot directors out there. He has no sense behind the camera, and he hacked great source material to pieces. The movies are just bad episodes of the Wolverine show guest starring the X-Men, and even with all the time they spend(waste)on him, Singer managed to royally **** him up too. He's nothing more than a generic bad-ass with some corny one-liners that can't back up his bs since he gets his ass handed to him on a silver platter every time he fights a mutant.
Storm, Cyclops, and Jean might as well be clones of a character named Generic. Rogue and Iceman are absolutely pathetic. Neither has contributed a damned thing to helping the team in either film, and both are wildly miscast; Ashmore is among the most wooden actors in Hollywood today. Deathstrike could've and should've been a great character, and this should've been Kelly Hu's chance to shine, yet Singer totally wastes her with 15 minutes of screen time, one irrelevant line, and then killing her off(and she still manages to be easily one of the best things in either film, even with such poor material to work with).
How someone can have such great characters to adapt and still come up with such paper thin, less than run of the mill films is a mystery, but that incompetent hack Singer and his crew certainly found a way.
The fact that he's gone to go butcher another comic book franchise is why I still have some faith in X3.
DACrowe said:X2 has a flaw in Cyke got the shaft (but Singer was gooing to make him a major player in X3 unlike ****ing Ratner).
Stormyprecious said:In order for him to make movies deeper, he'd have to make me give a flying **** about the characters. He couldn't even do it when he was making movies based on source material where I already did.
He does make my hatred for his lackluster work run deeper than most Hollywood directors today though.
Nightcrawler was decent, that alone puts him above most "characters"(a term I use loosely, since in most cases, Singer doesn't even give them enough to qualify)in these disasters.
The problem with Singer(well, one of the many), is that he almost no clue how to put the words "character" and "development" in the same sentence. He tends to define mutants by their powers rather than by distinct characteristics that give them actual personalities that make them worth caring about.