I don't get how you let Kinberg direct anything.
From one of the critic reviews.
Good by and good riddance Lawrence.
I keep hearing people say its better than Apocalypse and I liked Apocalypse a lot so maybe theres hope my lizard brain will enjoy itD
I actually don't know why you quoted me.First Class was in a league of its own that year, Sucker Punch and Green Lanterns were mediocre but it also ahead of Thor 1 and Capitan America 1 but Kinberg was only a producer among 4. Like I said, he is the kid in school that does nothing and gets an A for working in a ''team project''.
Proudly been on the "she's phoning it in" train since DOFP. I got some grief for that at the time.
Honest question, what did you like about Apocalypse?
I doubt MCU would keep the Iceman in the refrigerator that long, Xpecially FoX didn't even use him after Dofp. As for the other 19, of course no one should eXpect that Marvel would adapt them all in a small amount of time like into 2 to 3 years and get it right, that obviously would take more than a decade.I suspect we won't see Iceman for quite a long time. The rest depends on the scripts really. Though I also think people should be wary about the character treatment in the MCU as well. Not in regards to their personality or at least basic character traits, but somehow people seem to be under the impression we'll have like 20 well developed main characters in one movie at any given time.
I liked Oscar Isaac in the role, his makeup and stuff didnt bother me, I thought he played it well. I liked the cast and thought they worked well together. Even though the pacing was definitely off I was riveted by the climax when they all bandied together against Apocalypse and the Horsemen and I damn near cheered when Jean exploded into the Phoenix Force. Also the Weapon X sequence made me so freaking happy to finally see that whole thing done RIGHT. There were a lot of fan service-y moments like that I felt very serviced by. I know its a flawed movie but those aforementioned points hit my sweet spot as an X fan.
And a lot more negative reviews posted in Rottentomatoes.com.A lot of positive reviews
Express - 4/5
Apherald - 4/5
El Moreno - 4/5
Newsabs - 9/10
That Shelf - 8/10
JVS - 8/10
Just My Opinion Reviews - 8/10
Big Gold Pelt Podcast - 8/10
Entertainment Weekly - 8/10
Talking With Jay Springett - 8/10
Zach Pope - 7/10
Variety - 7/10
Slashfilm - 7/10
New York Post - 7/10
Birtmoviesdeath - 7/10
Roxy Striar - 7/10
Reel Chase Lee - 7/10
Amaranthe Productions - 7/10
Carton Star Studios - 7/10
Empire -3/5
This is Jean's story. Good answer. Dragging Hugh and Logan into it would've taken attention away from her.“There was an element of this being Jean’s story. And I was committing so fully to it that I didn’t want to run the risk of pulling away from Jean by going to the well of a fan-favorite character in these movies. I wanted this to be a very different experience of seeing an X-Men movie.”
First of all "love story between Logan and Jean?" Are you sure you've read the comics, Kinby?“If you know the Dark Phoenix story, you’d want to really service the love story between Logan and Jean. And I think the notion of Hugh Jackman, as great as he looks for his age, and Sophie Turner — it didn’t sit well with me. Or anyone else!”
I'm glad we can ALL just finally sit back and agree that Kinberg is a hack and we don't have to explain ourselves. Most of us have been at that space since at least 2017 when he was announced as this movie's director.
A few since 2006 when TLS came out...
Welcome the rest of y'all.
It wishes it had a reception on that level...It's pretty much Thor/Superman Returns/The Dark Knight Rises territory,
Quick, someone hack Fox.
I still remember that time before TLS came out, when he and Zak Penn were answering questions on a random X-Men Message Board, constantly assuring fans that they'd be satisfied with how Cyclops and Rogue would be treated.
Dude is not worth trusting when it comes to X-Men. Never has been.
And the hits just keep coming.
Kinberg on why Wolverine wasn't included in Dark Phoenix:
This is Jean's story. Good answer. Dragging Hugh and Logan into it would've taken attention away from her.
But Kinberg had to add this:
First of all "love story between Logan and Jean?" Are you sure you've read the comics, Kinby?
Secondly, you don't include Lilandra, The Imperial Guard, The Shi'ar Empire. You don't include White Queen, Sebastian Shaw, The Inner Circle, The Hellfire Club. In your movie adaptation of The Dark Phoenix Saga. But if you include Wolverine, you would have to follow his character arc from that run? Your movies have never been slaves to the comic books! But in a hypothetical situation where you include this one character, that’s one of the few times you follow the books? An arc, love story between Jean and Logan, that you just willed out of thin air!
Does this guy think we're stupid?
Last rant...
I refuse to give Kinberg any credit for DOFP.
There's no way he was the brains behind that one.
That's all folks![]()