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Apocalypse figure would be pretty neat I’d also would like a Deadpool colossus
Blessing in disguise if I ever saw one. JLaw's Mystique look is inferior Romijn's.They couldn't do JLaw Mystique version if they wanted. I remember the drama when they tried to make a figure based on her for DOFP she refused to allow them to use her likeness. Rebecca doesn't mind any additional residuals she can accumulate.
I hope you're kidding. Even the people who didn't have a problem with that movie, hated the look of Isaac's Apocalypse.Apocalypse figure would be pretty neat I’d also would like a Deadpool colossus
Beast/Colossus/Angel/Dark PhoeniX for tls.I'm hoping they do a 2-pack per film. The Wolverine & Mystique one looks like it's for X-men (thank goddess it's Rebecca Mystique, not JLaw), and the Professor X & Magneto is obviously for DOFP.
They need to do a 2-pack for X2, with Nightcrawler. And I'd personally pair him with Storm as their storylines went along nicely. X2 also happened to be Storm's best look.
I'd buy a 3-pack with Famke's Jean, James' Cyclops and Halle's Storm from either X-men or X2.
I don't know who I'd do for TLS. They can do Psylocke & Archangel for Apocalypse.
In a media availability after Toy Fair, the Hasbro people revealed they tried to sneak in a Cyclops for this year, so there's hope yet.Very happy that Marvel Legends is doing a line of movie figures. I only hope they release more characters in the future.
It’s a shame how much worse the look they came up with for J Law was. And I can’t imagine the look for the Isaac version of Apocalypse being popular. What a pathetic attempt at recreating an imposing, important X-Men villain.Blessing in disguise if I ever saw one. JLaw's Mystique look is inferior Romijn's.
I hope you're kidding. Even the people who didn't have a problem with that movie, hated the look of Isaac's Apocalypse.
If, separately, the make-up wasn't bad enough, and the sheer body suit wasn't bad enough, the clashing of the two medium on an actress that wanted the least amount of time on the make-up chair* because she signed on to the franchise before her asking price sky rocketed was what did the character in. It certainly didn't help that the director was probably difficult to work with and was giving in to the big name stars of the film at the same time.It’s a shame how much worse the look they came up with for J Law was.
Yeah, for all those reasons combined we get the worst of J Law, which is unfortunate given how good she can be in other films.If, separately, the make-up wasn't bad enough, and the sheer body suit wasn't bad enough, the clashing of the two medium on an actress that wanted the least amount of time on the make-up chair* because she signed on to the franchise before her asking price sky rocketed was what did the character in. It certainly didn't help that the director was probably difficult to work with and was giving in to the big name stars of the film at the same time.
*because she was having allergic reactions to the chemicals?
As a huge fan of the franchise (it’s honestly my favorite next to Burtons Batman), I have to agree.Glass half full? The franchise ending on a whimper made saying good bye to this group of films (I at one-time completely adored) far, far easier. But it really is a shame.
I won't say fanboying over this franchise in the early 2000s was a waste of time. It wasn't. But I'm ready for a more faithful adaptation of my favourite characters.
I agree with most of that except for "FC brought the excitement back."It might be the best X-men movie for some people (I personally don't know anyone of that opinion in real life) who never fell in love with the world Bryan created on screen but excitement isn't the word I would describe it, just looking at its low box office tally. They're definitely in the minority.
I would say what "brought the excitement back" was the pre-production phase of DOFP, hearing the OT cast would reunite with their FC counterparts.
Not enough ot cast in the marketing. I imagine if the First Class cast wasn't in the movie and we got Cyclops, Jean, Storm, Rogue got a bigger role and they included new draws for the franchise (that isn't Jennifer Lawrence), it could have performed bigger.I agree with most of that except for "FC brought the excitement back."It might be the best X-men movie (I personally don't know anyone of that opinion in real life) for some people who never fell in love with the world Bryan created on screen but excitement isn't the word I would describe First Class. Just looking at its low box office tally. They're definitely in the minority.
I would say what "brought the excitement back" was Days of Future Past, hearing the OT cast would reunite with their FC counterparts. Specifically the pre-production phase of DOFP up to and including the first weekend of that movie when it saw a 90+% Rottentomatoes score.
It really was a shame that even with all that excitement, even with that cast, even with those rave reviews, even with that stellar release date, a best reviewed X-men movie could only muster up $90 opening weekend.
Whats the shocking part?This is so shocking. Absolutely shocking
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