marvelrobbins
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Well, there's a few things to be learned from GoTG: Excellent special effects. A focus on the actual Guardians themselves. And a pop culture appeal.
One of the main frustrations with the X-Men films is that the focus isn't on the X-Men. At present, it's on Xavier, Magneto and Mystique. Previously it was mostly on Xavier, Magneto and Wolverine.
Can you imagine if they made a GoTG movie and the Guardians were mostly wallpaper while the focus was on someone else? Or if they made a Harry Potter movie and the focus was NOT on Harry Potter and his friends? Sadly, this is what Fox is doing with X-Men. They are sometimes looking at things in a very odd way that leads people to think they don't really have a good grasp of the material (even if that is not true).
Of course, GoTG isn't perfect by any means. I am a much bigger fan of X-Men - and the X-Men movies have far more depth and substance - but they are missing the mark in several key ways. The series hasn't done badly, but it could do better.
In my view, X-Men: Dark Phoenix now needs a new costume designer and some first-class VFX, whether it goes into space or not. At this point, it's really not clear if they will go cosmic with this movie.
xavier is founder and leader of x-men.however no excuse with mystique and magneto.once we get likely confirmation both fassbender and lawrence are back for dark phoenix it's one step closer to being another last stand especilly with kinberg left alone to his own deivces.
going into outer space alone will psell doom for dark phoenix film.not because they are going into space but it's clear phoenix will become sub-plot.you can't do personal story of phoenix and go into outer space.
and while wolverine will be recast eventully it won't be in dark phoenix.