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Sian Mar 2, 2006 06:03 PM

X-Men 3
 
Looking forward to it? Think that they're dragging it on a bit? Discuss here my friends.

Personally, after reading a few articles in a couple of film magazines, I think it should be a pretty good film. I thought that they did well in the 2nd, it turned out to be better than the first even (in my opinion). Think this one could be even better than 1 and 2?

CloudNine Mar 2, 2006 06:08 PM

Yes, I am quite looking forward to it. I loved watching the second one and the teaser got me even more excited for it.

The new trailer premiers next Monday during the 2 hour 24 special. I can't wait to actually see some good movie footage.

OmagnusPrime Mar 2, 2006 06:10 PM

I'm concerned that it's going to be pants and kill off any chance of further films. I thought the first two films did a good job of establishing a universe, but I think it's a shame Bryan Singer moved on (though yay for Superman).

It has potential, that's for sure, but I think Brett Ratner might not have been the right man for the job of developing that potential. I also think they've might have tried to cram in too many characters as there seems to been annoucements every other week that a new character has been cast for X3. Oh well, we'll find out soon enough I guess.

xman25 Mar 2, 2006 06:19 PM

The one thing that I'm worried about (based on pictures and the teaser trailer) is that there are too many mutants in this movie. This might be the last X-MEN movie and because of this FOX tried to put in as many characters from the comics as possible. 'Cluster Fuck' is the term that comes to mind.

xman25

soulsteelgray Mar 2, 2006 06:30 PM

I can't wait for the movie. The event that Magneto loved to foreshadow in the first two movies ("hay lets delcare war kthxbye") appears to actually be set into motion with X-Men: The Last Stand. That gets a plus in my book; it's a nice way to kinda wrap things up.

T1249NTSCJ Mar 2, 2006 06:59 PM

This image pretty much speaks for itself. Anything Ratner is attached to, I have no interest in.:mad:

Juggernaut

Eleo Mar 2, 2006 07:23 PM

There are multiple things wrong with that photo, but I cannot pinpoint any of them.

J-Man Mar 2, 2006 07:51 PM

I wonder what X-Men they will introduce. Which ones haven't they covered yet?

Agent Olive Mar 2, 2006 07:53 PM

I loved the first two movies, so I will definitely be seeing this one.

Megalith Mar 2, 2006 08:27 PM

The X-Men are the stupidest characters ever, so the film will only be decent at best. Although the first two films were enjoyable, they were awful adaptations of the comic. Ugly black jumpsuits, Rogue as a 9-year old, Senators turning into stupid blobs, etc. And now, Bryan Singer has left to ruin Superman.

Newbie1234 Mar 2, 2006 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by T1249NTSCJ
This image pretty much speaks for itself. Anything Ratner is attached to, I have no interest in.:mad:

Juggernaut


.....

I liked him in Snatch, and Lock Stock, but that is disturbing.

I hope the movie is good though, I still want an X-Men 4 with GAMBIT. He was great in the old X-men animated series, and who doesn't love doing the "Royal Flush!" in the Capcom Fighting games?

SpaceOddity Mar 3, 2006 05:20 AM

I think it's official that this will be the "last" X-Men film, and that they're treating it like a trilogy. Here's a quote from the director:

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"Well, it seems to be the last of the series," Ratner said of the eyebrow-raising title for the third film, "X-Men: The Last Stand," due May 26. "We wanted to make sure the audiences knew that this was a trilogy. Even though they weren't made together like 'Lord of the Rings,' this is really closure for the X-Men series. ... This is the last stand for sure."
Who knows about spin-offs, though. They are planning a standalone Wolverine film with Hugh Jackman.

As for X3 itself... Eh, I really don't know what to expect. I agree that they seem to be jamming way too many "new" characters in one film. I fear the introductions of the mutants themselves will outweigh the plot - like, "Hey, fans! Lookie! It's Beast! There's Angel! There's Shadowcat! We don't even need a decent storyline!" We'll just have to see, I guess.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Megalith
The X-Men are the stupidest characters ever, so the film will only be decent at best. Although the first two films were enjoyable, they were awful adaptations of the comic. Ugly black jumpsuits, Rogue as a 9-year old, Senators turning into stupid blobs, etc. And now, Bryan Singer has left to ruin Superman.

All this coming from a guy who apparently reads the Mary Jane comic book.

Fucking LOL, Megalith. You're as queer as the day is long.

RushJet1 Mar 3, 2006 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Man
I wonder what X-Men they will introduce. Which ones haven't they covered yet?

archangel, i think gambit might be in it, and beast

Six Machine Mar 3, 2006 07:52 AM

Behold and weep.

http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/8...susmet28fy.jpg

I was really hoping this image was a joke. No amount of "well he's different from the comics" makes that picture ok.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by RushJet1
archangel, i think gambit might be in it, and beast

Gambit was removed from the script after one of the guys from Lost turned the role down.

Beast, Shadowcat and Juggernaut are new.

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Originally Posted by Six Machine
Behold and weep.

I love it when dumbasses from the internet who know little to nothing about how film production works posts a picture like this and says "OMG S0 RONG".

Five will get you ten he looks like that because it's an FX costume, so they can use a physical reference for "shine spots" as well as digitally paint over it in post-production instead of just making Colossus completely CG.

RushJet1 Mar 3, 2006 10:07 AM

bleh, i liked gambit a lot from the cartoons... that's too bad.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 10:48 AM

Much like Venom or Carnage - Ive never understood this huge overt attraction to Gambit. He's not a very interesting character as a whole.

Sian Mar 3, 2006 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by LeHah
Gambit was removed from the script after one of the guys from Lost turned the role down.

Do you know which actor from Lost was going to play him? I'm trying to picture one of them as Gambit but it's not working >_>

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 11:19 AM

Well, its a rumor on the internet, so it doesnt have much weight

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Originally Posted by IMDB
Josh Holloway was offered the role of Gambit, but turned it down because the character was too similar to his character on "Lost" (2004). Eventually, the character was dropped from the film.


Meth Mar 3, 2006 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by LeHah
Much like Venom or Carnage - Ive never understood this huge overt attraction to Gambit. He's not a very interesting character as a whole.

Right you are. Gambit sucks balls. Not a very interesting character, and he could get his ass handed to him by pretty much every other marvel universe character including dazzler and jubilee.

I hope they do some forced perspective to make juggernaut larger than life. I always pictured him to be about 12 feet tall.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by MetheGelfling
Not a very interesting character, and he could get his ass handed to him by pretty much every other marvel universe character including Dazzler and Jubilee.

Dude, I think he faught Charlie Brown and Charlie Brown beat his ass so hard, Gambit was burping farts for a week.

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Originally Posted by MetheGelfling
I hope they do some forced perspective to make juggernaut larger than life. I always pictured him to be about 12 feet tall.

Well, see, things in comic books don't translate well to film. (Anyone else remember the Generation X TV movie? Ooof, gut punch. Was worse than the Nick Fury TV movie with David Hasselhoff). But the reason Juggernaut is *SO* huge is that it's suppose to play off of his sibling's handicap. Notice how Juggernaut is strong and stupid and Charles Xavier is crippled and smart. Not very subtle, but it comes across as such in comic panels.

Six Machine Mar 3, 2006 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by LeHah
I love it when dumbasses from the internet who know little to nothing about how film production works posts a picture like this and says "OMG S0 RONG".

Five will get you ten he looks like that because it's an FX costume, so they can use a physical reference for "shine spots" as well as digitally paint over it in post-production instead of just making Colossus completely CG.

I don't know how film productions works, but that does look wrong. It looks terrible. I would wager that most people aren't familiar with how film production works. That does not make them a dumbass. Furthermore, I'm not 100% sure on where this image was released. If Marvel themselves released it, why not apply the after-effects to the image so we know how it will look in the film? If this was simply a leaked photo that is something else. His pose seems to say otherwise, though.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 3, 2006 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Six Machine
I don't know how film productions works

Then you should not have spoken.

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Originally Posted by Six Machine
If Marvel themselves released it, why not apply the after-effects to the image so we know how it will look in the film?

Uh, did you bother checking the X3 offical site? No? GUESS IT'S LEAKED THEN, DUMBASS.

Six Machine Mar 3, 2006 12:08 PM

Golly, Ms. Anderson. You're an angry lady.


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