X-Men 3

Originally Posted by KCJ506

Check out the box office

Wow it even beat Spider-man 2!

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime...ge=open&p=.htm

That's got to be the worst news I've gotten this week.

I posted most of my thoughts concerning the movie in my journal. However, I deglected to include this vital one: (Warning: Does contain sarcasm. If you are allergic, consult a physician, who will then laugh at you.)

Woo hoo! Another Wolverine-based movie! Sure brilliance.

EDIT: Could someone please PM me with info about what happens in the bonus scene? (Marketing needs to tell me about these things...)

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Theoretically, since the walls did look they were made of giant squares (of unknown matieral), they could have been too sturdy for him to go through under normal laws of physics. (It's really hard for me to comment on this because it's one of the most bogus powers, mutant or otherwise, I've encountered.)

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Originally Posted by Zato-1

ok great, gonna check it, but recommend more.. also, do u know what's the last (/released) issue of Ultimate X-men?

Oh and i forgot, do u know any sites that count as good comic book resources? Anything related? Share share !!

Any sites that count as good comic book resources? Why not try CBR? That site is truly the only good place to go for comic book information. If you have questions about comics (such as good X-Men titles), register and post in the forums. I'm sure you'll get a few suggestions.

Hmm... that may have come off as a bit too advertisy. Ah well.

Originally Posted by LeHah

Shit, this movie was pretty much on the level of Supergirl.

No, I'd say it was on par with the Spider-Man Unlimited television series.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

And I don't like the notion of being lumped in a group of critics who will praise the new Superman movie. I can't know for certain, but I don't believe I will enjoy that movie, that is if I go see it.

Back to the topic at hand. From what I've seen, a large amount of complaints are either about plot holes, the section I fall into, or about the misrepresentation or lack of certain characters in the movie. I'm sure there are exceptions, but then that's the case to almost every kind of grouping.

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Spoiler:

The bridge scene and the climactic action sequence were quite bad. Why move the whole bridge? Why not move just part of it, enough so that all the minions are standing when it's put down? Why the shift in time? If you know your back flank is going to be exposed, as it was, why connect the bridge to land allowing any number of troops to come in? Why does Phoenix wait so long to do anything? She appears to hate all things. If she's just letting the two groups limit the amount of work she has to do, doesn't that make her lazy? Why do all of those mutants jump several feet into the air? Are the all wearing metal and thus being thrown by Magneto?

The thing with Rogue was pointless, considering it's not permanent. But more importantly, her choice made me lose respect for her, something I don't like doing in relation to protagonists. And the whole thing with the deaths? Cyclops's doesn't make sense. There are no telekinetic powers involved there. Xavier's lacks the right emotion. If the scene had been done correctly, I would have had some amount of sadness when I saw him die. Mystique being cured also has problems, though more important problems occurred just before it. Why does her hair change color? Did she does decide to shape-change to make it look red? Why?

The Jean/Logan thing wasn't competent. It was two scenes, with Jean only showing up long enough, practically, to say "Kill me." And both scenes focused on Logan's care for Jean, not the other way around. In fact, I'm not sure if I saw any return loving emotion from Jean at all, possibly due to her large absence.

I would like to point out that I am basing the movie on what it is. If I take the movie separately from the other two, that makes the who Jean resurrection thing a bit more believable, but a large amount of the problems are, well, still problems.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Well, I don't really take that as a good answer. Blue is not a natural skin color, an outward sign of being a mutant. Red, though, is a natural hair color.

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Or, the deleted scenes could be as spectacularly crappy as the rest of the movie. There's really no way to say.

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