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Eh, I enjoyed the movie. It was fun to watch. I wasn't expecting a fantastic plot or anything like that--I rarely do these days. I enjoyed my hour and forty-five minutes.
The whole theater laughed at "Do you know who I am? I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!" but I think I was one of maybe ten people who actually knew where that came from.
ive seen it. its good. great cast of characters. i doubt theyll be a sequel for obvious reasons which is a shame but it was good. it has juggernaught, multiple man, magneto. pheonix, kitty pryde, pyro, iceman and the list goes on. shame there arent that many X men. near the end scene the team of X-men are just collosus, beast, iceman, kitty pryde, wolverine and storm. they could have had nightcrawler or someone but oh well. great film. its well worth seeing. some X-men fans dont like it because its not 100% true the the orgiginal storyline of X-men and has some changes. heres a hint for people who may have been in some way offended by the changes.
its a film based on the comics. its not supposed to be exactly the same.
There will be a sequal see the hints at the end of the movie and Nightcrawler left off this place if you played XIII the game which is a prequal to the movie.
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Originally Posted by Nick Schovitz
Jubilee made a cameo on the second film, but I think they cut that part out and stuck it in the extras on the DVD. And it was 'Kid Omega' in the film, not spike.
It was Spike who threw spikes at wolverine
i didnt like what they did with juggernaught.
i mean he's not a mutant in the comics is he?
and what was up with him not being charles step-brother.
Giving him a "magic cape" would've been totally out-of-place in the movie, which try to be more grounded in our reality. Making him a mutant is much more consistent, since it allows his power to be explained in a way that doesn't contradict what's already been established in the film series. Like when they chose to make Deathstrike a normal-looking (though pretty) woman in X-2, rather than the 7-foot cyborg form she had in the comics.
As for the family relationship thing... probably just written out as an unnecessary and avoidable complication. After all, the previous movie didn't touch on the fact that Mystique is Nightcrawler's mother; aside from one conversation, the two don't even interact.
wut wuz the whole purpose of the boy? he didnt do any really, i thought they were gonna use him to stop the phoenix, there was no need in killing her
Was it entertaining? Kind of. Kelsey Grammar as Beast was a great addition to the film.
Was it good? No way. The biggest fault of X3 was trying to introduce roughly a billion new characters, as well as having too many subplots going on at once. In the end, there are just a billion underdeveloped things lying around. Oh, and Halle Berry still can't act. And I think it goes without saying that Brett Ratner doesn't know what he's doing. After all, he wants to do Lindsay Lohan. Or that he did at one point, I don't really follow celebrity gossip that much. The point is, considering how many diseases she has, the fact that he did or wants to clearly demonstrates that he has no brain. Clearly.
And the "I'm the Juggernaught, b**ch" line really did catch me off guard. When he said "Don't you know who I am?" I figured it was a coincidence. But wow, I still can't believe they would put that in.
I think the biggest reason why X3 pisses me off is because of what they did to Psylocke. Those of you who have seen it might be thinking "Wait...Psylocke was in it?", which is exactly why it sucks. Psylocke is way too hot and way too cool to be in the movie for only 10 seconds (For the record, she was that one girl with the purple hair streaks who hung out with the guy who had spikes and the girl who was really ugly. None of them did anything important, so don't worry about it if you can't remember.)
Semi-spoilers: I'm also pissed off that they pulled an X2 and only had Cyclops in the movie for ten seconds. And what they did to Prof. X was pretty lame too. The writers of X3 should be given a good beating. Iceman in full ice was cool too, except for the fact that he looked like he was made of plastic. I guess the special effects budget was mostly used up by that point. And although Wolverine/Colossus pulled the Fastball Special twice in the movie, it looked really lame both times. Unacceptable.
omg that film was just amazing, if you someone didn't like it then they're not watching the film out of enjoyment then they're just watching it out of judgement and trying to find stuff wrong with it!
Seemed to me just like the other movies,fairly good.
I was going to just wait untill it eventually came out on TV or maybe dvd but a friend dragged me to see it. It was good but there was no NightCrawler :( he had the best sound effect too.
I actually went into it very optimistically, prepared to enjoy a conclusion to an exciting trilogy. I actually enjoyed most of the beginning and middle. Then, when the end started to creep around, I took a minute to reflect on what I was watching, and realized to myself 'wow, this movie sucks.'Quote:
Originally Posted by No.78
More bad stuff (spoiler): Magneto totally disregards Mystique when she gets attacked by the cure, saying she's 'no longer one of us'. Mystique, who has been his savior and right hand woman the whole time. If mutation isn't a disease to be cured how could he accept the fact that an injection made her no longer a mutant? When he gets hit by the same cure he doesn't seem to have this view anymore, telling Phoenix to carry on with his goal.
If you stay and watch through all the credits, there's 27 EXTRA SECONDS OF EXTREMELY SHOCKING FOOTAGE! It made my X-Men geek friends gasp. I don't think this is the last movie -- is it? The extra footage is so tantalising, it suggests otherwise.
I thought it was pretty good -- I especially loved Magneto, because Sir Ian McKellen is class. ;)
Whilst his powers were Spike's, he's credited as Kid Omega. Don't take it too hard, look at Alixsar's post, I didn't even know Psylocke was there until I checked Wikipedia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Schovitz
Worse still, Wikipedia suggests the guy Logan took out with a knee to the nuts was Deadpool. Deadpool is possibly the coolest comic book character ever. Flailing wildly and then getting a knee in the nuts and a bad one liner doesn't even begin to do him justice.
It is. It's been confirmed. They just threw that in to save face or whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Resha