X-Men: Days of Future Past (First Class sequel)

[604STIG]

Originally Posted by jlo mein

Also very disappointed about a lot of the First Class characters

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Like why so many were specifically mentioned killed off: Emma Frost, Azazel, Angel, Banshee. They spent so much time fleshing these characters out in the first movie (including Havok) and they're all ignored in this one.

That's moot point now anyways because

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Wolverine went back and changed the past, which means they can be alive for the next movie.

[m3thods]

Good point. I didn't apply that logic to the rest.

[DanHibiki]

Originally Posted by 604STIG

That's moot point now anyways because

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Wolverine went back and changed the past, which means they can be alive for the next movie.

No they changed the past from when he arrived. Those mutants are all dead. Bryan singer prob took over and didn't like anyyyyy of them.

[SkinnyPupp]

I thought it was really good overall. All the characters powers were cool, except Storm but that's not unusual.

One thing I really thought was stupid though

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was how everyone was so willing to freak out over seeing a naked blue girl and a monkey man fighting in Paris. Was it so bad that they needed to build these giant monster robots to hunt them down? And people are all there cheering for these robots that look like technology that is half a century too new? I thought that part was stupid. Otherwise it was fun.

Also, Peter Dinklage's American accent was horrible

[m3thods]

Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp

Also, Peter Dinklage's American accent was horrible

Which is odd because IIRC he's American who grew up in the US. I remember seeing videos of him and his "normal" accent, which isn't British. I remember thinking during the movie that "man it's like his English accent is trying get get through his American one".

[SkinnyPupp]

Originally Posted by m3thods

Which is odd because IIRC he's American who grew up in the US. I remember seeing videos of him and his "normal" accent, which isn't British. I remember thinking during the movie that "man it's like his English accent is trying get get through his American one".

That's super bizarre then. I guess he was doing Tyrion for some weird reason... Unless the character is British and he actually had a bad British accent?

Either way, it was weird.

[Sentinel]

Overall awesome movie, but I agree with SkinnyPupp about the sentinels' look in 1973 timeline.

[m3thods]

Originally Posted by Sentinel

Overall awesome movie, but I agree with SkinnyPupp about the sentinels' look in 1973 timeline.

hehe your name is Sentinel and you're talking about sentinels

Perhaps they went a little overboard with the look to make it seem like they're way ahead of their time (which they were). Given the fictional materials of a "special polymer" and "no metal parts" since they knew of a metal manipulator already in Magneto, I think they were still onside with what they did regarding the sentinel look.

Personally the thing that bugged me (aside from Peter Dinklage's psedo-Tyrion) was the ability for Hank's serum to reverse paralysis. I didn't think psychic powers and the physical ability to walk were so intertwined...

[hamsup]

hahah.. i wonder when they are going to introduce master mold.. lol !!

[uazdrprz6771]

the movie is as good.

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good movie. wished it was longer

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The timeline is all screwed up. It's more screwed up than F&F franchise lol.

changing the past does allow them to reboot the entire franchise and bring back jean grey and cyclops.

I heard the next movie will be in the 1980s so not sure if they are going to recast cyclops and jean grey into their younger selves.