Introduce the X-Men to the MCU

[ChildOfTheAtom]

Tbf, directors generally have more power over a project than a writer.

and here’s my prediction


this writer will not get the final writing credit on X-MEN (2027)… only a story by credit and there will be another draft either by the director or whoever the next writer is.. things like that happen all the time in mcu

[Uncanny X-Man]

Ill watch it this saturday night, thats my plan of the day lol. Hope to enjoy the experience

I ended up watching the Hunger Games prequel last night and really enjoyed it. I never read the books nor have I seen the OG movies (although I'm kind of enticed to now), so I basically had zero expectations, nostalgia or pre-knowledge, and was pleasantly surprised to see a very well-paced movie, with lots happening without it feeling rushed, and very solid character work. The main character's nuanced portrayal and slow turn to the dark side was a particular highlight. Having a phenomenal cast also didn't hurt obviously.

A movie script's quality tends to be a bit hard to judge as it gets muddied by the inevitable subsequent rewrites, the actors' performances and a director's own take, but I feel a bit more confident in Lesslie's writing ability than I was before when he was a total unknown to me.

[Confuzzled]

The Green Lantern tv show got the Watchmen show writing staff. Now THEY would've written the heck out of an X-Film.

I will check out the Hunger Games prequel though.

[Kurt LeBeau]

btw anymore info on the little drummer girl? i feel like that and Macbeth was what got him on the fast track to all these genre gigs he has lined up now

Just watch The little drummer.....
I have only 1 or 2 episodes left, but from the episodes I watched, it's really good and well made. And Florence Pugh and Alexander Skarsgård star in it, so thats a plus.