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It's not surprising.

The X-Men movies aren't universally hated like the disgruntled fanboys try to paint the picture of them being. It is actually a very well received and liked franchise.

How funny that 2 movies about a specific story would share common plot points that are also present in the original source.

So does that mean I can wish for Marvel to lose the X-Men rights and never release an X-Men movie?

Or are you all gonna shout that opinion out of the thread because it's not the wish you want?
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I never thought I'd see the day I'd agree with yogaflame on *anything*

(Re: TAS)

None of which I really care about.

There hasn't been a good X-Men cartoon since TAS. I havent liked a Marvel related video game since X-Men Legends. And I ESPECIALLY dont care about toys and...

Is this not an MCU discussion thread?

The Fox haters have been picking fight and hijacking conversations for YEARS in our discussion threads. You dont get to claim a victim complex now that you...

I dont even see why people think MCU is gonna offer up even more balanced focus on characters. With all the other properties and characters MCU has to spread their resources on, it's more likely to...

Not for me its not

As an X-Men fan, this is literally the worst possible thing that could happen for me. I've lost quality X-Men movies

Yes they will.

Because of everything I stated in my above post.

Because I feel that Fox was already doing it *right*, and far better than Marvel has shown they are capable of doing.

Fox is the studio that...

I've stated it a thousand times. I find the MCU to be massively shallow and superficial, with no enticing or memorable character development. The entire formula is built upon spectacle and not...

I mean, dead or with Marvel, it's really the same for me.

I've been watching Marvel movies for 10 years. I won't be getting X-Men movies with them. It will look like X-Men on the surface. But it...

I mean, watching the X-Men tank under Disney would give me levels of vindication, that's for sure.

I don't give half a crap about Marvel or how the Marvel movies perform. I got 1 X-Men movie left...

Kinda stuff I'm talking about right here.

MCU fans dont even want Fox movies to come out. Its not enough to actively destroy what I like and turn it into something completely unrecognizable, but...

Considering the number $2 billion was thrown out there... yea... I think people are over estimating how popular X-Men can be and the power of MCU

As for your other part, I wouldn't be so anti-MCU...

IF that happens, I might almost be halfway okay with the transition. It's clear from the events of Infinity War that MCU is going to go through a DOFP style reboot, and X-Men has already introduced...

First of all, X-Men is mainstream. Tentpole summer movies that pull in half a billion dollars are mainstream. It's not some obscure niche release here.

Second of all, no, that's not the important...

Because the X-Men franchise wasnt originally built to expand. Expanded cinematic universes WERE NOT A THING when the original X-Men trilogy was created. Trilogies were the thing that Hollywood did....

This is why I cant have these debates in good faith within the online community. They are entirely dismissive of actual reality and what actually happened.

To suggest that Wolverine, Xavier,...

Same could be said of the fans that hated the Fox X-Men movies. But ignoring them was never enough. They wanted to actively ruin and take away something from me that I enjoyed.

And now they have...

Thing is, it is directly applicable now.

For years, I've had to deal with people on here, or other forums or other communities telling me how wrong I was because I liked the Fox produced X-Men...

Yes, I have seen most all of the MCU movies.

And not a one of them twice (sans Black Panther), because none of them leave me with anything memorable to want to come back to. Most of them, I've...

There's definitely room for improvement in the X-Men movies as is, but 10 years of Marvel Studios has shown they aren't the ones to do it. In 10 years, there's been virtually zero depth or substance...

Wait, are you actually trying to use Rogue One as an example of Disney getting substance right???

You mean, the movie with absolutely *zero* character at all?

The movie that made Star Wars...

And with that, my interest in X-Men movies is officially dead.

It's been a fun 18 years, but I've got no interest in one note X-Men movies that think colorful costumes and shinier displays of...