The future of the X-Men on the big screen

[Jokerz79]

What quality? Most of the films havent been of high quality. I wouldnt say they refused the trilogy concept when they started the series on a trilogy. FC/DOFP/Apocalypse served as the second trilogy and we may have been in for another had this deal not happened



Nah they did. Thor TDW was a terrible film. One of the worst in the genre. I cant comment on the non-X films, since its been so long since Ive seen them but X-men 3 and Apocalypse were definitely better. TDW was only better than Origins and on par with FF to

I wouldnt consider the Wolverine films a trilogy. Origins has nothing to do with the latter two. Its its own standalone thing. Heck, one can argue the same about the other 3

Honestly that's opinion I think TDW is ok a but forgettable and on par with films like Apocalypse and Last Stand IMO but Origins, Elektra, Fan4Stick are just bad movies on a technical level.

[Divine Spark]

Only Three disasters and bunch of bad well that's something to shoot for.

X-Men Last Stand, X-Men Apocalypse, and Daredevil have more mediocre reception than bad. The earlier FF was subpar.

[Jokerz79]

X-Men Last Stand, X-Men Apocalypse, and Daredevil have more mediocre reception than bad. The earlier FF was subpar.

Last Stand is Bad IMO as is DD which especially hasn't aged well and Apocalypse is mediocre but still it all goes against that Fox cared about Quality over Quantity.

[yogaflame]

Yay. I love giant corporations. Oh wait....

Yeah, because Murdoch's Fox was just an artisanal ma and pa shop...

[Divine Spark]

Yup that's what streaming is for.

Yeah, but is there any real reason to do that for something like X-Force?

[Quentin]

And X2, Days of Future Past and Logan are genre perfection.

[Jokerz79]

And X2, Days of Future Past and Logan are genre perfection.

X2 was good for it's day but definitely IMO doesn't rank as well as newer comic book films and as Logan is a good movie but Shane and Unforgiven told the story better. DOFP is the closet to genre perfection.

[Divine Spark]

So the second season of Legion had an episode that explored the multiverse. Think that can lead to a crossover with other Marvel shows?

[yogaflame]

Any movie that had Storm, Jean, and Rogue powerless to stop a crashing plane does not deserve to be called "genre perfection".

[Divine Spark]

Any movie that had Storm, Jean, and Rogue powerless to stop a crashing plane does not deserve to be called "genre perfection".

Jean was pretty powerless in the 90s animated series.

[yogaflame]

Jean was pretty powerless in the 90s animated series.

And Storm and Rogue had her back. Let's not try to avoid the issue at hand.

[yogaflame]

TAS also had the best adaptation of the Phoenix and Dark Phoenix Sagas, so stay in your lane, buddy.

[Phoenixx9]

And Jean did have some big power moments in TAS.

Episode 4 features Jean a lot, magnificently using her powers!

Another time, she stunned Rogue and even got into her mind (something Xavier could not do in the comics), and then pulled the sofa Rogue was going to throw out of her hands.

[Jokerz79]

TAS also had the best adaptation of the Phoenix and Dark Phoenix Sagas, so stay in your lane, buddy.

Yes I fear I'll never see a life action version as good but at least I have that.

[FIGHT]

Yeah, because Murdoch's Fox was just an artisanal ma and pa shop...

Never said it was.