What was your favorite thing about the Fox X-men movies?

[phoenixzero23]

With the end of Fox X-men era being close, I wanted to know, what is the thing you enjoyed the most about these movies?

sometimes people criticizes this films a lot and it's true they had their faults but they also had good things. So lets focus on that

James Marsden casting as Cyclops, while he was really underused he was so freaking cute and handsome. His face is how i imagine Cyclops would look like in real life.

Famke Janssen as Jean was beautiful, she was underused too but i like her more than Sophie.
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[Purplevit]

DOFP movie and McAvoy "I don't want your suffering, i don't want your FUTURE" line
Loved that movie. My favourite FOX movie with Deadpool1 and X2 as second and third favourite.

[MindofShadow]

Logan
X2
DOFP
DP
DP2
The Wolverine

If you mean more specifically, Fox's greatest contribution was proving rated R comic book movies can be great... and make money.

A lesson I was hoping Sony would pick up on and then they made Venom pg 13

[Confuzzled]

Rebecca Romjin's Mystique was an underrated legend.

[Wolverine12]

Jackman's role in X2 is what got me back into comics and X-Men. His role in Logan made me expect more from superhero films. Overall I prefer the tone of the Fox movies to the MCU. I still enjoy the MCU quite a bit, but the X-Men are definitely my jam.

[Jackraow21]

Jackman's role in X2 is what got me back into comics and X-Men. His role in Logan made me expect more from superhero films. Overall I prefer the tone of the Fox movies to the MCU. I still enjoy the MCU quite a bit, but the X-Men are definitely my jam.

Same. And I also loved DoFP and both Deadpool films. For me, Josh Brolin’s Cable is the best addition to the FOX-men films since Jackman as Wolverine and Reynolds as Deadpool. Stewart’s Xavier was pretty awesome too.

[SpiderClops]

I liked that Wolverine wasn't a ninja or samurai or a master martial artist*. I liked that he didn't really know multiple languages or meditation or crap like that. Yes, I know most Wolverine fans don't like movie version for the exact reasons above. But I think the above things make Wolverine a contradictory and kind of a Mary Sue-ish character than the complex one he's supposed to be.

*Which is still not an excuse for garbage fight choreography.

[Vegan Daddy]

Hugh Jackman’s ass

[Star_Jammer]

The biggest “single-moment” highlight to me is still Nightcrawler’s intro in X2. Blink’s scenes in DoFP came close, but they didn’t astound me like Kurt’s scene at the White House.

I tend to like characters that can teleport, if that isn’t obvious.

[ShepardOakenshieldPrime]

Logan...just all of Logan.

[Tofali]

Rebecca Romjin's Mystique was an underrated legend.

Nightcrawler opening scene and Rebecca Romjin's Mystique are about the only authentic things that i LOVED about foxmen movies but it's just a whiff of jasmine in a mountain pile of ****.

[bell]

That is over lol someone beat me to it x.x

Micheal Fassbender and Ian Mckellen, also will miss Mystique that art work on her was nice.

[SpiderClops]

Logan
X2
DOFP
DP
DP2
The Wolverine

If you mean more specifically, Fox's greatest contribution was proving rated R comic book movies can be great... and make money.

A lesson I was hoping Sony would pick up on and then they made Venom pg 13

Venom can work in PG-13, and so can Wolverine. It's nice to get R, but it's not necessary for either of those characters. Deadpool is one of the few that really needs R-rating.

[MindofShadow]

Venom can work in PG-13, and so can Wolverine. It's nice to get R, but it's not necessary for either of those characters. Deadpool is one of the few that really needs R-rating.

I will never agree with Logan. He has knives for hands and his primary weapon is "wade through bullets to heal and stab peopel in the face"