hunnipot85
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Looks like Havok on the left
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"L. Ron Hubbard's X-Men" . . .just thinking about it gives me goosebumps!Kind of reminds me of Battlefield Earth.
Singer tweeted a pic of him, Kinberg and the writers of X2, they're working out the story for X-Men: Apocalypse.
Fantastic news imo. X2 is awesome.
The same writers who wrote superman returns ... im sure the next film will be fine
I think SR was actually very well written, so I’m glad.
Singer tweeted a pic of him, Kinberg and the writers of X2, they're working out the story for X-Men: Apocalypse.
Fantastic news imo. X2 is awesome.
I think SR was actually very well written, so I’m glad.
I thought Superman Returns was pretty well written, as well. But it was hamstrung by a few things, including its mistaken attempt to be a follow-up to the Donner films, the lack of action that was really standard in the Donnor films, and a few questionable moves like the baby. But I think the characters generally were well written considering those constraints, and the story line progressed in a sensible enough way.
STM has the best pimp in movie history.
You will believe a Pimp can say "Yooo Jim"
Sorry, that was bad phrasing on my part. I agree with you, and meant to say that it missed the action that the Donner films did bring. So, it focused on some of the Donner stuff it shouldn't have, while ignoring other parts of it that it should have paid more attention to.Have to disagree about the lack of action in the originals. That was one mistake Donner never made. He might have gone overboard with Supe's time-warping abilities but he kept the action going and gave us a good sampling of what he could do. If Singer had three more scenes on par with the airplane rescue, it would have been closer to what Donner did in his time.
Having Superman even fly convincingly was a treat in and of itself back then. I didn't count the number of times I saw Routh flying around but it felt like he wasn't even in the air as much as Reeve was in the originals.
I think SR was actually very well written, so I’m glad.