No, that's me.
Marvel is gonna do the same thing in Age of Ultron . . . I hear.
Watching it again I did chuckle at Logan and Charles' choice to use Quicksilver to free Magneto instead of just enlisting Quicksilver himself to help prevent Trask's murder. His power was clearly the most useful of the entire group's and Magneto was already known to be a loose cannon who can ruin everything at any given moment (which he pretty much did.)
Yeah I found that kinda odd myself but then the movie would have only been 30 minutes long if they had done that.
He wouldn't need to talk her out of it. Just go in to the Summit meeting where she was waiting to kill Trask, grab her, and bring her to a park a mile away in the blink of an eye where Charles and Xavier can have a nice long leisurely chat with her.
Another thing that seemed odd was how Magneto manipulated the metal on the train and stitched his own head wound while watching the film. Okay he can control metal, check. But but does he also have some sort of hyper awareness to his surroundings? I don't believe that's ever been one of his abilities. How could he "see" into train cars five rows down from where he was standing? The metal was carefully winding its way through the sentinels without Magneto having any established way to see what he was doing. And how was stitching the back of his own head without a mirror, or even paying attention in any conceivable way?
Wow, Wolverine likes Prego.
When he shot Mystique he had the bullet change in midair but I assumed he was just guessing at where to point it downward (hence it going through her calf and not the top of her head.) So which is it? He guesses, he sees all things, what? Seemed pretty inconsistent.
Also when they flashed back to Wolverine being dredged from the water you see the newspaper showing a picture of Mystique holding a gun on Magneto and lower in the same page an article about Trask being arrested for selling miitary secrets. That's interesting because at no point in the story was it ever even hinted that he was selling secrets outside of the United States which then suggests that Nixon's administration simply made him the scapegoat and probably declared that Trask willingly gave control of the Sentinels to Magneto.
I think it was just as easy for Charles to get inside her head and have that nice conversation. I don't see how QS would have helped much.
With Magneto and the Sentinel, I think since he can pretty much feel where everything is it wouldn't be all that hard to take over the Sentinel and know where to put everything without actually being able to see it.
I hate that ending with Mystique.
Funny he says that it's "old hat" when Mystique has been beyond overused.
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