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Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Singer/Fox built the Marvel Superhero Genre. He did the first iconic marvel superheroes on film and imo did them very, very well..

Aside from the lack of rainbow coloured costumes i can't find much wrong with his X-Films. X2 remains the best superhero team movie imo as it has everything on offer. There's character development moments or subpots for the bulk of the cast. Great action, some humour, firm foundation story, great villain with fully realised motivation for his villainous plot, emotional ending.

I'm not sure we watched the same movies.

I give credit for casting Stewart, Jackman and Nightcrawlers portrayal but beyond that there's not alot that makes me want to view them as many times as The Avengers, the first Ironman or Capt America for that matter.
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Anyone else notice the blue and yellow suit in the Beast pic?
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Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

I haven't really been keeping up with the goss on it - except for the thread in here on occasion.

Hopefully it's still a cool film, not interested in any collectibles though.
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

At least he looked more beast like.

The new one looks like a blue guy with blue hair, opposed to a beastial mutant.

For now, and it's very early ;) it's a change for the worse imo.

Hope he at least has some gnarly fangs

Who hates on original furry Beast? It's gotta be generational because everytime I see a human/cat face, I see Ron Perlman's prosthetic-laden mug. I hope they add some bulk to him too (as long as it doesn't look like padding).
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Yeah, i've got TFA Cap and i think that's it for him for figures for me.

Who hates on original furry Beast? It's gotta be generational because everytime I see a human/cat face, I see Ron Perlman's prosthetic-laden mug. I hope they add some bulk to him too (as long as it doesn't look like padding).

I grew up with the 90's cartoon. But i guess i just prefer him more fuzzy as when he's just blue skinned he doesn't look beasty enough :lol
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

I hope for the best but the cast is getting top heavy and the script sounds like it's departing from the Claremont/Byrne original and that usually doesn't bode well.

I'd that's true that blows because this movie is driving up the cost of those two comics and I've been wanting some CGC-graded issues. :gah:
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Thankfully no more lolcat look. :lol
Agreed. He looked too much like a feline in First Class.

All i found in that was great action and humour, not much else.

X2 has much more well rounded elements on offer.

Emotion: Jeans Death, Bobby leaving his family
Character development: Nightcrawler/Storm religious relationship, Jean/Scott/Logan love triangle, Bobby/his family, Pyro's defection.
Character Motivation: Wolverine moving on from being a loner to a team member, Bobby leaving his old family to fully embrace his new family, Stryker's reasoning behind his hatred on Mutantkind
Humour: Mansion & Blackbird scenes
Action: Opening with Nightcrawler, Deathstryke fight, Magneto's escape

While Avengers was fun, it was also empty of depth. Loki never showed any reasons for wanting to take over Earth, he wasn't a big enough threat to assemble a team for, he just was written to be the bad guy for the sake of the need for a bad guy. Cap never mourned Peggy or questioned if he should work for SHIELD, Thor never went to see Jane. Colousons death felt forced just to get them working together, it spent a good portion with filler material like 'what was Loki's play' being asked over ad over and about half an hour fixing the helicarrier.

In short it didn't have a story, just a series of scenes. The foundation seemed like simple 'wouldn't it be cool to see these characters on the screen together'. For me that's not enough to be called the best of anything. The first Cap, IM and Thor are better complete films as they tell a story, the characters develop & change throughout the course of the film.

It is a fun movie to be sure, a feast for the eyes and adrenal gland but doesn't have the substance that most of other superhero movies have.
Well said, I completely agree. I really enjoyed Avengers and didn't think it was a bad movie though.
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Something we all pretty much knew at this point, but January Jones confirmed no Emma Frost in the sequel :(
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Say what you want about X3.. but Kelsey Grammar was perfect casting. :exactly:

He was.

I like the new look for Beast. Something though about this film, or Bryan Singer in general, is still off-putting to me where I can't get as excited about it as I hoped. I really wish Vaughn was directing again.
 
Re: Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past

Vaughn would've been my first choice, but Singer has proved he can make good X-Films to me with X1 being good and X2 being excellent.
 
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