Post by judgejosephdredd on Jun 21, 2018 7:29:00 GMT
lol, sony's raimi's spidey could punch people and did not feel like a high school musical tv movie.
did well critically? bs media faux reviews...still inferior to the raimi movies. sony raimi movies was also a lot more profitable and overall superior.
disney xmen will end up inferior to the best of fox.
At what point did it feel like a High School Musical movie? Because of the high school setting?
Ah, the old "I didn't like it, anyone who gave it good reviews was paid off or liked it for selfish/political reasons!" argument...When did these go out of style again?
The X-Men IP under Fox are very uneven in quality and are directionless, even with their best produced content its hard to really believe that anybody at the top has a solid game plan laid out in the long haul. It's essentially how Star Wars is being treated now; where is this all going towards? What is this complimenting? What is this expanding upon? They're all over the place and no matter how strong the quality is it won't eliminate the head scratching, Deadpool and its sequel are really the only ones to address the puzzling continuity issues but its done for comedic purposes no one outside is really trying hard to make sure everything fits together and its a shame too because it would be pretty neat if Professor X showed up on Legion or Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Rogue appeared on The Gifted but no opportunities are being taken or even much reference - Legion this last season referenced Charles not even five times in all of its episodes. Hell, Stewart showed love and appreciation to the suggestion of appearing on the show on live television with Dan Stevens...And Fox isn't doing anything about it. Being under one roof at least gives the IP some direction for a change and fitting into a larger universe adds icing to the cake.