Post by palerider on Jun 21, 2018 15:45:06 GMT
Saying six of the last seven movies have been good...is true but isn't exactly painting the right picture towards it. Two of those movies came from the Wolverine spin-off series. That's now over with because Hugh Jackman is done with it. Two of those movies came from Deadpool which barely classify as a spin-off anyway because they aren't really that connected to the X-men movie series.
So when it comes to the actual X-men movies, then it's two out of the last three (or two out of the last four) with the last one being no good. Also of the three, First Class and Apocalypse didn't do that well because unlike Days of Future Past it didn't have Wolverine in it. The next one won't have him either.
Yes the MCU movies are more light hearted but not by a whole lot, Black Panther or Civil War weren't particularly less light hearted and family friendly than X-men Apocalypse.
X-men belongs to the same comic brand as all the other heroes so why shouldn't they be for the same market as all those others?
I don't recall any significant backlash to Spider-man. In fact Sony did the two Amazing Spider-man movies, they weren't well liked and they did so so at the box office and then once Marvel Studios stepped in and made Homecoming then that movie was well liked and was very successful. Star Wars is made by another studio altogether and the prequels had massive backlash themselves so nothing has changed with that.
Fans are already not accepting the X-men series right now. People didn't like the last one, they didn't turn up to see it, the amount of fans who want to see X-men under Marvel Studios so they can be in the MCU far out number those who don't and the next movie coming up which is Dark Phoenix nobody is all that interested in because the Dark Phoenix has already been done and Wolverine won't be in it.
Plenty of X-Men fans want it, you can't speak for all of them.
Actually, the MCU is very much in line with the X-Lore. Only difference is that the X-Movies refuse to develop the premise and grow, whereas the MCU does.
Inferno? Mutant Massacre? Those were terrible stories to begin with. They wouldn't bother with Logan as they don't do those AUs and focus on tighter continuity and DOFP was a very plot hole ridden story anyways.
The MCU didn't ban Tony's problems...they gave him PTSD. They'd do a better job with Xavier in DOFP, because Xavier got over his problems in one scene.
Logan was just your typical Clint Eastwood/Charles Bronson movie and can't be repeated since it relied on Logan dying at the end. Deadpool is an MCU story more or less. DOFP was full of plot holes.
Homecoming had no backlash, I don't know what you're talking about and I suspect you don't either.
Black Panther was better than First Class, much better.
The MCU's only formula is success, which the X-Men need.
