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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Aug 29, 2017 22:25:30 GMT
24 minutes long, but quick and to the point and intelligently discussed, YouTube filmmaker and comic lover Patrick H. Willems and friend Connor Goldsmith discuss where the X-Men films can go here and out and what changes they should make, keep in mind this is on the general X-Men films, not the fringe titles like Logan or Deadpool or the TV side with Legion and The Gifted...And what timing to upload the video, considering the recent news that Dark Phoenix will downplay the intergalactic stuff to be, yes, "somewhat grounded" LinkThoughts? |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2017 23:07:26 GMT
And what timing to upload the video, considering the recent news that Dark Phoenix will downplay the intergalactic stuff to be, yes, "somewhat grounded"LinkThoughts? Fuck Fox. Fuck the cowardly creative team behind the X-Men films. Those are my thoughts. Good God, people, Guardians of the Galaxy has shown not just once, but TWICE that there's a big audience for fun space adventures! Get in on that action! Break out of your mopey shell and do something fun for a change! |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Sept 1, 2017 1:06:36 GMT
And what timing to upload the video, considering the recent news that Dark Phoenix will downplay the intergalactic stuff to be, yes, "somewhat grounded"LinkThoughts? Fuck Fox. Fuck the cowardly creative team behind the X-Men films. Those are my thoughts. Good God, people, Guardians of the Galaxy has shown not just once, but TWICE that there's a big audience for fun space adventures! Get in on that action! Break out of your mopey shell and do something fun for a change! You're confusing the Dark Phoenix Saga with The Phoenix Saga. Because the Shi'ar showing up and X-Men going to space didn't happen until the last issue. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 1:10:37 GMT
Fuck Fox. Fuck the cowardly creative team behind the X-Men films. Those are my thoughts. Good God, people, Guardians of the Galaxy has shown not just once, but TWICE that there's a big audience for fun space adventures! Get in on that action! Break out of your mopey shell and do something fun for a change! You're confusing the Dark Phoenix Saga with The Phoenix Saga. Because the Shi'ar showing up and X-Men going to space didn't happen until the last issue. Wrong again, Hand Job. Which, by the way, is what you should have been, instead of actual intercourse. Just a puddle on the ground instead of an actual pregnancy. I criticism relates to the fact that all the X-Men films HAVE been on Earth and its time for Fox to get ballsy and send them into space. |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Sept 1, 2017 1:18:53 GMT
24 minutes long, but quick and to the point and intelligently discussed, YouTube filmmaker and comic lover Patrick H. Willems and friend Connor Goldsmith discuss where the X-Men films can go here and out and what changes they should make, keep in mind this is on the general X-Men films, not the fringe titles like Logan or Deadpool or the TV side with Legion and The Gifted...And what timing to upload the video, considering the recent news that Dark Phoenix will downplay the intergalactic stuff to be, yes, "somewhat grounded" LinkThoughts? They are not downplaying it at all. Re-read the original Dark Phoenix Saga. The space only happened in the final issue. Most of it focused on the Hellfire Club corrupting Jean on earth. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 1:20:40 GMT
24 minutes long, but quick and to the point and intelligently discussed, YouTube filmmaker and comic lover Patrick H. Willems and friend Connor Goldsmith discuss where the X-Men films can go here and out and what changes they should make, keep in mind this is on the general X-Men films, not the fringe titles like Logan or Deadpool or the TV side with Legion and The Gifted...And what timing to upload the video, considering the recent news that Dark Phoenix will downplay the intergalactic stuff to be, yes, "somewhat grounded" LinkThoughts? They are not downplaying it at all. Re-read the original Dark Phoenix Saga. The space only happened in the final issue. Most of it focused on the Hellfire Club corrupting Jean on earth. So more of the same from the previous X-Men films. How boring. Knew they would never have the guts to take them into space. |
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Sept 1, 2017 1:22:30 GMT
They are not downplaying it at all. Re-read the original Dark Phoenix Saga. The space only happened in the final issue. Most of it focused on the Hellfire Club corrupting Jean on earth. So more of the same from the previous X-Men films. How boring. Knew they would never have the guts to take them into space. Oh, you're saying forget the source material. Such a hypocrite. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 1:26:54 GMT
So more of the same from the previous X-Men films. How boring. Knew they would never have the guts to take them into space. Oh, you're saying forget the source material. Such a hypocrite. Wrong again, Hand Job. Swing and miss. You are benched, bitch. There's no way the film will get the Hellfire Club right, by the way. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Sept 1, 2017 14:45:35 GMT
So more of the same from the previous X-Men films. How boring. Knew they would never have the guts to take them into space. Oh, you're saying forget the source material. Such a hypocrite. They've done that already. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Sept 1, 2017 14:48:22 GMT
Oh, you're saying forget the source material. Such a hypocrite. Wrong again, Hand Job. Swing and miss. You are benched, bitch. There's no way the film will get the Hellfire Club right, by the way. They didn't get them right 3 main movies ago. And that friends is why you don't just make movies when it is going to be a series. Plan it out. Don't just throw The Hellfire Club at the screen, and then kill them off, knowing you are going to redo the DPS at some point. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 19:55:13 GMT
Wrong again, Hand Job. Swing and miss. You are benched, bitch. There's no way the film will get the Hellfire Club right, by the way. They didn't get them right 3 main movies ago. And that friends is why you don't just make movies when it is going to be a series. Plan it out. Don't just throw The Hellfire Club at the screen, and then kill them off, knowing you are going to redo the DPS at some point. Thank you!! Yet for some reason these idiot FoX-Men fans seem to think the very idea of preplanning is a sin against nature. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Sept 1, 2017 20:42:28 GMT
They didn't get them right 3 main movies ago. And that friends is why you don't just make movies when it is going to be a series. Plan it out. Don't just throw The Hellfire Club at the screen, and then kill them off, knowing you are going to redo the DPS at some point. Thank you!! Yet for some reason these idiot FoX-Men fans seem to think the very idea of preplanning is a sin against nature. They think it's a sin because that other studio is doing it. And you can't be like that other studio no matter what. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 20:44:10 GMT
Thank you!! Yet for some reason these idiot FoX-Men fans seem to think the very idea of preplanning is a sin against nature. They think it's a sin because that other studio is doing it. And you can't be like that other studio no matter what. That other studio that created the X-Men. How did the divide in the fandom between MCU fans and FoX-Men fans even happen? |
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 2, 2017 14:50:44 GMT
They think it's a sin because that other studio is doing it. And you can't be like that other studio no matter what. That other studio that created the X-Men. How did the divide in the fandom between MCU fans and FoX-Men fans even happen? FoX-Men fans disliked that the MCU made movies that weren't "grounded" or ashamed of the source material the way their movies were. They disliked the variety. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 2, 2017 14:55:18 GMT
That other studio that created the X-Men. How did the divide in the fandom between MCU fans and FoX-Men fans even happen? FoX-Men fans disliked that the MCU made movies that weren't "grounded" or ashamed of the source material the way their movies were. They disliked the variety. And didn't just focus on the "bad boy" character. I love how whenever I bring that Captain America would be getting the same treatment as Cyclops did in a Fox-run MCU, these FoX-Men fans never reply or address the point. |
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Post by medjay on Sept 11, 2017 15:47:55 GMT
FoX-Men fans disliked that the MCU made movies that weren't "grounded" or ashamed of the source material the way their movies were. They disliked the variety. And didn't just focus on the "bad boy" character. I love how whenever I bring that Captain America would be getting the same treatment as Cyclops did in a Fox-run MCU, these FoX-Men fans never reply or address the point. Isn't the Fox one the XCU? |
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Post by formersamhmd on Sept 11, 2017 21:17:50 GMT
And didn't just focus on the "bad boy" character. I love how whenever I bring that Captain America would be getting the same treatment as Cyclops did in a Fox-run MCU, these FoX-Men fans never reply or address the point. Isn't the Fox one the XCU? FoX-Men is catchier. |
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