Does anyone remember the Xmen movie before the  Xmen movies "Generation X"  what did you think of it and....
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That movie was actually intended to be a pilot for a new series that never came.   The movie wasn't bad, but it steered clear of using any major hero's.  If I recall, Jubilee was the only character of any significance.
1075927
I never liked Mystique. So to answer you question, I say no, I don't like her with the X-men. \nAnyway, I stopped reading comic books a long time ago because the creative teams kept changing and characters and stories would become all screwed up. I totally understand your pain. I do like Alan Davis's work though. I picked up the 40 years of X-men. That was pretty neat, but I totally forgot that the 70's were reprints of the 60's! D'oh! Anyway, I recommend buying that as your last comic book purchase ever! Well, maybe you can buy the other DVD-roms, but stop buying the paper stuff. They're overpriced and they're just going to break your heart!\n\nPlease give me best answer!
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"Last stand", my bum!\n\nIt's Hollywood and Marvel we're talking about, mates. If there's money to be made you know they're gonna make the X4. No matter what the X3 was called or what statements they've made. There was no closure at the end of X4. Too many threads were left hanging, too many possibilities were presented. Sure the were character deaths, but this is X-MEN, for crying out loud! It's like Toad said in X1: "Don't you people ever die?" And, I'm afraid (and G-D forbid), the answer to that is no.\n\n(And yeah, I know I'm ranting. Can't help it. ;)
1057876
She was in the classrooms during the few lessons/lectures (ie: Xavier's lecture about how some psychics can transfer themselves into another's body)  I'm a big fan of the old cartoon show so, her role in the movies has been a big let down.  She has a deleted scene from X-2 where she shows her powers...kinda.
1177405
Yeah it's fake, but so is Xmen, and that movie is still pretty cool. Just think of it as a movie that comes on every week.
660473
I was 6 years old when the original movie came out & can still remember standing in line with hundreds of other people who were waiting to see it.  I have very fond memories of seeing it back then & have always thought it was the greatest comic book movie of all time.  At first, I wasn't real excited to hear that a new one was being made.  I mean how could you possibly top the original with it's all star cast, teriffic cinematography, campy humor, exciting action & last but not least, the incredible John Williams score. But after seeing the previews of the new Superman, I am kinda getting excited. I like that they used an unknown actor for Superman instead of someone famous(just like the original) & i'm really glad that Kevin Spacey is playing Lex Luthor.  I'm also sure that the special fx will be amazing. All in all, I think it will do well with the younger crowd but it will most likely be considered inferior by the older generations. It will be interesting to see how it measures up to the original.
693033
I hope Cyclops isn't a wuss like he was in the other movies.  He sure wasn't in the comics.  By George, he was an inspiration to tall, thin guys everywhere.
1137793
Yes, that was an amazing movie. Of course, I'm a little bit biased on this opinion. I am a serious fan of Neil Gaiman (the writer of the script for the movie) since he wrote the Sandman comics (I love all of his novels as well), and the fact that Dave McKean directed it (he did a lot of the Sandman's artwork) just made it an even sweeter movie ...but, without any bias, it was a very very good movie indeed!
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I thought it was pretty good.  Yeah, the beginning was a bit off, but for people who have no idea of the situation in the UK at the time, it was a great way to explain the fear.  I still like the books better, fevered imaginings are usually a bit more detailed than any movie.\nIt will be interesting to see how the next movies go -- especially since there are Chronicles that are not in the same timeline.
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Apocalypse is the all powerfull mutant that all X-Men fear. I find it strange though that they never even mention him in any of the movies... :-?
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They said that there wont be another 'x-men' movie, thats why the third one is called the LAST stand. However they said that there might be another spin-off movie, such as a Wolverine movie, or a Storm movie, etc.
834342
I agree, it was a cop out!  The movie was lame because it introduced too many unnecessary characters. They should have focused on the main ones from the previous films. Cyclops was made to look like a wimp, and they killed him off screen - how pathetic!  I hate that they removed Mystique from the picture so early on - she is an awesome character. The scenes with Magneto were excellent, but Jean (Phoenix) just stood by doing nothing for most of the film. It could have been much better!
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X-Men: The Last Stand\n\nProduction Notes/Status:\nStatus: Completed \nComments:  \nStatus Updated: 13 April 2006 \nNote: Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely\n\nCast overview, first billed only:  \nPatrick Stewart ....  Professor Charles Xavier \nHugh Jackman ....  Logan/Wolverine \nIan McKellen ....  Eric Lensherr/Magneto \nHalle Berry ....  Ororo Munroe/Storm \nFamke Janssen ....  Dr. Jean Grey/Phoenix \nAnna Paquin ....  Marie D'Ancanto/Rogue \nKelsey Grammer ....  Dr. Hank McCoy/Beast \nRebecca Romijn ....  Raven Darkholme/Mystique \nShawn Ashmore ....  Bobby Drake/Iceman \nEllen Page ....  Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat \nBen Foster ....  Warren Worthington III/Angel \nKen Leung ....  Maxwell Jordan/Quill \nAaron Stanford ....  John Allerdyce/Pyro \nJames Marsden ....  Scott Summers/Cyclops \nOlivia Williams ....  Dr. Moira MacTaggart
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Don't feel bad.  I thought it was complete rubbish, and I loved the other two movies and a lot of the series of comic books.  \nSeriously, what was that?  It was over-dramatized and not a single character was developed.  They introduced all of these really cool mutants and then didn't talk about them at all.  \nI was pissed.
740756
I loved it. 9/10\n\nit's been a couple years since I've watched it, and I'd love to watch it again. Sissy Spacek (who plays the mom) is absolutely wonderful in the movie. \n\nI remember there were certain scenes of the movie that wasn't even in the book and they left out some parts, which disappointed me just a bit. but other than that, Tuck Everlasting's great.
561859
I don't think I've ever met someone who was such a rabid X-Men fan to suggest this ludicrous idea. \n\nUntil now...
645000
I loved that film! Okay, here's how I got it...the blonde chick is really the bad guy, like that's a dimension of her personality. Or, maybe how she really sees herself, but either way, it's all HER! \nShe's just really messed up, and when I first realized that was the deal, I was like no way...but if you think about all the stuff and HOW everything happens, that's what it is. But, I think when she's fighting with the bad guy, maybe she actually went off and started fighting her own self, or just had an imaginary battle in her head. It really surprised me, though, and not a lot of movies ever do!