infamous_emijayne said:

PLEASE GOD, NO!!!!!!!!! NOT SINGER!!!!!!!!!

Could it be time for a "Save The X-Men" website???

Stone Roller! said:

Say what you will about the man, but the X-Men films have been dealing with adamantium crap since Bryan Singer left.

Nightwing said:

Stone Roller! said:

Say what you will about the man, but the X-Men films have been dealing with adamantium crap since Bryan Singer left.

I concur. Let face it, the X-Men films gotten worse & worse after Singer left. The film at least gotten good when he did X2 after he did the first one.

infamous_emijayne said:

Nightwing said:

Stone Roller! said:

Say what you will about the man, but the X-Men films have been dealing with adamantium crap since Bryan Singer left.

I concur. Let face it, the X-Men films gotten worse & worse after Singer left. The film at least gotten good when he did X2 after he did the first one.

I disagree. While X3 has it's issues, it also had the characters and action that Singer failed to deliver. One of the main reasons for it's problems was the fact it had to continue what HE started and Fox forced it in a shortened production schedule.

Wolverine is just a mess with continuity and character issues. [SPOILER] Cyclops in his late teens? Xavier showing up suddenly on Three Mile Island? Sabertooth and Wolverine brothers? Deadpool a mixed bag of mutant DNA created with the help of who will become Sinister? Gambit not having any accent? [/SPOILER]

Singer is a hack who needs to stay the hell away from anything that requires tons of action and only a little story.

infamous_emijayne said:

Nightwing said:

Stone Roller! said:

Say what you will about the man, but the X-Men films have been dealing with adamantium crap since Bryan Singer left.

I concur. Let face it, the X-Men films gotten worse & worse after Singer left. The film at least gotten good when he did X2 after he did the first one.

I disagree. While X3 has it's issues, it also had the characters and action that Singer failed to deliver. One of the main reasons for it's problems was the fact it had to continue what HE started and Fox forced it in a shortened production schedule.

Wolverine is just a mess with continuity and character issues. [SPOILER] Cyclops in his late teens? Xavier showing up suddenly on Three Mile Island? Sabertooth and Wolverine brothers? Deadpool a mixed bag of mutant DNA created with the help of who will become Sinister? Gambit not having any accent? [/SPOILER]

Singer is a hack who needs to stay the hell away from anything that requires tons of action and only a little story.

infamous_emijayne said:



As for Singer doing a good job with the first 2 X-Men films, he left out some of the most important characters, changed Jean to the doctor instead of Beast

the struggle of the mutants became is sounding board for homosexual's struggle to be accepted, etc etc etc....

I could tear his X-Men films apart for days.

If Hugh Jackman didn't do such a good job as Wolverine, the franchise would have died in my mind after I saw the first film.

It was not the X-Men I had been waiting to see for so many years.

infamous_emijayne said:

so we're now being stuck with his poor involvement in Wolverine, the struggle of the mutants became is sounding board for homosexual's struggle to be accepted, etc etc etc....

"The Dark Avenger Will Return"

TheDark Avenger said:



Now you just sound ignorant. Have you ever read an x-men comic??? the whole premise of x books or any marvel book is wanted to be accepted into society.

X-men comics since the beginning have dealt with issues of being outcasts, marvel trying to relate its issues to people in real life who feel rejected by its peers. Thats why marvel books become so popular was that people could relate the characters.

I don't know how you came to that conclusion?

TheDark Avenger said:

infamous_emijayne said:

so we're now being stuck with his poor involvement in Wolverine, the struggle of the mutants became is sounding board for homosexual's struggle to be accepted, etc etc etc....

Now you just sound ignorant. Have you ever read an x-men comic??? the whole premise of x books or any marvel book is wanted to be accepted into society.

X-men comics since the beginning have dealt with issues of being outcasts, marvel trying to relate its issues to people in real life who feel rejected by its peers. Thats why marvel books become so popular was that people could relate the characters.

I don't know how you came to that conclusion?

virus XJ9 said:

You know who could make a kickass Deadpool movie? Quentin Tarantino. I know he's not well respected in this community, but just look at Kill Bill, look at Pulp Fiction:
We've got the ultraviolence, which Deadpool is obviously a fan of. There's the comedy, which is key to Deadpool, and of course the long monologues full of pop culture references.

megatron0630 said:

I'm still shocked how no one says **** about Stryker.

infamous_emijayne said:

megatron0630 said:

I'm still shocked how no one says **** about Stryker.

Believe me, I said plenty about Stryker and Lady Deathstrike when X2 came out. I was happy the action got up'd a bit, however Singer again tried to stick too much bland story into a superhero film and altered things because he can't make a "GREAT" film. He's stuck in mediocre land where people accept things and move on instead of demanding a better product. This is why Hollywood still gives us crap. All the tools who just say "Oh well" and toss their money into the ticket booth have the studio heads laughing all the way to the bank. Marvel finally started to listen to fans and took back the properties they could, but Fox is pumping out whatever they can so they get to hold on to the X-Men rights for a while longer.

infamous_emijayne said:

PLEASE GOD, NO!!!!!!!!! NOT SINGER!!!!!!!!!

Could it be time for a "Save The X-Men" website???

Fox is just killing these characters and as long as they keep churning out spinoffs, Marvel can't take back the X-Men...

Lord Sesuken said:

virus XJ9 said:

You know who could make a kickass Deadpool movie? Quentin Tarantino. I know he's not well respected in this community, but just look at Kill Bill, look at Pulp Fiction:
We've got the ultraviolence, which Deadpool is obviously a fan of. There's the comedy, which is key to Deadpool, and of course the long monologues full of pop culture references.

I envision Tarantino's version would be too stylized.