Kind of unsettling that Charles was the one that killed the X-MEN with his seizures and caused this whole dystopia world.
what was the poison/ illness killing logan?
You just worship garbage like age of ultron insteadAnyone saying Sabertooth would have taken away from Logan's story doesn't know shyt about their history. Sabertooth has always been Logan's mirror, someone who relishes in being a murderous animal.
Also, anyone putting this on TDK's level is seriously overrating the fukk out of this movie, and I don't even worship TDK like that.
Kind of unsettling that Charles was the one that killed the X-MEN with his seizures and caused this whole dystopia world.
X gunna give it to yaKind of unsettling that Charles was the one that killed the X-MEN with his seizures and caused this whole dystopia world.
FF needs to be shaken up.Not Fantastic Four easy brotha they need to actually find someone with passion for the characters and comics like Ryan has for Deadpool. FF is science, exploration, cosmic fantasy elements, just stick to like 10-15 issues keep shyt simple. Logan was fukking goat though my goodnessIt wasn't me Charles...it wasn't me
you think comic book films have to beholden to the comics.An R-rated Fantastic Four flick, that has to be legit the dumbest thing I've ever read about comic book movies on the Coli.
Hell, I don't even know why you dudes are acting like an R-rating magically changes the quality of the film or something. You even say it yourself, don't be grim, dark and edgy. Be adult. "Adult" has nothing to do with an R-rating. For a bunch of guys all on Nolan's Batman dikk I figured you'd know this already. The key word is tone. Throwing an R-rating on everything is essentially what the comic book industry did in the late 80s/early 90s following the success of Frank Miller and Alan Moore, just throw violence and grittiness at everything thinking it placates "adult" themes. Of course it didn't because the nature of a lot of these stories were disposable trash. But on the other hand it birthed opportunities for guys like Grant Morrison and Neil Gaiman to write comics that surpassed the old limitations and write adult stories featuring complex themes.
Don't get me wrong, there's a place for purely R-rated comic book movies, where suitable (think The Punisher, Lobo, Venom, Midnighter, Spawn, etc.) but for most comic book franchises the answer isn't to make the movies harder, it's to make them smarter.