X-MEN Apocalypse (Official Thread)

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And this is what people are talking about. You making all type of excuses for the MCU while not giving singer a chance despite having a great track record with X-1, X-2, First Class, and DOFP,

Singer DID NOT DO first class.... I notice you didnt put x3 in there breh...

 

[Ain't That Something]

Singer DID NOT DO first class.... I notice you didnt put x3 in there breh...

He had creative input for fist class and didn't do x-3

 

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He had creative input for fist class and didn't do x-3

everybody and they mama know mathew vaughn put the xmen back on track with first class, the brand was dying after that X3 garbage...

 

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everybody and they mama know mathew vaughn put the xmen back on track with first class, the brand was dying after that X3 garbage...

Director Bryan Singer doesn't think he's two films removed from the X-Men franchise, considering he wrote First Class and was instrumental in the film's casting. The director also continues to tease the multiple timelines that will be present in the film

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GraphicCity/news/?a=74668

 

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http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GraphicCity/news/?a=74668

So what... X3 was still garbage... and he wasnt the only person who wrote first class...

 

[Black Cac]

Really gets tiring seeing "marvel this, mcu that, dc this, Fox that, etc" all the time

 

[Norrin Radd]

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Singer didn't direct X-Men: The Last Stand. It takes two seconds to look that up. This thread is full of terrible posting

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

@OG_StankBrefs

X-Men (creative franchise): What is Magneto's helmet made of?
And how does it prevent Telepaths to read his mind? What's the material? in X-Men: First Class, Russians made Schmit that helmet. How do they know what can prevent telepaths from breaking and entering?
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Cliff Gilley, X-Men fan since the late 80s.
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In the comics, at least, It's never really been explained how the helmet prevents telepaths from reading his mind or manipulating him, and it's never really been explained where is comes from or what it's made of; however, since M is the master of magnetism, one could presume that he creates the helmet from whatever materials are available to him, and connects them together in such a way as to protect himself from intrusions of telepaths and others, perhaps through subtle manipulation of magnetic waves (after all, thoughts are "merely" electronic impulses, and M has been shown to be able to interact with the EMF spectrum with his powers).

The other inferential answer is that his helmet is made of the same materials and harnesses the same power or properties as Cerebro, since M was a key player in helping Prof. X to build the machine in the first place.
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You must understand that X-Men movies are very different than the comic books.

In the main X-Men continuity (Earth-616), Magneto resists telepaths by sheer force of will. He has been immune to telepathy even without his helmet. Perhaps it was originally intended to be part of his mutation. Unfortunately, during the Utopia story arc one unskilled writer accidentally made Magneto say that his helmet protected him from telepaths; this is a great example of the tv tropes article running the asylum. Historically, the main Magneto is naturally immune to telepathy.

In the Ultimate continuity, Magneto's helmet protects him from telepathy. Whatever the helmet is made of is never discussed as far as I know.

In the movie continuity, Magneto helped Charles Xavier to build Cerebro. It can be inferred that Magneto's helmet uses a technology similar to Cerebro to block telepathy.

Juggarnet's helmet is the same material in the comics. this expanation is BS..
my thoughts where its made of a material opposite in chemical properties to the helmet charles uses with cerebro. Since he helped make it he probably thought of the antidote..

 

[kingdarius]

So what... X3 was still garbage... and he wasnt the only person who wrote first class...

why do u keep bringing up X3 when it comes to singer? everybody knows that was a brett ratner shyt pile and literally had nothing to do with singer

 

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I noticed there's actually a pretty funny coincidence with all the people making Power Rangers connections to Apocalypse. While she is only a costumer on hand for the film and not the actual costume designer, there's a crew member who previously worked on many Power Rangers series that also worked on Apocalypse. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048363/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr96

While I wish there was more to it just for the fukkery, it's just a funny coincidence.

 

[jdubnyce]

I noticed there's actually a pretty funny coincidence with all the people making Power Rangers connections to Apocalypse. While she is only a costumer on hand for the film and not the actual costume designer, there's a crew member who previously worked on many Power Rangers series that also worked on Apocalypse. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048363/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr96

While I wish there was more to it just for the fukkery, it's just a funny coincidence.

Maybe the "costume designer" talent pool is running dry

@En Sabah Nur come speak on your big screen interpretation

 

[IronFist]

subs

 

[-DMP-]

I will say that apoc at least looks better than the new doom. Who could literally pass for human excrement

 

[gluvnast]

everybody and they mama know mathew vaughn put the xmen back on track with first class, the brand was dying after that X3 garbage...

Vaughn, to which SINGER PERSONALLY chosen to direct did an excellent job as director... but everything else from story and vision and telling Vaughn what he expected First Class to be like, that was all SINGER. That was a Bryan Singer movie with Matthew Vaughn as director.