Xmen 2
DOFP
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Xmen
Deadpool
Deadpool 2
The wolverine
Apocalypse
The last stand
Dark Phoenix
Xmen origins wolverine

I haven’t seen new mutants.

What’s your list?

Começando por X-Men Origins Wolverine, acredito que a trilogia começaria por esse, por conta do final onde aparece o professor Xavier, já velho, e ainda andando, sendo que o de Dias de um futuro esquecido, teria perdido os movimentos das pernas ainda jovem, foi apresentado uma "cura" porém não permitia usar os seus poderes, o que não aconteceu, já que o Xavier guiou o Scott Summers até a saída.

A trilogia segue normalmente até o Wolverine imortal.

Em Wolverine imortal, Na luta final contra o Silver Samurai, que suga parte do seu fator de cura sendo o que teria suas consequências no filme "Logan".

E também conta com o pós credito com o magneto e o Xavier pedindo seu suporte para um problema que colocaria a vida dos mutantes em risco.

Pela ordem dos filmes iria parecer que era a chegada dos sentinelas, mas isso não teria sentido, e já vou explicar.

Mas esse algo que colocou a vida dos mutantes em risco provavelmente foi o motivo dos mutantes serem quase extintos em Logan.

No filme Logan além do adamantiun estar envenenando ele aos poucos , vemos as consequências do fator de cura que o silver Samurai absorveu durante sua batalha em Wolverine imortal.

Em Xmen primeira classe temos uma espécie de What If, ou Reboot do universo, onde nós aprofundamos mais no passado do Xavier e do magneto, onde o professor acaba sem o movimento das pernas ainda jovem no final do filme.

Em dias de um futuro esquecido, acompanhamos Wolverine voltando ao passado onde conhece Xavier e Magneto mais jovem, e vai impedir a mística de matar Trask, que resultaria no futuro catastrófico com os sentinelas.

Depois que Logan consegue resolver toda essa situação do passado, ele volta pro futuro onde está tudo bem novamente.

Vale ressaltar que Jean Grey está viva.

Agora que as coisas começam a ficar mais complicadas.

Agora com os novos X-Men, com Jean Grey, Scott Summers e outros que enfrentam Apocalypse.

Em Xmen fênix negra, tivemos o desfecho dessa nova franquia X-Men, onde a Jean Grey se sacrifica.

Então o que teria acontecido entre o futuro que Logan voltou e o final de fênix negra, para Jean Grey voltar viva nunca saberemos, provavelmente só esqueceram que ela tava viva, mas vamos fingir que ela ressuscitou fora de tela.

Agora a franquia Deadpool, que se passa durante esse novo X-Men, já que eles aparecem no segundo filme como forma de piada, o que exclui a possibilidade de se passar no mesmo verso de "Logan" onde os mutantes teriam sido extintos, porém de alguma forma esses universos se unificaram a ponto do Logan será a âncora do universo de Deadpool.

Do you think Charles and Erik from Earth-10005 went through a character arc similar to Tony Stark’s?

Imagine spending 60 years dealing with mutants and robots, occasionally getting along, only to face countless incursions in a relatively short period.

It reminds me of Tony, who initially dealt with tech bros and governments before becoming increasingly paranoid after the Battle of New York. That paranoia drove him to keep upgrading his technology, going from conventional armors to the Iron Legion and eventually nanotech.

Could Charles and Erik have developed a similar mindset after decades of dealing with threats to mutantkind? Like these guys never saw aliens or went out of space

The Foxverse is usually criticized, but what changes did it make that were actually better than the source material?

There are some changes that other adaptations have made that I think are better than the source material.

For example, the MCU gave Jean dysfunctional parents and merged Annie and Sarah into a single character to tell a less convoluted version of her story. But what changes did the Foxverse make that were better than the source material?

I think making Magneto a founding member was one of them. The idea of the X-Men essentially being a divorce between Charles and Erik is more interesting than the “monster of the week” formula of the Silver Age. It also makes more sense of Magneto constantly coming and going before eventually being redeemed during Claremont's run.

What are your headcanons about Earth-10005?

Mine is that the Phoenix is the reason Earth-10005 is one of the last surviving Earths in the multiverse.

By unleashing Jean as the Phoenix, the X-Men essentially bought Beast enough time to develop anti-matter bombs, allowing Earth-10005 to survive further incursions.

That movie felt pretty weird honestly, and I didn’t like they made Magik racist.

I was reading the X-men movie fandom wiki ( totally the most relatable source ) and I went to beast’s page and found this.
does this happen in anything? I know that there are tie in comics for some of the movies but even this needed a citation .

Honestly I liked it, pretty cool that he came back after his movie was canceled.

Do you think the return of the Fox X-Men was a Disney idea or a Feige idea?

Yeah, Feige worked with the X-Men before, but the return of the Fox X-Men feels very Disney-coded when you think about it.

For decades, Disney has re-released its classic animated movies so that parents who grew up with them could experience them again with their children. The live-action Disney remakes follow a similar model: bring back something familiar to an older generation and introduce it to a new one.

So how is bringing back the Fox X-Men really any different?

Cyclops’ other energy absorption abilities and Nightcrawler’s shadow invisibility.

Like....without optic blasts and teleportation Scott and Kurt are regular dudes. IDK how they gonna face Thunderbolts whose most cast have enhanced stats.

I don't hate X-Men 3 as much as other people do, but it's still not great.