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Great opening sequence, with Nightcrawler. The Phoenix thing was obvious to me as soon as I saw Jean Grey having a telepathic spasm. The fire in her eyes later proved my theory. Shaba.
Kind of slowed down at points, not enough action. More violent, though, with Wolverine slicing and dicing soldiers, heh.
Some pretty funny stuff, like when Mystique was flipping off the guards. Thought the "dam's about to blow" lasted too long, seemed to last the entire end of the film. "Oh no, the dam's gonna blow.... in half an hour!"
Decent ending, but why didn't Ice Man freeze the water, or Storm? I assume the prof was too out of it to help. Why did Jean have to live the jet, she could've done it from inside. I understand WHY they had her do it, but no real reason other than "She made a choice" was given.
Anyway, good film, enjoyed it. Not quite the amazing piece of cinema I was expecting, but I still have The Matrix for that.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Great opening sequence, with Nightcrawler. The Phoenix thing was
> obvious to me as soon as I saw Jean Grey having a telepathic spasm.
> The fire in her eyes later proved my theory. Shaba.
Oh, and the OUTLINE OF THE PHOENIX at the end...
> Decent ending, but why didn't Ice Man freeze the water, or Storm?
Storm just changes the weather, if she made it cold enough to freeze water she'd probably freeze herself.
> Why did Jean have to live
> the jet, she could've done it from inside.
That's my main issue with it.
Great opening sequence, with Nightcrawler. The Phoenix thing was obvious to me as soon as I saw Jean Grey having a telepathic spasm. The fire in her eyes later proved my theory. Shaba.
Kind of slowed down at points, not enough action. More violent, though, with Wolverine slicing and dicing soldiers, heh.
Some pretty funny stuff, like when Mystique was flipping off the guards. Thought the "dam's about to blow" lasted too long, seemed to last the entire end of the film. "Oh no, the dam's gonna blow.... in half an hour!"
Decent ending, but why didn't Ice Man freeze the water, or Storm? I assume the prof was too out of it to help. Why did Jean have to live the jet, she could've done it from inside. I understand WHY they had her do it, but no real reason other than "She made a choice" was given.
Anyway, good film, enjoyed it. Not quite the amazing piece of cinema I was expecting, but I still have The Matrix for that.