Kudos for briefly acknowledging Brian Singers monstrous nature. You can leave a thread, for interested parties to tug on, without making your content overly political. Keep it up, brothers.
Best to worst: First Class, Logan, Days of Future Past, X-2, X-Men, The Wolverine, X-men 3, X-Men Apocalypse, Origins Wolverine (The last three are so interchangeably bad lol)
First class? I watched it and i didnt think it was that good. It is better than days of future past, but i think days of future past made first class better than it was. Its ur opinion, but i just want to maybe put a thought in ur head. Cause first class would of had no impact. To me it was a long story as to how professor x got crippled. But the movies after really fleshed out everything that was introduced in first class. Still a good movie, just that the whole movie was a training arc for upcoming movies
I saw X2 first in the theater since it was the only movie out after the one I wanted to see was pulled. I then saw 1 on TV and was disappointed with 3.
Seriously? No comic book accurate outfits. I mean the two Fantastic Four movies have the characters in comic book accurate outfits. It's a shame fans never got to Wolverine's yellow spandex on the big screen.
(Sorry, english its not my first languaje) But is it really a sequel to DOFP? I've a heard theories that claims Logan doesnt belong to the "new" timeline, its just an alternate reality of how things could have ended. Even the directors (or Hugh Jackman itself, in a interview a I think?) claimed that the film Logan took place in another timeline. However, I'm with you: the ending of Logan was a depressing. I prefer the one of DOFP because its like a relief in Logan's life after everyting he has lost and suffered.
The X-men movies were such a mixed bag that I have some trouble determining which is the best and the worst. Each of them were fun, exciting, and a let down all in one. I would go with Last Stand as the worst and Days of Future Past as the best.
I think your summary nailed it. Initially the X-Men movies raised the bar, then other movies raised the bar, and X-Men was left behind. It's "Seinfeld isn't funny" syndrome. They were good for their time (well, some of them), the genre just evolved.
@@nachfuden9809 Yeah, except Fox never fully committed when they "pressed the reset button." That wasn't a reboot, it was a prequel, which did more to muddy the timeline than fix any of the other problems plaguing the FoX-Men movies.
@@Thrashman138 Nope. It was a reboot. The producers said so themselves. And they did press the reset button. Before, the movies were a series of gritty sociopolitical thrillers. Nowadays they're superhero movies each with different themes and tones (for example, First Class was a glamorous spy thriller, The Wolverine was a noir movie, Days of Future Past was a time travel adventure, Deadpool was a comedy, Apocalypse was an action movie and Logan was a neo-western). And the timeline isn't that difficult to understand once you understand that the events of X-Men to X-Men Origins were erased.
@@trustinfaith9778 You can call it a reboot all you want, but that doesn't change the fact they kept a lot of story points, character arcs, timelines and even actors in place. You can call a screwdriver a shovel, but it's still a screwdriver. FC wasn't a reboot, it was a prequel. And a sloppy one at that.
First problem I have with this movie is aside from Apocalypse, we really haven’t seen much of this younger group. Jean was in Days of Future Past a little and then was in Apocalypse. So I really don’t care much about her becoming Dark Phoenix. The original movies featured Jean in the first two movies, then killed her, so then her becoming evil in Last Stand at least meant something. Another reason is because Disney bought Fox. We know that the X-Men are going to be brought into the MCU, and based on the MCU track record the movie will likely be great. But we know this movie won’t be part of the MCU. So we just want to get this movie out of the way to get to the MCU.
There is an article about filmmakers that were blacklisted. Brian Singer was on the list. I felt the former x men 1and 2 director was misunderstood. Bohemian Rhapsody was ruined by 20th Century Fox. To matters worse, 20th Century Fox did this to screw over Brian Singer and the rest of cast and crew in order for a new director to over from Singer. Brett Ratner on the hand, was blacklisted after accusations by many females. Brett Ratner's production studio quietly left from Brett Ratner after more accusations occurred in 2018. The latter director, he deserved to be on the blacklisted names. I won't forgive Brett Ratner after what he especially did to Elliot Page in 2006.
The 1st 2 Xmen movies were great. Days of Future Past was interesting. I could easily forget the rest. It's the comment you made about it being an ensemble piece that only focuses on the same 5 characters every time. Professor X and Magneto. Wolverine. Cyclops. Jean Grey. Maybe Beast and Storm. And they desperately avoid the comic book costumes which always ticks me off. Im tired of Superhero movies and TV shows that are too pretentious to let the characters dress like they do in their source material or even use their nicknames. Luke Cage, Daredevil, and Iron Fist were all pretty good for the most part but it felt like theynwere always building to bringing it to the comic roots without ever doing so.
Days of future past and Logan were the best imo. So weird that I didn't know who Deadpool was until the mvc3 game, even though Reynolds played the role before becoming mainstream
15:08 and I can’t wait to see that the X-men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that’s definitely what we fans hav always wanted seriously at this point the X-men franchise has just become a “who even cares” scenario now
I had fond memories of the Fox X-men films but when you lay them out one at a time, there were probably only a couple that were any good. The ones i loved were Xmen 2, Logan, Days of Future Past, and First Class. The others were either mediocre or straight up bad.
Yeah, I enjoyed the films and I'm not forgetting them anytime soon. I just want New Mutants. Also more screen time of Nightcrawler. It's funny how the closest adaptation that gets the uttter weirdness of the comics is Legion.
I was always a bit annoyed that the directors of the Xmovies down played the comic book outfits. With a good costume designer they could have made them work similar to the MCU and DCEU costumes. I personally never thought I would take an Aquaman or Captain America suit seriously.
I don't see how any of the MCU films are remotely better than the likes of "Logan" or "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in terms of quality storytelling since I often feel like the attempts at crowd pleasing a lot of the time hinders storytelling potential for a lot of their films from being close to "Logan" or "The Dark Knight" in terms of what is considered to be "great cinema" with a couple of exceptions here and there. It doesn't a lot of them back films per say, just films that are servicable with a very "flash in the pan" or "been there, done that" like feel. Same with "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in terms of its ambition and risks to a degree. For example, I hear both "Logan" and "Black Panther" get labelled as "the next Dark Knight" label that critics and fans online. "Logan" is a film that actually takes risks and develops its themes in a subversive way despite never really treating itself or by others as some self-important film, "Black Panther" is treated like some important film and even acts kind of important with the topic it tries to tackle, but plays itself way too safe since it feels the need to follow the MCU checklist with a lot of topics merely being lip-service to what is a pretty standard MCU film with African window dressing. Hell if anything "Black Panther" should have at least took notes from the likes of "Iron Man 3" or "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" in terms of handling its politics. At least those films did take some risks in terms of the MCU formula in order to benefits its political themes whether it is risks of expectations with "Iron Man 3" or risks in the grand status quo in "The Winter Soldier", "Black Panther" kind of feels a bit too safe for me.
I There’s no proper world building or character development on the X-Men movies. They haven’t earned any great moments. The MCU started out pretty small with Iron Man, gradually building towards a greater universe film by film. Characters go through better changes than any of the characters in the X-Men Fox universe and each movie has the hero not only struggle against a villain, but their own inner demons. I’m not gonna go so far and say that the MCU movies are these “deep” and “thought-provoking”, but they don’t really need to be. They still tell compelling stories with great characters that other movies do.
I I have seen the X-Men films and there’s very little character growth in all of them. Logan and Charles are the only ones with significant arcs, while the rest are relegated to supporting roles. Magneto keeps changing from villain to hero so many times that it’s become annoying. In the MCU, every hero has their own arc and goes through tremendous development while still keeping SOME familiar traits.
Logan is my favorite out of the bunch but overall I would say no......I do think some of the films had some really good qualities about them but they also missed on alot of the aspects that make xmen the xmen namely....the team focus and true interpersonal relationships outside of professor x and magneto and a few others.....the sci fi element are also way underplayed........I do prefer the use of humor in the fox movies over the mcu which I think tends to overdo it with jokes at times almost like there scared to let the audience go to long feeling other emotions without inserting a joke to cut the tension or drama.....I suspect when the mcu movies start while I will like many things about them there might be some aspects that fox is better at.....a shared universe has its strengths and weaknesses imo.
The first two were good in terms of what we had at the moment, movies don't necessarily need to age perfectly to be considered good, they need to be reviewed with their context in mind
Aside from Logan, each of these movies are deeply flawed, but most have some iconic scenes. Logan's bar scene in X-Men, Stryker hinting at Logan's past in X2 was great, and Professor X shown as being flawed in X3 are a few examples. I hope MCU reboots these, but I don't know how they will ever live up to the casting of the original series.
I loved the series in all it's good outings But tbh, as a sincere fun of the X Men comics and brand I can't wait to see them adapted to the big screen as they should in the MCU . Great video! Maybe next time go over the doomed FF films😥
If nostalgia is the only thing telling convincing you to stay or that something is good, then no amount of searching for the bright side can help. I learned that from Naruto. If you have to force yourself to watch it, or argue why it's not bad, then it's probably bad. It took me watching Apocalypse 3 times to realize how bad it actually was. I don't even try anymore. I'm still surprised that Dark Phoenix will actually meet its release date. The only reason I even think about X-Men anymore is because of Deadpool, Logan, and New Mutants. The X-Men franchise is dead. But it's evolving into the X-Force. And now we may get the Avengers vs X-Men we may not have expected. The death of James Howlett (lol) signified the death of the X-Men franchise we're used to. But it will be revived by Deadpool and Cable and I am here for that!
I thought the only good x-men movies were x-men 1 x-men 2 x-men United x-men first class x-men days of the future past the wolverine and Logan that’s about it.
Psylocke was my favorite character as a kid, and I fucking loved Olivia Munn back in the day. Like, how could they fuck that up so badly in such a shitty movie.
“Bad person” really? I mean, of course they’re creeps but that’s really unnecessary to point it out in a movie review. You’re reviewing the movies themselves, not the makers. You don’t need to feel guilty enjoying good/great movies just because they were made by creeps. Taking that into account, probably we shouldn’t enjoy ANY movies at all since I doubt most studio heads are pristine
The X-Men movies were great for their time and there still enjoyable by today’s standards(Except Origins and apocalypse). But future films really need to mix things up. Before that though let’s get some good Fantastic Four movies.
I think that first class, days of future past and logan are great. I enjoy the wolverine but agree that the last act really lets it down. X1 and X2 are important for the superhero genre but definitely of their time.
random question and still new to xmen lore and fandom but i sort of thought days of future past is considered the best xmen story, is dark phoenix better? or is this all just subjective
I agree with you about which ones sucked and which ones were pretty good. But I must say I have much more faith in Disney with the characters then I did with fox. Also have to mention, is that the Adventures of Batman and Robin SEGA game music for the outro?
The only ones I think are really good are Logan, First Class and Days of Future Past. There rest are either bad or just meh. I think the first two are kind of boring. I don't even like X2. There is no excuse for the costumes, having magneto in every movie (not the wolverine ones), not having other (good) memorable villains (seriously, no mister sinister?)
I feel like no hype for it and I don’t know anybody who has some sort of hype for it either. Endgame kind of sucked all the Marvel/Comicbook hype from people I know and myself
you should checkout the show Doom Patrol from DC.. I think it's really good and original but also weird.. they're like X-Men but with disabilities, and according to comic book history they existed before the X-Men comic. usually rather a Marvel fan, but this one is an exception!
xmen movies were great the actors choices only problem was one character focus jubilee aka rogue who was awful lol. x3 the scene where professor dies was purely epic. I'll miss the xmen the storylines were just adult, the Disney universe is just child like in comparison. the only problem with xmen was they went cheaper on the fx. the deadpool series was the only one that took the fx focus and added the adult story. the director of the first deadpool should have been given the reins of the mainline story. seriously does anyone think Disney could have made a deadpool, it was hard for fox but they were edgy and deadpool is kinda fox' established style already. best example of character differences is quicksilver fox casted better and made the character deeper more realistic and fun. Disney used alot of fx but the character is just basic run of the mill power rangers esq depth. the true only savior of the universe was RDJ he added the depth and brought the style to the whole mcu. starlord and most of the movies popular characters use part of RDJ stark persona to get by. lastly look at spiderman Disney casted perfectly, but took all of the depth out of the story spiderman has literally no reason to be spiderman or no depth at all his life is the life of angel grove power rangers. the comic book effects get thing by but no depth no seriousness at all. same goes for starwars they killed all the interesting parts by offering a mass excepted vanilla mash of a story.
Were they good?
Well yes, but actually no
Kudos for briefly acknowledging Brian Singers monstrous nature. You can leave a thread, for interested parties to tug on, without making your content overly political. Keep it up, brothers.
This times 1,000.
The series as whole had its moments . Love the first two. First class, Days of Future Past, and Logan
Best to worst: First Class, Logan, Days of Future Past, X-2, X-Men, The Wolverine, X-men 3, X-Men Apocalypse, Origins Wolverine
(The last three are so interchangeably bad lol)
First class? I watched it and i didnt think it was that good. It is better than days of future past, but i think days of future past made first class better than it was. Its ur opinion, but i just want to maybe put a thought in ur head. Cause first class would of had no impact. To me it was a long story as to how professor x got crippled. But the movies after really fleshed out everything that was introduced in first class. Still a good movie, just that the whole movie was a training arc for upcoming movies
If you count the Wolverine solo films then you also have to include the Deadpool films, other than that I agree
Without a doubt Logan is the best then my second has to be days of future past great movies
Personally I think First Class trumps Days of Future Past.
a civil conversation! how incredible!
The “best” Ximena movies were x2 days of future past First class and Logan
The best thing to come out of Origins was the game
Game was sooooo good dude
Logan is one of my all time favorite movies period.
To bad the actor is getting too old. He was the perfect fit for the role
@@billy-waynejeffcoat4828 agreed
X2, First Class and Logan are GREAT.
X-Men and Days of Future Past are good
Everything else sort of falls off a cliff after that
Apocalypse is t r a s h
I as per Wills rules I ignored both Deadpools
X-Men Origins Wolverine is the worst X-Men movie.
Dark Phoenix: Hold my beer.
The best part of the entire X-Men series was in the deleted scene where they teased wolverine yellow costume.
I right and Superman should not wear a red cape and Batman should kill people. You’re wrong.
Why do you think the Marvel cinematic universe works so good.
Dark Phoenix looks pretty good. It's the first Xmen film I'm going to watch in theaters since first class
I'm sorry, I can feel your disappointment.
I saw X2 first in the theater since it was the only movie out after the one I wanted to see was pulled. I then saw 1 on TV and was disappointed with 3.
Griffnix Dat Nightcrawler scene doe 😏
No, but they were good enough for the time.
Seriously? No comic book accurate outfits. I mean the two Fantastic Four movies have the characters in comic book accurate outfits. It's a shame fans never got to Wolverine's yellow spandex on the big screen.
I'm so ready for this series to get an ACTUAL reboot.
I love your username.
I find Logan to just be overly depressing. I’d rather stick with the ending of Days of Future Past as the End of the story.
(Sorry, english its not my first languaje)
But is it really a sequel to DOFP?
I've a heard theories that claims Logan doesnt belong to the "new" timeline, its just an alternate reality of how things could have ended.
Even the directors (or Hugh Jackman itself, in a interview a I think?) claimed that the film Logan took place in another timeline.
However, I'm with you: the ending of Logan was a depressing. I prefer the one of DOFP because its like a relief in Logan's life after everyting he has lost and suffered.
wulf den : Were the X-men films ever actually good?
me : no
The X-men movies were such a mixed bag that I have some trouble determining which is the best and the worst. Each of them were fun, exciting, and a let down all in one. I would go with Last Stand as the worst and Days of Future Past as the best.
I think your summary nailed it. Initially the X-Men movies raised the bar, then other movies raised the bar, and X-Men was left behind. It's "Seinfeld isn't funny" syndrome. They were good for their time (well, some of them), the genre just evolved.
Well said.
Then it's a good thing the movies evolved with the genre when Fox pressed the reset button with FC and brought the franchise to the 2010's.
@@nachfuden9809 Yeah, except Fox never fully committed when they "pressed the reset button." That wasn't a reboot, it was a prequel, which did more to muddy the timeline than fix any of the other problems plaguing the FoX-Men movies.
@@Thrashman138 Nope. It was a reboot. The producers said so themselves. And they did press the reset button. Before, the movies were a series of gritty sociopolitical thrillers. Nowadays they're superhero movies each with different themes and tones (for example, First Class was a glamorous spy thriller, The Wolverine was a noir movie, Days of Future Past was a time travel adventure, Deadpool was a comedy, Apocalypse was an action movie and Logan was a neo-western). And the timeline isn't that difficult to understand once you understand that the events of X-Men to X-Men Origins were erased.
@@trustinfaith9778 You can call it a reboot all you want, but that doesn't change the fact they kept a lot of story points, character arcs, timelines and even actors in place. You can call a screwdriver a shovel, but it's still a screwdriver. FC wasn't a reboot, it was a prequel. And a sloppy one at that.
First problem I have with this movie is aside from Apocalypse, we really haven’t seen much of this younger group. Jean was in Days of Future Past a little and then was in Apocalypse. So I really don’t care much about her becoming Dark Phoenix. The original movies featured Jean in the first two movies, then killed her, so then her becoming evil in Last Stand at least meant something.
Another reason is because Disney bought Fox. We know that the X-Men are going to be brought into the MCU, and based on the MCU track record the movie will likely be great. But we know this movie won’t be part of the MCU. So we just want to get this movie out of the way to get to the MCU.
There is an article about filmmakers that were blacklisted. Brian Singer was on the list. I felt the former x men 1and 2 director was misunderstood. Bohemian Rhapsody was ruined by 20th Century Fox. To matters worse, 20th Century Fox did this to screw over Brian Singer and the rest of cast and crew in order for a new director to over from Singer. Brett Ratner on the hand, was blacklisted after accusations by many females. Brett Ratner's production studio quietly left from Brett Ratner after more accusations occurred in 2018. The latter director, he deserved to be on the blacklisted names. I won't forgive Brett Ratner after what he especially did to Elliot Page in 2006.
The 1st 2 Xmen movies were great. Days of Future Past was interesting. I could easily forget the rest.
It's the comment you made about it being an ensemble piece that only focuses on the same 5 characters every time. Professor X and Magneto. Wolverine. Cyclops. Jean Grey. Maybe Beast and Storm. And they desperately avoid the comic book costumes which always ticks me off. Im tired of Superhero movies and TV shows that are too pretentious to let the characters dress like they do in their source material or even use their nicknames. Luke Cage, Daredevil, and Iron Fist were all pretty good for the most part but it felt like theynwere always building to bringing it to the comic roots without ever doing so.
God the first Wolverine movie was bad haha
Days of future past and Logan were the best imo. So weird that I didn't know who Deadpool was until the mvc3 game, even though Reynolds played the role before becoming mainstream
15:08 and I can’t wait to see that the X-men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that’s definitely what we fans hav always wanted seriously at this point the X-men franchise has just become a “who even cares” scenario now
Yes.
Watched the entire run this past month and it actually held up a lot better than I expected
I had fond memories of the Fox X-men films but when you lay them out one at a time, there were probably only a couple that were any good. The ones i loved were Xmen 2, Logan, Days of Future Past, and First Class.
The others were either mediocre or straight up bad.
Yeah, I enjoyed the films and I'm not forgetting them anytime soon. I just want New Mutants. Also more screen time of Nightcrawler.
It's funny how the closest adaptation that gets the uttter weirdness of the comics is Legion.
Dark Phoenix is gonna be sick!
I was always a bit annoyed that the directors of the Xmovies down played the comic book outfits. With a good costume designer they could have made them work similar to the MCU and DCEU costumes. I personally never thought I would take an Aquaman or Captain America suit seriously.
I don't see how any of the MCU films are remotely better than the likes of "Logan" or "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in terms of quality storytelling since I often feel like the attempts at crowd pleasing a lot of the time hinders storytelling potential for a lot of their films from being close to "Logan" or "The Dark Knight" in terms of what is considered to be "great cinema" with a couple of exceptions here and there. It doesn't a lot of them back films per say, just films that are servicable with a very "flash in the pan" or "been there, done that" like feel. Same with "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in terms of its ambition and risks to a degree.
For example, I hear both "Logan" and "Black Panther" get labelled as "the next Dark Knight" label that critics and fans online. "Logan" is a film that actually takes risks and develops its themes in a subversive way despite never really treating itself or by others as some self-important film, "Black Panther" is treated like some important film and even acts kind of important with the topic it tries to tackle, but plays itself way too safe since it feels the need to follow the MCU checklist with a lot of topics merely being lip-service to what is a pretty standard MCU film with African window dressing.
Hell if anything "Black Panther" should have at least took notes from the likes of "Iron Man 3" or "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" in terms of handling its politics. At least those films did take some risks in terms of the MCU formula in order to benefits its political themes whether it is risks of expectations with "Iron Man 3" or risks in the grand status quo in "The Winter Soldier", "Black Panther" kind of feels a bit too safe for me.
I No it isn’t. The X-Men movies are pretentious, even the good ones.
I There’s no proper world building or character development on the X-Men movies. They haven’t earned any great moments.
The MCU started out pretty small with Iron Man, gradually building towards a greater universe film by film. Characters go through better changes than any of the characters in the X-Men Fox universe and each movie has the hero not only struggle against a villain, but their own inner demons. I’m not gonna go so far and say that the MCU movies are these “deep” and “thought-provoking”, but they don’t really need to be. They still tell compelling stories with great characters that other movies do.
I I have seen the X-Men films and there’s very little character growth in all of them.
Logan and Charles are the only ones with significant arcs, while the rest are relegated to supporting roles. Magneto keeps changing from villain to hero so many times that it’s become annoying.
In the MCU, every hero has their own arc and goes through tremendous development while still keeping SOME familiar traits.
I According to you, having a different opinion about the X-Men films means that I haven’t seen them? That makes no sense.
I I. Have. Seen. The. Movies.
Logan is my favorite out of the bunch but overall I would say no......I do think some of the films had some really good qualities about them but they also missed on alot of the aspects that make xmen the xmen namely....the team focus and true interpersonal relationships outside of professor x and magneto and a few others.....the sci fi element are also way underplayed........I do prefer the use of humor in the fox movies over the mcu which I think tends to overdo it with jokes at times almost like there scared to let the audience go to long feeling other emotions without inserting a joke to cut the tension or drama.....I suspect when the mcu movies start while I will like many things about them there might be some aspects that fox is better at.....a shared universe has its strengths and weaknesses imo.
The first two were good in terms of what we had at the moment, movies don't necessarily need to age perfectly to be considered good, they need to be reviewed with their context in mind
Aside from Logan, each of these movies are deeply flawed, but most have some iconic scenes. Logan's bar scene in X-Men, Stryker hinting at Logan's past in X2 was great, and Professor X shown as being flawed in X3 are a few examples. I hope MCU reboots these, but I don't know how they will ever live up to the casting of the original series.
What about "The Gifted" and "Legion"? Aren't they part of this franchise? Can you do a supplementary video on the live action TV show X-Men?
I see Rocketeer on your "Never watched" list. Please change this.
I’ve never watched them, so no problem with the series ending.
We just need more movies like logan from the x men franchise. Logan is fucking amazing
3:42 I don't really care! I felt really bad for Bryan Singer.
How is there a Godzilla movie coming out in 2 days and I'm just now finding out about it?
Idk have you been living under a rock? It looks great
OOOOOOOO...
I have friend that would KILL over that title.
I loved X-Men Apocalypse lol, it could just be because Nightcrawler is my favorite X-Men but it was a very entertaining movie!
I loved the series in all it's good outings
But tbh, as a sincere fun of the X Men comics and brand I can't wait to see them adapted to the big screen as they should in the MCU .
Great video! Maybe next time go over the doomed FF films😥
If nostalgia is the only thing telling convincing you to stay or that something is good, then no amount of searching for the bright side can help. I learned that from Naruto. If you have to force yourself to watch it, or argue why it's not bad, then it's probably bad. It took me watching Apocalypse 3 times to realize how bad it actually was. I don't even try anymore. I'm still surprised that Dark Phoenix will actually meet its release date. The only reason I even think about X-Men anymore is because of Deadpool, Logan, and New Mutants.
The X-Men franchise is dead. But it's evolving into the X-Force. And now we may get the Avengers vs X-Men we may not have expected. The death of James Howlett (lol) signified the death of the X-Men franchise we're used to. But it will be revived by Deadpool and Cable and I am here for that!
I thought the only good x-men movies were x-men 1 x-men 2 x-men United x-men first class x-men days of the future past the wolverine and Logan that’s about it.
I guess I must be stupid because I think Wolverine Origins is an amazing movie, it and Logan are my 2 fav X-Men movies.
Psylocke was my favorite character as a kid, and I fucking loved Olivia Munn back in the day. Like, how could they fuck that up so badly in such a shitty movie.
This franchise was probably one of the biggest hit or misses, in my opinion.
No, 2 good moments, quicksilver... thats it. Want some good superhero movies? The Avengers
God the X-Men movies are so trash
@@ipetloudog Yup
Are there some long Smeagol looking locks hiding under that hat?
I LOVE the films! I dont really care for their ties to like their stories and stuff, I just enjoy each film as they are.
yes - end of discussion
It’s actually a shame dark Phoenix did bad cause it had a lot of potential
I thought the first wolverine was WAY better then the second. I couldn't even finish the 2nd.
“Bad person” really? I mean, of course they’re creeps but that’s really unnecessary to point it out in a movie review. You’re reviewing the movies themselves, not the makers. You don’t need to feel guilty enjoying good/great movies just because they were made by creeps. Taking that into account, probably we shouldn’t enjoy ANY movies at all since I doubt most studio heads are pristine
The X-Men movies were great for their time and there still enjoyable by today’s standards(Except Origins and apocalypse). But future films really need to mix things up. Before that though let’s get some good Fantastic Four movies.
No. They had good moments and good ideas, but overall bad execution.
Hard agree there.
@I This is absolutely the weirdest reply anyone could possibly make.
@I Your subjective opinion and that silly non-sequitur about Star Wars are not objective truth. Take your butthurt elsewhere.
@I Those are all fine opinions to have, but your fanboy delusion is showing. Painfully so.
@I lol k thx
Logan is in my top 3 movies of all time, but sadly I could care less about the rest of them
I think that first class, days of future past and logan are great. I enjoy the wolverine but agree that the last act really lets it down. X1 and X2 are important for the superhero genre but definitely of their time.
random question and still new to xmen lore and fandom but i sort of thought days of future past is considered the best xmen story, is dark phoenix better? or is this all just subjective
I agree with you about which ones sucked and which ones were pretty good. But I must say I have much more faith in Disney with the characters then I did with fox.
Also have to mention, is that the Adventures of Batman and Robin SEGA game music for the outro?
I liked apocalypse 🤷🏻♀️
Will you should do a video on the spawn comics, show and movie!!!!
Awesome video!
Always wanted to get into watching/reading the x-men but haven’t been able to yet hopefully soon
Great video well done
X Men movie weren't great they were like giving meat to the the person who had never eaten
(Lol btw That idiom was created by me)
Logan is the best Marvel film to date.
Short answer, no.
Long answer, noooooooooooooooooo.
What did Bryan Singer do?
The only good X-Men movies were X-Men3 and Wolverine:Origins. Everything else was garbage, except for those two.
I liked wolverine origins and xmen days of futures past
You skipped deadpool
The only ones I think are really good are Logan, First Class and Days of Future Past. There rest are either bad or just meh. I think the first two are kind of boring. I don't even like X2.
There is no excuse for the costumes, having magneto in every movie (not the wolverine ones), not having other (good) memorable villains (seriously, no mister sinister?)
I agree with everything in this video
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I feel like no hype for it and I don’t know anybody who has some sort of hype for it either. Endgame kind of sucked all the Marvel/Comicbook hype from people I know and myself
Great vid
Were the X-Men films ever actually good?
Answer: Yes!
Not really.
I have never seen any comic book movie that I would consider to be good.
you should checkout the show Doom Patrol from DC.. I think it's really good and original but also weird.. they're like X-Men but with disabilities, and according to comic book history they existed before the X-Men comic. usually rather a Marvel fan, but this one is an exception!
All the show is really good and sidewalk is my favorite character PS I'm a Marvel fan boy and a DC fan boy
xmen movies were great the actors choices only problem was one character focus jubilee aka rogue who was awful lol.
x3 the scene where professor dies was purely epic.
I'll miss the xmen the storylines were just adult, the Disney universe is just child like in comparison. the only problem with xmen was they went cheaper on the fx. the deadpool series was the only one that took the fx focus and added the adult story. the director of the first deadpool should have been given the reins of the mainline story. seriously does anyone think Disney could have made a deadpool, it was hard for fox but they were edgy and deadpool is kinda fox' established style already.
best example of character differences is quicksilver fox casted better and made the character deeper more realistic and fun. Disney used alot of fx but the character is just basic run of the mill power rangers esq depth. the true only savior of the universe was RDJ he added the depth and brought the style to the whole mcu. starlord and most of the movies popular characters use part of RDJ stark persona to get by.
lastly look at spiderman Disney casted perfectly, but took all of the depth out of the story spiderman has literally no reason to be spiderman or no depth at all his life is the life of angel grove power rangers. the comic book effects get thing by but no depth no seriousness at all. same goes for starwars they killed all the interesting parts by offering a mass excepted vanilla mash of a story.
Wowie wow. I'm here early
Who else is taking a fat dump right now?
Origins wolverine sucks, but the wolverine was just plain boring.
Love the shirt
I need a fantastic 4 video and your ideas for the marvel controlled new one
I thought they all sucked except for first class and days of Future past was ok
First 2 yes. The third was a mess.
No.
What's the 6th tier in that tiermaker list?
never watched
8:16 Don't care!
X-2 is the best of them, change my mind
I First Class was more emotional
Most of them are good.
You're seriously asking? Yes! Of course they were good. Some of them are even brilliant.
No.
There I saved you 18 minutes.
Those films are trash and if you do like them, you're shitting on my childhood.
No
logan is the only good X-men film the rest was trash