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The last several pages of this thread, I believe, are why comic books have such a horrid reputation in modern American society. It's bordered on rude, some of the back and forth, in my opinion. Comics are an evolving storyline medium. Characters are created by one or a few folks, and...

I agree with many of the comments about the direction. As soon as the director changes (on X3 or X4 or whenever), we're back to "hope it doesn't suck" land. Or as another put it, hoping it's one of the "few gifted hands". Here's hoping FOX doesn't get a hack when Singer moves on to scratch...

(sigh) It would shatter the delicate balance of suspension-of-disbelief that audiences are CLEARY enjoying with the movies, as currently crafted, to put them in matching or thematic BRIGHTLY COLORED SUITS. No color. No neon, no bright, no abnormal, nothing that makes them blare and scream...

Uh, Logan and Scott's exchange in the first movie settles the "uniform" issue very clearly. Logan "You actually go out in these?" Scott "What would you prefer . . . Yellow Spandex?" There will be no yellow spandex. They have uniforms, the black leather bodysuits. That's enough, and they...

I think you're missing the point to say X2 is about 'gay'. It's about being different. Not about gay. Nor smart or dumb, black or white, big or little, whatever. It's about not fitting in and not being like the mainstream, the norms, the commonly seen. It includes your specific reaction...

The best part of X3 or the spinoff movie, however they do it, is no Halle Berry.

X-Men 2 is breathtaking. The series theme has been retained, and used powerfully for the characters and the story. The imagery Singer chooses throughout the film is at turns clever, subtle, funny, and thoughtful. He 'juggles' the characters on-screen well as a director, and draws some...