come now lads. i can't believe you'd even place Xmen on the same level as Electra.
smh.
come now lads. i can't believe you'd even place Xmen on the same level as Electra.
smh.
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Nah, X-men is sick yea, but come on now, spiderman was pretty deep.
I like the X-Men movies alot more than I do the Spiderman ones but they're both very good series of flicks.
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Hold that.Originally Posted by Jeru
Originally Posted by Strange Fruit
movies wise its the same shit,.
their out to make a quick buck off of a name,
with nothing for the real fans who have spent years waiting for the flicks.
they have no planning or story line,
well they do.. but that throws away everything.. the fan wants to see.
they cater for the ones who dont know much about x men/spiderman/electra
Originally Posted by Jeru
thats not really saying much.
they could have made the spiderman and xmen films ( not to mention the huge amounts of crossovers they could do.. bobby and spidey together!! wtf old skewl styleyyyy)
so much fucking better.,
weak films, that entertain those who are easily entertained.
theirs no depth to any of the comic films ive seen
some1 please name a good one!!
Batman Begins had depth
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x men movies have let me down. There ok but they arent that entertaining to me. Cartoons were more deep. i think they focus to much on effects, the storys are to simple for the X-MEN.
Last edited by Kong; 06-23-2006 at 12:33 PM.
^the cartoons were sick.
X-Men 2 was better than Spiderman 2
but Spider man one was better than x-men 1 and 2
^I might have to agree with you on that one, X-Men 1 is way better then X-Men 2 i think.
Who knows, when The Wolverine movie'll be made?
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