I was pretty happy with what Singer did to them, but I’d really like to see a Mojo storyline under Blomkamp’s direction.

The only part of that battle I liked was when Iceman was fighting Pyro. Other than that it felt uninspired. Especially the part where Magneto is throwing cars and Pyro is igniting them. I was like “really, that’s the best thing you can come up with your powers to attack them?”

President Trump has to offset all those bunless Filet-O-Fishes, so naturally, he cuts calories by guzzling 144 ounces of Diet Coke per day. Jesus Christ.

The “cure” kind of damaged the message of the previous films and the series. The idea that a person can choose to ‘not be a mutant’ destroys the analogy and symbolism of mutants being a marginized group in society that is discriminated against.

I can’t find the interview (the movie came out a long time ago) but I remember reading an interview with at least one producer and a writer who said that it was supposed to be “the end” of the series. I believe Wolverine: Origins was in preproduction at the time, but they intended X-3 to be the end of that ‘story’ or…

I don’t know, X-3 was pretty horrible and they kind of poo poo’d on a lot of the already established themes and ideas of the first two movies. Plus it basically said “screw you” to audiences who wanted to see sentinels, instead turning them into a cut-away scene in the Danger Room. That’s not to mention the disservice…

I saw a similar article and I told all the grandparents “no toys” for Christmas. They can give clothes, and other things (my kids are really into art supplies), but not toys. Too many year they’ve received toys that get forgotten about after a couple of weeks of play.

You hit it right on the nose, well said.

I understand “Frozen” hate, it’s a terrible move with terrible messages (let’s lock up your child and not prepare her or help her deal with it)...

#AndIthoughttheysmelledbadontheoutside

Speaking as a white male:

Law is pretty clear subject. It not “agree to disagree” situation.

The Zebo the Clown episode scared the jebus out of me when I was a kid. I wasn’t ever afraid clowns until that episode.

You really don’t want to like this movie, don’t you. Well don’t worry, there’s at least fifty of you guys on the internet who won’t see it. Enjoy staying at home.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout “Save us!”... and I’ll look down and whisper “No.”

I’m pretty sure most sprinkler systems don’t spray constantly, and as we saw it got rid of the demi-dogs briefly but by the time Bob was there the sprinklers were off and they were back walking around the ground floor.

I thought the point of it was that they were vampires living in a flat together as roommates.