Of those American movies with superpowers as the protagonist, the X-Men is my favorite. Why?
1. Like "Spiderman" and "Dare Man", relying on unintentional superpowers, I can't be convinced;
2. "Superman" is too perfect, it feels like a god, and cannot be loved. , The love I am talking about is of course the kind of love between men and women in a narrow sense;
3. "Batman", let alone, there is no super power at all, only high technology.
However, for this series of movies, it can overload the first two episodes anyway, which makes people feel that the plot is very far-fetched.
In the last episode, when the Phoenix girl (oh, she didn’t know that she was called Phoenix girl, but she was just gold) gave up her life to save everyone, the audience understood that she would be resurrected, and as expected, she was resurrected and became a A BOSS-type killer with a double personality, wild eyes, red hair, and her face is so pale that she doesn't look like a real person.
The death of the professor also made room for a new generation of leading figures, and Storm and Wing Steel Wolf became the leaders of the new generation of X-Men. But the storm’s love scene for the Golden Steel Wolf is too clichéd. Why does a play always like to arrange, the women like a man, and the men like a woman?
Let me talk about some of the places in the movie that made my husband and I more irritating:
1. When the Golden Steel Wolf finally fought with the Phoenix woman, it would be nice if the scale could be bigger. Whatever the case, we should give the audience who bought the tickets a naked back. Bar.
2. Thunder Hammer was defeated by his own superpowers. Of course, he didn't know why he lost his superpowers for a moment.
3. Harry Berry's figure is really nothing to say, but the hair style is really not very good, and in this episode she has become a woman who likes to discuss life with the Golden Steel Wolf, no wonder the old wolf can't love her.
4. There is also the transformation girl. I suspect that she is Magneto's lover, otherwise Magneto will abandon her after becoming a normal person, and her eyes will not be so bitter. But my imagination has gone stale again. I really want to ask, if she is really Magneto's lover, how would she face Magneto as she is? Or should Magneto have a new feeling a day, and being with a woman is as good as being with hundreds of women?
There are many loopholes in the plot setting of the entire movie. Of course, entertainment movies are like this. Don't take it too seriously when you watch it. This kind of movie is nothing more than looking at the scenes and special effects. As long as the plot is not too unreliable.
Magneto’s final loss of ability is not clear. It is estimated that a sequel can be made, because when he is playing chess, the chess pieces have the feeling of moving, then the sequel will be shot again, the professor can definitely be resurrected, and there is a foreshadowing in this episode, professor When I taught the children, I said that one person’s soul, including superpowers, can be attached to another person. The resurrection of Magneto King can be said to be because the antidote can only make the superpower disappear for a period of time, and then regain it after a period of time. In this way, wouldn't the Transformed Girl also have a role? Of course, this is all my husband and I guess.
My favorite of the X-Men series is the second one. The plot and logic are the best. Although there is a big shift at the end of this episode, the audience’s vision has already given Hollywood’s various blockbusters a bit of aesthetic impact. Tired, so nothing to be amazing.
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