I heard that the director was shocked after watching "Inception", tore up the script, and started anew. Finally, the PG13 boy comic story of the X-Men was finally told alive to a dark joke for the youth. This should be the most serious Marvel adaptation film I have ever seen.
Similar to "Watchmen", the world view of "X-Men: Lesson One" is set in the context of the Cold War, and the big event that drives the plot is the famous Cuban Missile Crisis.
Of course, the real proposition put forward by the director is consistent with the whole series: how do different races survive together? Is the relationship between mutants and humans a life-and-death? Harmonious coexistence or Darwinism, do humans and mutants have the right to make a choice on this issue?
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1. Director, you are too cheating, English, French, German, Spanish and Russian appeared in the movie, the subtitles I watched It's still TM Dutch. . . Are you trying to kill me? ?
2. There was no Stinger at the end of the movie. Did Fox make a mistake? . . I watched Cast&Crew for 10 minutes! ! ! No wonder you can't fight Warner Bros.! ! !
3. James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are a perfect combination. . . No explanation
4. Professor X was patronizing the relationship with Magneto, so the emotional clues between him and Moira did not develop at all, so the ending separation was not sensational enough, which was a bit disappointing.
5. Hugh Jackman and Rebecca Romijn made guest appearances for a few seconds respectively.
6. Like all Hollywood movies, the movie seems to have run out of money in the end. The Boss battle did not appear in the anticipated explosive explosion scene, and Professor X was paralyzed and not thrilling enough.
7. The theme song of the movie is Take That's Love Love, which is very nice.
8. I wonder if this episode will be the beginning of a new trilogy. I've got the names of the sequels: "X-Men: End of Class" and "X-Men: Skip of Class".
9. Hope to see the X-Men appear in the Avenger movie version one day. . . Can Nian. . .
The last time
it hurts: If one evening many years ago, you took out the VCD from the disc player as I did, and imagined the past and present life of Professor X and Magneto. Then, I hope you know that back then. The seed of fantasy has bloomed a stunning flower.
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