Introduction: The topics discussed or involved in "X-Men 3" are also more profound in comic hero movies. The whole play still revolves around the issue of "how mutants coexist with humans". The mutants are divided into two factions. One is the main and peaceful faction represented by Professor X, who hopes that humans and mutants will coexist peacefully and not to fight; the other is the main battle faction headed by Magneto, which believes in the survival of the strong and bloody battles. in the end. When in this episode humans invented a drug that could "cure" mutants-that is, to destroy their superpowers and turn them into mortals, the conflicts became more intense than the previous two episodes...
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I like Storm the most. Her rich personality is just like her ability to change the weather, and her keen eyes and thoughts are just like choosing the right weather in the right situation. Needless to say the big scene, the protagonist is running ahead, and the flare and cannonballs blooming behind him is not uncommon. Emotional meticulousness also has external reasons in place. But the ending is still the usual style of the USA blockbuster. Magneto’s ability has been controlled, but at the end it can control the metal again. The film comes to an abrupt end. It makes people feel full of imagination and full of associations.
I always think that this is not actually a conflict between humans and mutants, but a conflict between mutants and mutants. But humans acted as a fuse. Because humans are defining mutants, discriminating or wanting to change them. Things must be reversed. The professor who represents the golden mean is dead. Both sides of the contradiction are intensified. The mutants on both sides are working on the so-called positive and negative efforts, and finally they can achieve the goal of harmony again. (＠＿-Think of TVXQ’s new song ＾0＾ pros and cons)
In the crowd, people’s vision of the so-called alien has never been weakened. And constantly thinking about changing them. People always like to use the most normal state to define their situation. In fact, what we really need is a kind of love, to be loved. Of course, it should also include the right to love others. When we don't get the love we deserve, we will doubt and be hostile. In fact, everything goes with the flow, it doesn't matter whether you accept it or not.
The role played by the government in the film is a respectful and self-righteous aspect. Strong and weak. It is a predominant behavior of a strong person. And the person who invented the medicine in the film looked like the people of the world. He felt that the medicine he had researched was the savior and was for the mutants to live a normal life. It's like giving a duck a shot so that it can't swim, and live "normally" on land like a chicken.
In fact, people only need to live happily under their own definition. It's like I think the people of SB, people live their lives according to their own way of life, and live in their own atmosphere and enjoy themselves. Sometimes when I think about it, I am really envious. Because I often feel annoyed by what I think of stupid, and people never think that there is a problem with what I do, and I look persistent. And I was dumbfounded when I saw his behavior that didn't meet my definition. People are really amazing animals. Those who define others are not happy.
I was thinking, if I were a mutant, what choice would I make, whether to continue to be a mutant, or to accept drugs that could become a mortal, because people rarely live for themselves, or live by themselves.
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