There are spoilers, read carefully. (sniffing, talking about ideas)
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After the change of reversing the future and the rescue of the apocalypse, the X-Men became the heroes in everyone's mouth at that time. In order to prevent the mutants from being maliciously attacked, Professor X finally chose to fight and let the mutants save the damn astronaut captain. As a result, it is understood that Professor X is trying to save face. In other words, as a terrible existence, as long as you have a little problem, you will be sprayed to death by humans. Humans are fascinated and afraid of power. Thank you.
The various frictions between Mystique and the professor stem from "the words are always unclear, how to understand". In order to protect Qin from wanton destruction, setting up a spiritual barrier is also a solution, but it is not recognized by everyone, wtf, it is just a group of people after the fact.
The power of the phoenix is awesome, the rest of you just can't beat it, there is nothing wrong with this setting, and then it becomes a group of people who say this guy is another captain marvel, pull his dick down, captain marvel is weak in front of the phoenix exploded.
Some people say that there is a problem with the time line, the brain has a bar, and the new universe after the reversal of the future has all changed, okay? It has nothing to do with the old version, okay?
After the trolls, talk about the problem of this movie. The introduction of the villain is too simple. I only know that the villain is an alien and can flatten other people's stomachs with one palm. A more complex introduction can impress the audience.
In the end, in general, there are not too many difficult points in the whole process. Basically, there is content that affects the positive development of the plot. The special effects are picturesque, drink a cola, eat a popcorn, and it is delicious.
The entire series is responsible for reversing the future. It cannot be said that the series is the best, but this Dark Phoenix is much better than Apocalypse.
(don't accept any backlash, love you)
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