When Magneto was "demagnetized", facing the scene he created with his own hands, he said in amazement, "What the hell did I do!?" I realized for a while that he was part of Professor X, the only one of them. The difference, of course, is the biggest difference is that Professor X takes into account both the feelings of humans and the feelings of mutants, while Magneto is only extreme for the party represented by his individual. It refers directly to the human beings in today's society who will do whatever they can to continuously seek their own interests.
The "X-Men Prequels" are going to be released this year. I can accept the prequels. If it is the fourth film, then I feel a little bit that they are superfluous. In the end, when Magneto seemed to be able to control the chess pieces again, and when Professor X "resurrected his soul" after the end of the ending song, I was thinking that the director should be contradicting. , who can guarantee that there will be no second peak on the road ahead?
Oh, the contradiction is this thing, admire, admire! I'm conflicted again :)
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