... But I don't know much about Marvel Comics and I don't know much about the movie, so I only remember Wolverine and Storm. After watching the first battle, it can be seen that the system of the entire X world is slowly forming, and there is an epic feeling.
The narrative of the mutants is very objective. They are not superheroes, not even heroes, they have genetically mutated traits that are different from ordinary people. Like the one who ate the Devil Fruit in One Piece. But some of them are inferior, some are conceited, but they generally think that they are different from humans. They try to hide themselves, try to integrate into the society, and when they find the indifference or even hatred in the society, some start to escape, some start to degenerate, and even more photographable, they start to take revenge.
X men, in fact, represents a lot of people, think about whether you have had strange thoughts about the people around you. When some people come from different races, different regions, have different beliefs, or value orientations, what is our first reaction? In fact, it is very difficult to achieve equality, peace and tolerance.
There have been too many tragedies in history to answer the question of race. It turns out that sometimes many original sins in human nature are terrifying engines of sin. We should warn, control, and take warning. In the beginning, people are inherently different.
None of us have the right to comment on anyone or anything different from us. The planet on which we live has embraced and accepted all creatures, all history and future for hundreds of millions of years. In the face of such greatness, how dare we claim to be superior.
In the end, McAvoy is too coquettish. great.
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