AtomicHyperbole wrote:Or the fact he looks like an actual dickhead. As in having a penis helmet shaped head.
Hermanator X wrote:Doc Holliday wrote:You want to talk continuity errors? Right, then lets talk - in X3 with the exception of "ItsDAYnowitsNIGHT" everyones quibbles really are quite individual and personal - not the sort of glaring UNIVERSAL errors like Affleck repeating the same line after defeating Kingpin....or the ball he goes to being in July on one invite....and then in August about four shots later. And so on and so on.
I Believe that the date changing is an intentional error, for comic effect (coming after the love scene suggesting they spent a month in bed). Cant remember where i read\heard it, but it was the director saying it was his own little gag, rather than a goof.
colonel_lugz wrote:Here are some concept designs of how Grean Grey/Dark Pheonix coulda/shoulda looked
http://www.alpaltiner.com/alp_navigation_html/alp_xmen.html
Doc Holliday wrote:You want to talk continuity errors? Right, then lets talk - in X3 with the exception of "ItsDAYnowitsNIGHT" everyones quibbles really are quite individual and personal - not the sort of glaring UNIVERSAL errors like Affleck repeating the same line after defeating Kingpin....or the ball he goes to being in July on one invite....and then in August about four shots later. And so on and so on.
The Ginger Man wrote:Doc Holliday wrote:You want to talk continuity errors? Right, then lets talk - in X3 with the exception of "ItsDAYnowitsNIGHT" everyones quibbles really are quite individual and personal - not the sort of glaring UNIVERSAL errors like Affleck repeating the same line after defeating Kingpin....or the ball he goes to being in July on one invite....and then in August about four shots later. And so on and so on.
Here's the continuity error that I figured more people would be talking about. Beast. In X2, he's non-hairy. In X3, he's total "furball." The time between the two films is, at the most, one year. So he's an ex-Xman who in the past year has further mutated into a blue, hairy creature...and everyone is ok with that? Including the president? It's an issue that's easily retconned away...but still, kinda bugged me. B/C when he meets Leech, he loses his hair and blue color...which suggests that's his mutation rather than his strength and agility. But he didn't have that fur a year ago...... hmmm....
AtomicHyperbole wrote:Apparently it's a RETCON!
Seems like a funny thing to complain about bearing that in mind.
AtomicHyperbole wrote:Apparently it's a RETCON!
Seems like a funny thing to complain about bearing that in mind.
AtomicHyperbole wrote:No, it's funny watching you squint from afar.
ZombieZoneSolutions wrote:"You know what happens to toads when they're stuck by lightning?
The same thing that happens to everything else." -or- "You know those
dangerous mutants you've heard about? Well I'm the worst one!" And if
its any indication of whether the dialouge was corny or not, the entire
theatre I was in erupted in delighted laughter when Juggernaut said that
line; more or less the exact same reaction when Wolvie called Cyclops a
dick in X1. That appears to me to be good pulpy dialouge; and
something very much in keeping with the idea of Juggernaut as a giant,
lumbering, uncouth brute stymied by the fact that he was pwnt by a
pretty lil' pixie protector...
Brit Pop wrote:3) The Professor... I mean... he exploded! He fucking exploded! Logan must have been washing X-meat out of his hair for a month!
RogueScribner wrote:Is it fair to compare one film Phoenix to another? 'Cause they were different film to film. We had a flaming Jean in X2 and a Zombie Jean in X3. Eesh.
wheredidigo111 wrote:I've been going around the internet and hearing so romers. I think most of them are wrong but they say that Marvel don't like the X3 movie and are now taking back there movie rights back. And the spin-off thay want Fox to make is Wolverine now. And something about getting New Line to do any future X-men movies. But remember I don't think any of them are true.
Doc Holliday wrote:wheredidigo111 wrote:I've been going around the internet and hearing so romers. I think most of them are wrong but they say that Marvel don't like the X3 movie and are now taking back there movie rights back. And the spin-off thay want Fox to make is Wolverine now. And something about getting New Line to do any future X-men movies. But remember I don't think any of them are true.
Hmmm. You're probably right....although Avi has changed the playing a field a bit with his move. could it be related? Could it...dare we dream?
coorspate wrote:the movie was great! anyone who is bitching about it not follwing the comics perfectly is a moron! if you want the exact same story that was in the comics, READ THE COMICS! its that simple.
wheredidigo111 wrote:I've been going around the internet and hearing so romers. I think most of them are wrong but they say that Marvel don't like the X3 movie and are now taking back there movie rights back. And the spin-off thay want Fox to make is Wolverine now. And something about getting New Line to do any future X-men movies. But remember I don't think any of them are true.
austenandrews wrote:wheredidigo111 wrote:I've been going around the internet and hearing so romers. I think most of them are wrong but they say that Marvel don't like the X3 movie and are now taking back there movie rights back. And the spin-off thay want Fox to make is Wolverine now. And something about getting New Line to do any future X-men movies. But remember I don't think any of them are true.
Marvel's developing a lot of their properties in-house now. I wouldn't be shocked if they pulled a guaranteed moneymaker like the X-Men franchise into their own studio. It's safe to say the next one will be a departure from the last three, so production continuity isn't as much of an issue.
wheredidigo111 wrote:austenandrews wrote:wheredidigo111 wrote:I've been going around the internet and hearing so romers. I think most of them are wrong but they say that Marvel don't like the X3 movie and are now taking back there movie rights back. And the spin-off thay want Fox to make is Wolverine now. And something about getting New Line to do any future X-men movies. But remember I don't think any of them are true.
Marvel's developing a lot of their properties in-house now. I wouldn't be shocked if they pulled a guaranteed moneymaker like the X-Men franchise into their own studio. It's safe to say the next one will be a departure from the last three, so production continuity isn't as much of an issue.
Truth is that it's Avi Arad that's going to make his own studio. Marvel hasn't made any plans yet. I think Mavel want's to deal with New Line then anything. I mean they seem to see thing more eye to eye with New Line then with Fox.
Hermanator X wrote:Also.....
'Wheredidigo have you seen the film'
anagrams to
'Heigh-ho! Wild-eyed, favourite semen.
pointless but true. I was looking deep for hidden meaning, and thats the best the net came up with.
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