Sooooo... Wolverine?
X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)
idkJedisunscreen wrote:Even though the reviews have been middling and the marketing mediocre thus far, I somehow haven't written this one off. I'm largely attributing this to the fact that I think Singer is a significantly more talented director than most others who have done comic book films, certainly better than anyone in the MCU stable. I'd say he's actually just a couple notches under Nolan and Raimi.
Russos have proven themselves in my mind
This.Cilogy wrote:idkJedisunscreen wrote:Even though the reviews have been middling and the marketing mediocre thus far, I somehow haven't written this one off. I'm largely attributing this to the fact that I think Singer is a significantly more talented director than most others who have done comic book films, certainly better than anyone in the MCU stable. I'd say he's actually just a couple notches under Nolan and Raimi.
Russos have proven themselves in my mind
Non spoiler version: YesLaw wrote:Sooooo... Wolverine?
I've heard the Wolverine scene is pretty bloody, which bodes well for the R-Rated solo film if they're finally willing to have the dude with six foot-long knives in his hands cut somebody with them.
Wait, I don't understand, what's supposed to happen to Wolverine during Apocalypse's events in the movie timeline?
SomeFrenchToast wrote:Wait, I don't understand, what's supposed to happen to Wolverine during Apocalypse's events in the movie timeline?
They do pretty well with some of the action scenes, but everything else is perfunctory.Cilogy wrote:idkJedisunscreen wrote:Even though the reviews have been middling and the marketing mediocre thus far, I somehow haven't written this one off. I'm largely attributing this to the fact that I think Singer is a significantly more talented director than most others who have done comic book films, certainly better than anyone in the MCU stable. I'd say he's actually just a couple notches under Nolan and Raimi.
Russos have proven themselves in my mind
Jedisunscreen wrote:They do pretty well with some of the action scenes, but everything else is perfunctory.Cilogy wrote:idkJedisunscreen wrote:Even though the reviews have been middling and the marketing mediocre thus far, I somehow haven't written this one off. I'm largely attributing this to the fact that I think Singer is a significantly more talented director than most others who have done comic book films, certainly better than anyone in the MCU stable. I'd say he's actually just a couple notches under Nolan and Raimi.
Russos have proven themselves in my mind
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