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Movies: X-Men 2

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  • L Lost User

    I have to agree with the general consensus here; the film is pretty great, and the effects are awesome. Having read the comics as a kid, I'm pleased to say that the transition from comic strip to movie screen has been a sucessful one, and that the characters remain as rock-solid as ever, only this time there's more of them! :-D

    There are loads of new characters that I've never seen before (such as "I can make my body metal" guy and "big loud scream girl" :confused: ), so it seems that there's no shortage of individual plotlines to follow. If I had to fault it, the ending did leave way too many loose ends, but then we all know that the third one is coming! I'd say this is probably the best film around at the mo, but the Reloaded WILL kick ass... :cool:

    Go see them both!

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    Welcome to CP Stoo. :) And you're right, Reloaded will be totally awesome. I'm gonna go see it opening night. :-D


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      I have to agree with the general consensus here; the film is pretty great, and the effects are awesome. Having read the comics as a kid, I'm pleased to say that the transition from comic strip to movie screen has been a sucessful one, and that the characters remain as rock-solid as ever, only this time there's more of them! :-D

      There are loads of new characters that I've never seen before (such as "I can make my body metal" guy and "big loud scream girl" :confused: ), so it seems that there's no shortage of individual plotlines to follow. If I had to fault it, the ending did leave way too many loose ends, but then we all know that the third one is coming! I'd say this is probably the best film around at the mo, but the Reloaded WILL kick ass... :cool:

      Go see them both!

      Stoo Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you...

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      The "I can make my body metal" guy is Colossus (Piotr Rasputin - Russian) and "big loud scream girl" is Siryn (Theresa Cassidy - Irish). Colossus has been a prominent character in the XMen universe for a very long time and Siryn is the daughter of Banshee also a long time character. Steve

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        The "I can make my body metal" guy is Colossus (Piotr Rasputin - Russian) and "big loud scream girl" is Siryn (Theresa Cassidy - Irish). Colossus has been a prominent character in the XMen universe for a very long time and Siryn is the daughter of Banshee also a long time character. Steve

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        Steve Mayfield wrote: The "I can make my body metal" guy is Colossus (Piotr Rasputin - Russian) and "big loud scream girl" is Siryn (Theresa Cassidy - Irish). ... and that showed me! :-O I'll admit that I'm not the world's leading authority of X-men, I just enjoyed the film and read some of the comics. Cheers for humbling me anyway, man! ;P :cool: Stoo

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        • L Lost User

          Steve Mayfield wrote: The "I can make my body metal" guy is Colossus (Piotr Rasputin - Russian) and "big loud scream girl" is Siryn (Theresa Cassidy - Irish). ... and that showed me! :-O I'll admit that I'm not the world's leading authority of X-men, I just enjoyed the film and read some of the comics. Cheers for humbling me anyway, man! ;P :cool: Stoo

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          It is always nice to be able to share (not to humble) some of my trivia knowledge (not to mention that I have an X-Men collection that goes back to 1963 including the very first #1 issue). So much of my brain is filled with the stuff (trivia), its nice to know the space is useful for something...:) Steve

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            Steve Mayfield wrote: The "I can make my body metal" guy is Colossus (Piotr Rasputin - Russian) and "big loud scream girl" is Siryn (Theresa Cassidy - Irish). ... and that showed me! :-O I'll admit that I'm not the world's leading authority of X-men, I just enjoyed the film and read some of the comics. Cheers for humbling me anyway, man! ;P :cool: Stoo

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            Steve Mayfield
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            It is always nice to be able to share (not to humble) some of my trivia knowledge (not to mention that I have an X-Men collection that goes back to 1963 including the very first #1 issue). So much of my brain is filled with the stuff (trivia), its nice to know the space is useful for something...:) Steve

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            • C ColinDavies

              Question, My 5 yr old dayghter wants to go see it, Should I take her ? Regardz Colin J Davies

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              Colin Davies wrote: My 5 yr old dayghter wants to go see it, Should I take her ? If she were my kid I would not take her, not because of the violence but because she probably would not enjoy it. It would be a bit of a waste IMO. Also some of the scenes would probably have scared me silly at age 5.

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                Colin Davies wrote: My 5 yr old dayghter wants to go see it, Should I take her ? If she were my kid I would not take her, not because of the violence but because she probably would not enjoy it. It would be a bit of a waste IMO. Also some of the scenes would probably have scared me silly at age 5.

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                brianwelsch wrote: I find my day goes by more smoothly if I never question other peoples fantasies. My own disturb me enough.

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                She didn't enjoy most of it. :-( I regret having taken her now, but she nagged me so much to go see it. :-( Regardz Colin J Davies

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                Warning Link to the minion's animation, do not use. It's a real shame that people as stupid as you can work out how to use a computer. said by Christian Graus in the Soapbox

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                • M Megan Forbes

                  Paul Watson wrote: X-Men 2 Shhhhhh.... Don't say it too loud or Brendan will decide to take a study break and drag me down to the movies :~


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                  Megan Forbes wrote: Don't say it too loud or Brendan will decide to take a study break and drag me down to the movies Meg, it is a good movie, for Sci-Fi nuts or not. :)

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                  brianwelsch wrote: I find my day goes by more smoothly if I never question other peoples fantasies. My own disturb me enough.

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                  • B Barry Lapthorn

                    Megan Forbes wrote: Don't say it too loud or Brendan will decide to take a study break and drag me down to the movies Medway Valley Park, or Cineworld @ Ashford ? :-D Cheers, Barry

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                    Barry Lapthorn wrote: Medway Valley Park, or Cineworld @ Ashford ? Probably BexleyHeath (we live in Orpington). I believe Bromley is closer, but don't know how to get there :-O


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                    • M Megan Forbes

                      Barry Lapthorn wrote: Medway Valley Park, or Cineworld @ Ashford ? Probably BexleyHeath (we live in Orpington). I believe Bromley is closer, but don't know how to get there :-O


                      So few words, and yet so precise! Megan, you're a poet of mathematical accuracy! - Jörgen Sigvardsson

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                      Barry Lapthorn
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                      Megan Forbes wrote: Probably BexleyHeath (we live in Orpington). So you've moved closer in then! You need to update/remove that bit of your profile ;) I used to live in Bexley, a long time ago :) It's easier to get to Bromley than B'heath from Orpington. You're better off going to Bluewater anyway ;) Cheers, Barry

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                      • B Barry Lapthorn

                        Megan Forbes wrote: Probably BexleyHeath (we live in Orpington). So you've moved closer in then! You need to update/remove that bit of your profile ;) I used to live in Bexley, a long time ago :) It's easier to get to Bromley than B'heath from Orpington. You're better off going to Bluewater anyway ;) Cheers, Barry

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                        Megan Forbes
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                        Damn - it's so hard to find old threads when notifications go to Hotmail! I actually work in Maidstone, but live in Orpington as my husband works in the city. He takes the train, and I drive down the M20 each morning :) You're right about Bluewater, it's pretty awesome. Only problem is, we end up with aching feet before we can get round the whole place...


                        So few words, and yet so precise! Megan, you're a poet of mathematical accuracy! - Jörgen Sigvardsson

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