X-Men 3: The Bad Guys All Wear Black Hats

Obviously the "cure" is temporary. I am hoping for a return of Mystigue an Rouge for that matter. I hope Rouge will permently ab sorb someones powers like she did in the comics.

Obviously the "cure" is temporary. I am hoping for a return of Mystigue an Rouge for that matter. I hope Rouge will permently ab sorb someones powers like she did in the comics.

There's a sick man in a bed in a coma (?), who was previously briefly referred to in news footage questioning the morality of body swapping an active mind and body or something (?). Anyway, the man in the sick bed is there and a nurse (who i think Xavier knew- ?) comes in to check him and Xavier speaks to her, as in his mind in the sick man's body. Hope that's good enough

There's a sick man in a bed in a coma (?), who was previously briefly referred to in news footage questioning the morality of body swapping an active mind and body or something (?). Anyway, the man in the sick bed is there and a nurse (who i think Xavier knew- ?) comes in to check him and Xavier speaks to her, as in his mind in the sick man's body. Hope that's good enough

these relationships were tangible, emotional, and intense. i cried when the professor died because patrick steward (god save Capt. Picard!) had established a strong love for his kind, a clear protective leader, mentor and fatherlike bond with his students. his entrenchment into the very being of everyone at his school is clear, even for those who have left and returned (Beast). thus it was intensely real to see his nearly saintlike sacrifice in the face of one child's blind attack.

jean's struggle was also palpable for about 75% of the movie. however, the other 25% was what really counted. her listlessness and gameness to go along with magneto make no sense. basically, her very character follows plot actions that contradict the very nature of her existence. she is not capable of being used. one could argue that she is capable of using others or letting others use her so she can get what she wants, but not simply allowing herself to be used because she's mercurially in the mood at the moment.

the argument is that she is about desire and joy, immediate gratification, irrational, illogical, with one constant - herself, and her wants/needs/fears/rage/suspicion. thus she should trust no one, including magneto. how could she go with him so quickly, yet literally flay the skin off wolverine?

wolverine's love was also palpable, though there was some stupidity going on there about his wakening jean. that was as contradictory as jean's going with magneto. he is a man of principle. deciding to stay and work with the professor means he respects him, even if he's hot tempered. he may have a big fight but he respects the professor, and the professor of course would have good reason and great knowledge about what he's doing with jean. how can wolverine suddenly discount all that, and mess around in a lab with someone he knows is in a delicate mental state? if he loved her so much, and was so concerned for her well being, would he seriously mess around with her while her mind was a jumble clearly being handled by someone else? isn't there a danger he'll make things worse?

these relationships were tangible, emotional, and intense. i cried when the professor died because patrick steward (god save Capt. Picard!) had established a strong love for his kind, a clear protective leader, mentor and fatherlike bond with his students. his entrenchment into the very being of everyone at his school is clear, even for those who have left and returned (Beast). thus it was intensely real to see his nearly saintlike sacrifice in the face of one child's blind attack.

jean's struggle was also palpable for about 75% of the movie. however, the other 25% was what really counted. her listlessness and gameness to go along with magneto make no sense. basically, her very character follows plot actions that contradict the very nature of her existence. she is not capable of being used. one could argue that she is capable of using others or letting others use her so she can get what she wants, but not simply allowing herself to be used because she's mercurially in the mood at the moment.

the argument is that she is about desire and joy, immediate gratification, irrational, illogical, with one constant - herself, and her wants/needs/fears/rage/suspicion. thus she should trust no one, including magneto. how could she go with him so quickly, yet literally flay the skin off wolverine?

wolverine's love was also palpable, though there was some stupidity going on there about his wakening jean. that was as contradictory as jean's going with magneto. he is a man of principle. deciding to stay and work with the professor means he respects him, even if he's hot tempered. he may have a big fight but he respects the professor, and the professor of course would have good reason and great knowledge about what he's doing with jean. how can wolverine suddenly discount all that, and mess around in a lab with someone he knows is in a delicate mental state? if he loved her so much, and was so concerned for her well being, would he seriously mess around with her while her mind was a jumble clearly being handled by someone else? isn't there a danger he'll make things worse?

I have to admit, when I saw that happen I did feel pretty sad. I didn't believe what I was seeing, as if someone I'd known in real life had been killed in front of me.

I have to admit, when I saw that happen I did feel pretty sad. I didn't believe what I was seeing, as if someone I'd known in real life had been killed in front of me.

Well, in my opinion I found it shocking that the prof., Jean, and Cyc died...I guess it is because that isn't how it happened and these were aparently ideas of the new director, but forgive me i was a big comic and cartoon fan. I was happy to see beast( no one but Mr. Grammer could have done the job)...I was also happy to see influences of Mr. Sinister: Jean comes back for instance...

Well, in my opinion I found it shocking that the prof., Jean, and Cyc died...I guess it is because that isn't how it happened and these were aparently ideas of the new director, but forgive me i was a big comic and cartoon fan. I was happy to see beast( no one but Mr. Grammer could have done the job)...I was also happy to see influences of Mr. Sinister: Jean comes back for instance...

did they have to make her a pansy and go get rid of her powers like that? rogue was a hot, spicy, southern, redhead, badass, mamajama. i'm sorry anna paquin is boring, lame, boring, lame ... did i say boring? i don't want to see sulking yawning teens. if rogue was a teen would she honestly look/behave like that? or would she hotheaded, fiery, loudmouthed, stubborn, wild, and free? i think we all know the answer, and it wasn't in the movie.

did they have to make her a pansy and go get rid of her powers like that? rogue was a hot, spicy, southern, redhead, badass, mamajama. i'm sorry anna paquin is boring, lame, boring, lame ... did i say boring? i don't want to see sulking yawning teens. if rogue was a teen would she honestly look/behave like that? or would she hotheaded, fiery, loudmouthed, stubborn, wild, and free? i think we all know the answer, and it wasn't in the movie.