[ SECRET POST #2120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2120 ⌋

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Comments

[truxillogical]

As far as I know, most folks hated that movie because it was an absolute cluster that tried to tackle about three storylines, any one of which could have held a movie on its own, and did none of them well. (I also hated that the Acolytes basically looked like Matrix renegades rather than actual X-mutants). It was kind of a mess.

But if that part of the story really touched you, more power to you. It was definitely an interesting take and the sort of thing that X-men was made to write about, really. I would have liked it better if there'd been less "you're a bad person for wanting this, Rogue."

The whole mutation=gay thing probably has more to do with the fact that the previous two movies, the second one especially, emphasized the correlation between the two ("have you tried...not being a mutant?"), which makes it hard to shake for the third.

Everyone's got their buttons that an unexpected movie can press. Honestly, there's a scene in Over The Hedge that makes me all quiet and a little choked. And that was supposed to be stupid. X3 was trying for something epic and moving; glad that it worked for you.