You probably can't remember what a demon is. :P

Depends. We talking theological, or Lovecraftian? :P

Do we have to be talking either?

That looks painful.

She needs moisturizer. :P

You figure that would have reformed Dark Phoenix?

:lol:

Nope. :P

Still need to see Dark Phoenix :angel: so gonna have to do some catching up :lmao:

Me too. I think the most recent X-Men film I've seen is ''Logan''.

Same :look: :innocent: :angel:

Wow. Reviews I recall were not good mostly for "Dark Phoenix".

Pretty sure it would be better than what the OG trilogy did :shrug: considering the name which makes me assume its just gonna be based on "Phoenix" only instead of the X3 with doing the combo of Cure/Phoenix :shrug:

I think the negative reviews for Dark Phoenix were unfair. It wasn't nearly as bad as they said. I do think that it could've been done better. The alien race that they used were a Skrull-like race of shape-shifters that didn't seem to have much in the way of exposition or development. The Shi'ar is the alien race that was featured in the X-Men comics, so that's what they probably should've used. The Hellfire Club was also prominent in the Dark Phoenix saga, but I'd understand if that were too much for one film to hold.

I still think it could've been done better, but it didn't deserve all the negative reviews it got. Sophie Turner was a much better Jean Grey than Famke Janssen in my opinion. She was the right age for the role, and looked more convincing as a redhead. Never cast dark-haired women as redheads or blondes. It's very difficult to pull off, either with hair dye or wigs. It's easier for blonde and redhead women to go dark-haired than it is to go the other way around.

Can't wait to see it :hug: due to my non-comic knowledge and never listen to critics/reviews or what others say :lmao: I go into movies with no previous knowledge of what people think

I agree but I thought that Famke looked alright personally :shrug:

I liked Dark Phoenix. Not their best movie but still.

Famke looks good, but she doesn't look like Jean Grey. :no: She was too old for the role when she was cast, and her bone structure is just not Jean. Sophie was closer to Jean in the comics. And Famke has dark hair. Dying dark hair any lighter color is a real pain. It's easier for a blonde like Sophie to go redhead than a brunette like Famke.

Can barely recognize Famke in Goldeneye :in_love:

https://66.media.tumblr.com/4a1f22b9...ult6o1_500.gif

Yep, that's what she normally looks like. ;) She's very Catwoman there. :lol: But again, she looks nothing like Jean, even when she was younger. :shrug:

Well, that's how it is these days in cinema I think. Actors do not always tend to look like the characters that they portray on screen from the source materials. Here's 2 differences between X-Men comics & that ''Dark Phoenix'' film:

''The most obvious cosmetic change between the comics and the movie is that there are two entirely different rosters of mutant heroes. The team in Dark Phoenix is made up of Jean Grey, Cyclops, Storm, Nightcrawler, Quicksilver, Beast, Mystique and Professor X. The X-Men team at the start of the Phoenix Saga consists of Jean Grey, Cyclops, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Wolverine, Banshee and Professor X. By the time of the Dark Phoenix Saga, Banshee had left the team and the X-Men are assisted by Kitty Pryde, Dazzler, Angel and Beast over the course of the ten-issue storyline.''

There Is A Different Reason Why The X-Men Go Into Space

''In Dark Phoenix, the X-Men are sent into space at the request of the President of the United States, in order to rescue a team of astronauts whose shuttle has lost radio contact with NASA. The original Phoenix Saga saw the heroes heading into space for a much more personal cause. With the assistance of their ally, astronaut Dr. Peter Corbeau, the X-Men infiltrated a Space Shuttle launch in order to storm the space-station hideout of Dr. Stephen Lang. An anti-mutant bigot, Dr. Lang was attempting to secretly relaunch the American government's Sentinel program, which used specialized robots to hunt and kill mutants.''

''There are two main reasons why this aspect of the story was changed for the movie. The first is that the Sentinels were already used as the chief menace of X-Men: Days of Future Past and bringing them back would distract from the story of Dark Phoenix. The second is that the President calling the X-Men into action effectively establishes them as publicly-known heroes, who are no longer fighting to defend a world that hates and fears them - a marked contrast from earlier movies in the franchise.

https://screenrant.com/xmen-dark-pho...comic-changes/

That's all true, Matt, but I could also say the same thing about the differences between how the Dark Phoenix storyline was handled in X-Men: The Last Stand vs. Dark Phoenix.

In The Last Stand, Cyclops was killed off by Jean in the first 20 minutes and Wolverine was the main character yet again. In Dark Phoenix, Wolverine wasn't even included in the story and Cyclops and Jean's relationship storyline was respected a lot more. Jean sacrifices herself to prevent herself from harming Scott, which is what happened in the comics as well. Killing Scott the way she did in The Last Stand is something Jean would never have done. I guess I don't have to tell you about the differences between Mystique in The Last Stand vs. Dark Phoenix.

true and true :nod:

i wish we got more of Sophie as Jean

James was doing Superman Returns at that time when it was Brendan from CW-DC arrowverse's movie back in 2003 believe or whenever - so it feel like they had to find away to right him off :no:

I sadly agree that turning a brunette into a red-haired didn't work even if felt she was good :nod:

She's a great villain seen her as a different villain for Renner's Hansel & Gretal :lol: the evil witch and all plus Peter Stormare as much as I love him as an actor his character in it was disgusting :look:

Yeah, I've heard what women have said about that. :lol:

So do I. :( I wish Scott and Jean had been around for Days of Future Past.

Well, I do know that James Marsden was busy doing Superman Returns, but the truth is, Sarah, the damage was already done to Scott in X-2: X-Men United. Did you see what that movie did to him? He was barely in the movie, and it made him seem irrelevant. :(

Yep, Sophie to me looks much closer to Jean than Famke.

Oh, I never saw that movie, but she did look good in the promos. :nod:

Disgusting? What did his character do? :P