As much as I don't like seeing J-law running around everywhere.
Mystique was undercover for a lot of DOFP so thats probably why there was so much J-law, and maybe we haven't seen much blue Mystique in the Apocalypse trailers is because the post effects on the makeup and transformation werent done yet.
I'm still so salty that Kitty got paid absolute DUST in the original trilogy, apart from her few scenes in X3. And the fact that Wolverine swiped her storyline in DOFP has me FUMING.
It makes me so sad that one of the most popular X-Men amongst comic book fans is such a non-factor with film audiences, i doubt most people would even remember her name.
I'm still so salty that Kitty got paid absolute DUST in the original trilogy, apart from her few scenes in X3. And the fact that Wolverine swiped her storyline in DOFP has me FUMING.
It makes me so sad that one of the most popular X-Men amongst comic book fans is such a non-factor with film audiences, i doubt most people would even remember her name.
I won't get excited for Gambit until they announce that Tatum has a scheduling conflict and has to drop out.
I couldn't agree more...
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I'm still so salty that Kitty got paid absolute DUST in the original trilogy, apart from her few scenes in X3. And the fact that Wolverine swiped her storyline in DOFP has me FUMING.
It makes me so sad that one of the most popular X-Men amongst comic book fans is such a non-factor with film audiences, i doubt most people would even remember her name.
Ellen Page was a horrible Kitty tbh. I want her recast if she appears in future films (not likely ). I kinda want a complete reboot of the whole franchise tbh
With a production budget of just $58 million, 20th Century Fox’s DEADPOOL is now officially the most successful R-rated movie of all time at the worldwide box office with $744.8 million. It finally topped The Matrix Reloaded’s record of $742 million. That worldwide, not domestic (USA) where the film has earned $349.9 million, just below “American Sniper” ($350.1 mil) and “The Passion of the Christ” ($370.8 mil).
The Tim Miller-directed film starring Ryan Reynolds is the highest-grossing X-Men film ever (domestically), surpassing “X-Men: The Last Stand” ($234.2 mil) and “X-Men: Days of Future Past” ($233.9 mil). Worldwide, it’s currently the second biggest X-Men film behind “X-Men: Days of Future Past” ($747.9 million), but that won’t last for much longer!
Deadpool is amazingly the highest grossing film at 20th Century Fox not directed by “Avatar” and “Titanic” filmmaker James Cameron or “Star Wars” creator George Lucas.
poor others, I was never a fan of Deadpool, but the movie made me kinda love the character, definitely deserves its success, I'm excited to see what they do with a budget 4 times as big
poor others, I was never a fan of Deadpool, but the movie made me kinda love the character, definitely deserves its success, I'm excited to see what they do with a budget 4 times as big
I think Reynolds wants to opt for a budget that's in the same range as the first Deadpool.
Makes sense and I think it works much better without all the extra flashy stuff distracting from the plot.
I would like him to interact with more mutants though the fight scenes were stunning as well, especially in slow-motion, I need more.
Yeah, I read it somewhere after the opening numbers for Deadpool were released.
Totally. I think that'll work better if X-Men themselves kinda offered an olive branch (both as a franchise and the group itself) to Deadpool, letting him in a film or two.
). I kinda want a complete reboot of the whole franchise tbh 
