Magnus Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 It does seem like a weird mish mash of continuity, keeping some things and just dropping others. Well, it is a comic book movie.
Agent Gibbs Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 theres loads of continuity errors really in wolverine theres the young emma (frost as credited) but you could say its just a coincidentally similar character, or daughter as some online forums have tried to theorise... personally that seems worse Then at the end of wolverine professor X guides the kids off three mile island, when they meet up with Patrick Stewart he's stood up, yet First class takes place 20/30 years before this so he should be paralised - a good explanation for this is he often projects his image into peoples minds and isn't paralysed in the projection, something done in the comics a fair bit, that i can believe and accept In X-2 there is a TV interview between Dr Hank McCoy and an interviewer DR SHAW, he's not blue and fury in the interview, but beast did mess with serums to try and maintain a human form and failed so that could explain that, but it was widely reported that the Dr Shaw was a cameo of sebastian shaw. again a huge error In Last Stand (ARRRG) Xavier and Erik are both there meeting jean grey....again walking iirc but yet first class shows them falling out, yet years later they are firends again... but this happens in the comics so during the 40 year period between them they could kiss and make up i'm sure there are others To say its confirmed as being a direct prequel, there are some huge errors oh and i did wonder about Stryker, but after googling te one in first class is William's dad
Paj! Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 Yeah, but it's obviously doing it's own thing. It's not like they FORGOT all this stuff. They wanted to tell the story they did, and they did. It still feels like part of the movie universe (which doesn't include Wolverine Origins for me, and most people I'd hope).
ReZourceman Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 This is Bryan Singer (involvement) :p, so it could SIMPLY be that its a prequel to the first four fifth's of the first movie, and the first two eights, and last quarter of the second movie. Ignoring the third and XMOW.
Paj! Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 People just need to get over it. I'm a massive X-Men fan and am over it, since all the continuity errors weren't like...good bits of the previous films anyway.
Agent Gibbs Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 I like to remember certain parts of them too! i tend to ignore most of XMOW and Last Stand I don't mind the issues and can ignore them, and i can easily ignore the the last bits of XMOW infact i can ignore everything after the point where stryker mentions the deadpool:nono: I'm also a huge Xmen fan, i love all the films really, just some bits of them i think they smoked crack during lol
ReZourceman Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 Yeah, I think if the most major continuity "errors" were simply "cock tease dangly bits" that they put in for fan satisfaction, then its all good. For the (Meeting Jean for the first time one) as its a flashback, you could argue that we're seeing it from one of their point of views and they simply mis-remembered. Like Prof X...misremembering whether he waked or not. :p
Agent Gibbs Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 Yeah, I think if the most major continuity "errors" were simply "cock tease dangly bits" that they put in for fan satisfaction, then its all good. For the (Meeting Jean for the first time one) as its a flashback, you could argue that we're seeing it from one of their point of views and they simply mis-remembered. Like Prof X...misremembering whether he waked or not. :p I can accept that on the condition the make another movie fast and with Brian stringer:bouncy:
Paj! Posted June 17, 2011 Posted June 17, 2011 I wonder if they'll just abandon the other films in order to introduce some of the actually good X-Men in the next film (I hope there is another film). I wouldn't mind that. I'm so ready for more of the old-time costumes like Magneto's. If they just develop the currentpast X-Men more that could be fine too. And I mean...Mystique is clearly going to get preggers with Azazel's baby soon enough, which will be Nightcrawler. So that's a nod to the existing films. I'm over it. We ALL know who is essential for the next film.
Happenstance Posted June 21, 2011 Posted June 21, 2011 Saw this today. Thought it was ok but not as good as I was expecting after reading a lot of peoples comments. I only really liked Prof X and Magneto as characters and thought the story was a bit bleh. X-Men 1 and 2 are easily ahead of it for me and even though X3 wasnt a good movie, there were still bits of it that I enjoyed more than First Class.
Ramar Posted June 21, 2011 Posted June 21, 2011 @Paj! The Dazzler, David Dickinson's first foray into the movie scene? I'd watch it.
Happenstance Posted June 21, 2011 Posted June 21, 2011 Oh yeah also, did any other X-Men fans notice that the one of the clubs at the beginning was called Lockheed?
Kav Posted July 18, 2011 Posted July 18, 2011 Easily the best X-Men film. In regards to continuity; I like to think it as the other X-men films never happened so it fits fine with me. Great film, loved it!
Ashley Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Finally watched this. It was okay. Some horribly cheesy lines at times. Although at times X-Men feels like a too-rehearsed RPG. "Shame we don't have sonar." "We do." Plus not enough James Ramar.
Cube Posted July 24, 2011 Posted July 24, 2011 Finally watched this. It was okay. Some horribly cheesy lines at times. I thought that it was pretty good despite some terrible characters in terms of concept, acting and relevance to the plot (mainly Banshee and Angel).
dwarf Posted July 25, 2011 Posted July 25, 2011 Cool to still see people talking about it. I thought the thing was fucking nuts, one of if not my favourite action/superhero movies. P.S I'm a comic nub
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