What did Professor X say when he said, "She's ?? that f**king night"?? I couldn't catch the last bit clearly.
It sounds to me likeXavier's involuntary psychic tremors wiped out the X-Men. Charles doesn't remember and blames Wolverine for their disappearance. And Logan is keeping him in the dark.
"She's eight, I'm f***ing ninety!"
based on new comments on footage and what mangold is sayinglast new mutant births were around 2004 since logan takes place in 2029.sounds like something happened post DOFP on east coast which have led the surviving mutants to go into hiding.wolverine is trying to keep xavier away from people.thus this gives fox wiggle room on what happenes to characters not Xavier and wolverine
not sure i like idea of X-men comic books in fil universe.with them saying film universe isn't like that it just opens more complaning.yes that ties into deadpool with shop saying to wade you want to be superhero
What did Professor X say when he said, "She's ?? that f**king night"?? I couldn't catch the last bit clearly.
I am now craving Pringles...
"It's not a real comic. For copyright reasons, we had to make new ones. We used original period X-Men artists to do it, for instance Joe Quesada did those covers.
"This was an idea that I had with Scott Frank, my writing partner, that Logan and Charles and any other remaining mutants in the future would be living under the weight of their own legacy and celebrity – much like sports stars and heroes and astronauts and movie stars live under. And that it would be really interesting to examine what it's like to be a superhero in twilight, living under the weight of the exaggerations and truths of what's been told and said about you.
"So all of those things lived in our universe – comic books, action figures, all of it. It's all vintage in the future point of our movie, but it's a kind of legacy that is both something, for some of the characters they're proud, and for other characters it's a kind of noose around their neck."
Characters reading superhero comics in movies isn't new. It happened in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies.
Characters reading superhero comics in movies isn't new. It happened in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies.
Don't do it! Once you pop...
I really don't like X-Men being celebrated as heroes.entire core of X-men is
they are sworn to defend a world that hates and fears them.X-Men being accepted destroys all that.That is what made X-men different than avenger or FF or over at dc justice league.
I guess… thing is, we haven’t gotten through the ratings board yet. What you’ve seen might be the unrated version! That’s a good question that we’ll have to uncover. It’s uncomfortable to talk about ratings only to the degree that we’re not supposed to talk about ratings. Not because we’re clearly making a hard film, but because we’re not supposed to say what the rating should be since that’s the job of the MPAA and we don’t want to make them angry.
http://screenrant.com/wolverine-3-logan-r-rating-james-mangold/
I think the comic books being in-universe is pretty brilliant.
One of the covers of the comics looks like a funeral. Maybe Rogue died in the comics, came back to life, and X-23 is looking for her now. But she ends up finding Logan and Professor X, since she's really dead. Hence Logan's line people dying in real life.
Logan hasn't been rated R yet apparently
Something about X-23 comes across as effing scary. Like an even more mentally screwed version of Hit Girl.
Well, it has 2 confirmed f bombs, it ain't going to be PG 13.