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Dark Phoenix "TOAD has a Wicked Tongue" - The Evan Jonigkeit / Toad Thread

Depends if they give Toad some personality, the Toad in X1 had personality. The one in Dofp wasn't very memorable.
 
Depends if they give Toad some personality, the Toad in X1 had personality. The one in Dofp wasn't very memorable.

Father and son. Father Toad in DOFP was a cameo or so.
The son was featured on X-Men Origins (1983) as a kid (sharing some time with Scott Summers), and later on X-Men (1999) as a member of the Brotherhood.
In X1, you can notice that Mortimer kinda recognized Scott/Cyclops. There's a sequence where Toad quietly observes/spies Scott removing the ooze from Jean's face, with a strange grin on his face. It was a memorable moment.
 
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apocalypse felt like a bad filler to me.

A good installment in a series should hook you, start somewhere fresh or surprising from the getgo with no need to explain everything that's going on

Apocalypse was a masterpiece. And it was a mysterious and fascinating movie.

In DOFP, the "time travel explanation" sequence was NOT "over-exposition" at all. It was useful to explain why some events repeat themselves in the new timeline too. They were setting up the next movies in a wise, clever and smart way.
 
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