First Class is nowhere near the best Comic Book movie of all time. it wasn't even the best of the X-Men movies (original one is the best).
Nolan Batman series - Agreed
Tim Burton Batman series - Really? These movies, aside from the 1st one, were terrible. The first one wasn't even better than First Class
Avengers - Agreed
Superman I and II - Haven't seen these, so can't comment
Man of Steel - Fell asleep during this movie, so can't comment.
Thor - First Class was better, although there was more action in Thor and thats the primary reason why I enjoy Superhero movies
Iron Man - Agreed
Captain America - I'd rate it about the same as First Class
All of these movies were better than First Class. By a large margin.
Bumped this thread looking for elmontc's last post
Anyways, Days of FUture Past surpassed my expectations and became my favorite comic book movie ever. Logan is also up there now.
And the future Sentinels we saw ended up being like Nimrod in the Cartoon. Indestructible Sentinels.
Finally got to see X-Men: Apocalypse. Enjoyed it but I think it was weaker than the other two installments. Apocalypse is quite different than the comic book(no use of Celestial technology for example).
Pretty sure that's because Marvel has the movie rights to Celestial stuff. Still they could of used some kind of alien technology but Fox has never gone into that realm with X-Men before in their movies.
Not exactly.
FOX has a list of like a thousand + X-Men universe characters. Marvel does not have the rights to the Shi'ar Empire. The rumored Dark Phoenix movie is going to introduce some celestial stuff supposedly.
Not exactly.
FOX has a list of like a thousand + X-Men universe characters. Marvel does not have the rights to the Shi'ar Empire. The rumored Dark Phoenix movie is going to introduce some celestial stuff supposedly.
You could be right in that there's "dual rights' or some ****. like Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. But Celestials have made it into MCU twice, and didn't in Fox's at all. Including Fantastic 4 or Apocalypse.
They only worked because they both have huge stories tied to the Avengers and X-Men.
Correct, and they worked out a deal. Which was likely why Quicksilver died on screen. They each get one without a drawn out legal fight.
There wasn't really a deal to work out. Both Fox and Marvel have certain movie rights to those two characters. Basically Marvel can't say they have mutant powers or show who their father is. Fox essentially can't include any kind of character history of them involving the Avengers or any other marvel property besides X-Men and F4 if they wanted to. I think Marvel killing off Quicksilver was just a way for them to play nice because they did film scenes with him being alive at the end of the Ultron.