X-MEN: All Movies Reviewed (Part 2)

[@sage_thunderleaf487]

I was not expecting that twist that the writer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine wrote the ending of Game of Thrones. That twist is so insane that there's no way it could be made up

[@bradcarver8127]

I guess you kind of forgot about the iron fle…I mean Benioff writing that movie.

[@twangy_juice8126]

God created the universe with that ending in mind, and then he twisted all of reality to fit that ending

[@Blue-Apple-fc9eo]

@@twangy_juice8126 That makes sense in the current world that we live in.

[@Fluffy6555]

And the rest of it.

[@StarWarsHour]

Well and the rest of game of thrones. Not just the ending.

[@gabrielmarques9715]

I'm happy to say that, as a Brazilian, Logan had an even more special touch to it. When the movie came out, Isaac Bardavid, the legendary voice actor who played Wolverine and many other iconic characters throughout his career such as Tigger, Obi Wan Kenobi, He-man's Skeleton and many others, was retiring, and it was his last movie as Wolverine's voice. At that same time, when Hugh Jackman came to Brazil to talk about Logan on a talk show, the host also brought in Isaac, who thanked Hugh for basically helping him survive for over 17 years in his profession. They both got really emotional. Isaac was 90 years old when he passed away earlier this week, and will always be loved by the Brazilian dubbing fans. Absolute legend. RIP Isaac and🖤

[@ricardoms2072]

Só os nerdolas brasileiros online

[@gabrielmarques9715]

@@ricardoms2072 Com certeza, né mano

[@lukahmad5683]

That's touching story, glad that a voice actor is appreciated, they're doing a great job too around the world. May God rest him peace.

[@_Osse]

That’s so nice

[@djibouti2136]

Rip

[@skippydw1228]

I've seen every X-Men movie. There's definitely some pretty low lows, but the highs were really great. Logan and Days of Future Past are two of my favorite superhero movies.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’ve seen everything except Dark Phoenix & New Mutants. Have to agree that Logan is the best, by a good margin. Days of Future Past & X2 are my tie for the #2 movie. Also, while I know it’s objectively bad, I don’t hate Wolverine: Origins nearly as much as most people do. Maybe it’s because I’ve seen it so many times on cable TV that it’s become like a comfy, old bean bag chair (choose any allegory you like for comfort and familiarity).

[@deron2203]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 actually same lmao

[@skateplays8880]

I can understand Logan but days of future past is a bit of a stretch🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dizdawgjr34]

When theres a high, it’s very high, when there’s a low it’s BAD…

[@TheBudakSkema]

Xmen first class also

[@dogalrorn]

From many comic runs: 1.Creator of Sabretooth, Chris Clearemont, had originally written Sabretooth as Wolverine's dad. Over the years they have been written as either father and son, brothers, Wolvie was also Sabretooth's father, but mostly they aren't related at all. They may share ancestry from homo lupus species, along with characters such as Wolfsbane, Wild Child, Romulus (original) and so on. 2.Sabretooth told Wolverine that the reason Wolvie has memory losses is because his brain heals itself from emotional and psychological trauma in same way he would heal from physical injuries. 3.The reason Sabretooth and Wolverine don't know each other in first movie is kinda explained in a comic that serves as a spinoff set after first movie and before second. It also explains why Sabretooth isn't in the second one. That one shot was somewhat wholesome and then sad. 4.Ryan Reynolds warned the director for his dumb approach to Deadpool's design in Origins, that the audiences wouldn't like it. Director said nah. Ryan died on the inside.

[@Niobesnuppa]

Comicbook canon is all over the place, for sure. That still doesn't explain how the Sabretooth in Origins spontaniously became blonde and grew about a foot taller between then and the first X-Men movie, though. The two actors look absolutely nothing like each other.

[@dogalrorn]

@@Niobesnuppa Ironically Tyler Mane said he understood that Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber looked more like bothers than him and Jackman, and that the audience might see them being blood related due to them sharing similar height/looks, but that is his opinion, not mine. Brothers don't have to resemble each other just because they're related, and the two have same father. Your bigger concern should be other things, such as why are they step-brothers in the first place (lame af, made sense for dramatic storytelling for one movie just to be forgotten later) and why didn't Sabretooth, Wolverine's meanest, baddest and most well known nemesis, appear more often in cinematic features. He was supposed to be in Logan. He was, however, only briefly mentioned in one deleted scene. Inconsistency much? No idea how to handle a character with one of the worst characterizations through comic book runs? Hard to make a character that is originally a blood thirsty psychopathic rapist murderer likeable for broader audiences.

[@shannyn7404]

The idea that Wolvie has memory loss because his healing factor heals his emotional and psychological trauma the same way it heals his physical injuries is such an interesting concept. Also a really cool way to get the message across that mental health is just as important as physical health. Super cool, wish they used that in the movies.

[@Whineanddine52]

Funny enough, the ONLY thing I liked about X-Men Origin Wolverine was the opening scene showing Logan and Sabertooth in previous wars showing how old they are. I thought that was well shot and helped introduced the characters without that many lines.

[@Luke101]

That literally should have been the plot of the film

[@undisputedchamp4317]

@@Luke101 never understood why they didn’t extrapolate logan and sabertooth living and participating in every war into a movie. How cool would that have been?

[@katlyndobransky2419]

There was so many good things about that movie, but the bad sticks out sooo much

[@GhusisBest]

It did give us a great wolverine game

[@Whineanddine52]

@@GhusisBest yeah, the game was actually good

[@smellslikebloodysinus2211]

I think a neat detail Marcus left out was the end of 'The Wolverine' where Yukio predicted his death in 'Logan' when she said he's "laying on his back with blood everywhere holding his own heart in his hand" and his heart turned out to be his daughter X-23 holding his hand while he died.

[@K3end0]

It turns such a grim and gruesome prediction of Logan's death into something poetic and kind of redeeming. I like it

[@boatymcboatface4120]

Just wow

[@jimjam7928]

Yeah, The Wolverine is super underrated. It and Logan make for a good double viewing of a Jackman-centric goodness.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

Crying in the club rn

[@yurinoworry]

The Wolverine wouldn’t be so hated if the final fight scene wasn’t a complete letdown

[@jacobwilliams1223]

The Deadpool movies, even with as grating at times as some of the "oh how meta we are" jokes can be, are impossible for me to hate simply because it is so clear how much Ryan Reynolds loves the character and wants to do justice with him. It is wholesome in a way few movies are nowadays.

[@noodlemaiden7619]

Ryan Reynolds can be a bit much for me sometimes but Deadpool 1 and free guy I feel like are spot on, and you're right sometimes you just want to watch a film where everyone is having fun

[@kays8976]

I really love how much he genuinely cares about the character enough to include Deadpool’s sexuality too

[@codynickel9650]

Deserves well above 5.5

[@Spicymeatball-oq3dj]

@@codynickel9650 When it first came out, Deadpool 1 was a 9/10. I think Marcus discounted how different the movie was when it was released. Now every movie tries to be like GOTG or Deadpool.

[@uknownada]

I love movies that feel like passion projects, even if they're kinda garbage. The fact that Deadpool was a multi-million dollar passion project really helps, to me. Just feels so genuine, and no other superhero blockbuster really feels like that, not even Deadpool 2.

[@lukaslambs5780]

Logan fighting a younger, feral version of himself is NOT an ERJB. He is literally battling his past as a human weapon, his past trauma and the very personification of how violent his life was. To me it makes a lot of sense. When he sees X-24 for the first time, he freezes. He can’t confront his past. He gets closure by finally facing his demons and by doing so with his family that he loves.

[@johnny_thunder_3024]

I didn't like it

[@ethanronholm3121]

​@@johnny_thunder_3024 very well articulated point

[@SciRuler]

maybe he meant to say "then that should've been conveyed with flashbacks or at least a bit of dialogue insinuating that" which is what i agree with. i like this theory or hell explanation, but it couldve been executed better aka shown better.@@ethanronholm3121

[@gabethehoward]

The funniest thing, that IS what James Mangold, the director, wanted to do. His “thesis” of the film was “what is Wolverine most afraid of?”, and he figured it be two things: love from a family, and himself. In Logan, he accepts the love he gets from Charles and Laura, and also literally tries to kill his past self, during his time as Weapon X. Pretty cool stuff IMO.

[@julianvidovic7028]

Which also explains why Laura is the one to kill him and not Logan himself. Personifying how the presence of Laura and him having to take care of her affects him.

[@reallyawesometitle7653]

X-Men Origins: Wolverine was actually more or less an experiment to launch an anthology series for each mutant. They originally were going to give the first one to Magneto, but after seeing Wolverines popularity skyrocket after the initial X-Men trilogy, they opted to use him instead. This idea was also the reason why other mutants were introduced/re-introduced, to build on this series. You know the rest. As for that Magneto anthology story, that's how we got First Class

[@Krystinelle]

We would’ve seen Erik destroy that gate AGAIN 😂

[@diegotm4365]

Cool

[@whysosnappy8016]

I'm glad we got First Class instead

[@sasha5591]

@@Krystinelle chekovs gun but backwards

[@Professor_Ganki]

Mmm M M

[@danielinglese3261]

I’d love to see all the Batman movies reviewed. Movies like Mask of the Phantasm don’t get enough love

[@IcyDiamond]

Would that also include spin offs like Catwoman, Joker, and Lego Batman?

[@Miguel-lu4ry]

@@IcyDiamond Lego Batman is the best Batman movie so yes

[@tenkenroo]

Totally agree. To me that’s the Batman movie i compare others to.

[@thewolverine3045]

let's get this petition rolling

[@loganrichar.15]

@@IcyDiamond I don’t think Lego Batman is much of a spin-off

[@2leftthumbs]

The month long wait was worth it entirely for that thumbnail fake-out. Brilliant!

[@Chuked]

yep

[@mangathecomicgeek9450]

2 left thumbs!! Surprise to see you here.

[@mr.raccoon7123]

Alan Garland Is Best For Directing MCU 🔥 X-Men ☣

[@thiefofjustice4495]

About FREAKING TIME Cosmo & Wanda

[@sirleeproductions]

I thought it was recommending his 1st part to this Xmen series to me again 😭

[@amethyst_crystal87]

Honestly interested in your thoughts on the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Everyone seems to be all over the place for ranking all 5 movies and while I personally think the first three are great and I don’t like the fourth and fifth very much, I’ve rarely heard them talked about on this channel.

[@jdftv1542]

Dude that would be awesome! I love the first 3, they’re so great, the 4th is kinda trash and 5th is alright. But I would love that

[@archmage7813]

Ah, outside of the 1st one, which is average but very watchable, all of the pirates movies are hot garbage. I'm pretty certain cosmo here would absolutely destroy them.

[@lnsomniaTV]

@@archmage7813 There's a lot to love about the first three movies, especially one and two. Honestly, even if you somehow thought two was straight up trash, there are definitely some things that even you have to respect about it, like the CGI on Davy Jones' face.

[@archmage7813]

@@lnsomniaTV you think there is a lot of love for them? That's interesting, I've never had anyone say that. Most everyone uses them as examples of bad movies from my experience. Transformers before transformers

[@MegaRay220]

Marcus has said on Twitter that the first one is basically perfect. I doubt he likes the other ones very much tho

[@datruliverking]

as someone who has lived with family members with dementia they start cussing, are sometimes belligerent, and can act COMPLETELY different, so Professor X cussing wasn’t “too edgy” that’s just what happens as you start to lose who you are :(

[@Jake_Connellan_71]

When Evan Peters showed up in WandaVision I thought "Okay, cool. Now I have an excuse to finally watch the X-Men movies". I watched them all in a week to prepare for the next episode and when it was revealed who he actually was, I had never felt disappointment like it. At least some of the movies were good. Fantastic video as always.

[@robertrobinson5307]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hellothere2464]

that was exactly what i did as soon as that episode aired, but i’m so glad it got me to watch logan because that quickly became one of my most favorite comic book movies of all time

[@iiTheUnculturedSwineii]

I'm so sorry 🤣🤣🤣 Least you got to check out logan tho

[@lionofafrica5150]

He he Bohner

[@Quackeeen]

Well that's on you. For me it was pretty clear they are not merging the MCU with X-men mess then, and it was just a nod for the fans. It felt like this was not her Quicksilver, so it was obvious they are gonna explain it without bringing any other Xmen characters. But of course I couldn't anticipate Ralph Bohner, that was silly indeed 😅

[@sbthesage2100]

Bro predicted Deadpool and Wolverine lol

[@brianthornton8781]

He really did 😂

[@gutzz1519]

Timestamp?

[@adambedenbaugh284]

@@gutzz151923:06 he gives his theory/prediction at the end of the Logan review after he scores it.

[@dylanrinker6831]

He KIND OF predicted it cause it's NOT fox's

[@TimDaco]

Yeah Facts 😂

[@cjhedberg735]

I have a soft spot for this franchise just because it's always done its own thing. It's so weird to see films like Origins, Apocalypsd and Logan existing in the same series, but it also nice. It avoids the same-ness of the MCU in that regard. You should do the live action Batman-films next, especially since the new one is coming out in two weeks. That's also a franchise with incredibly high highs and low lows, and there's a fair number of them at this point to justify two videos.

[@Blue-Apple-fc9eo]

Me personally disagree.

[@nekelaznup4644]

@@Blue-Apple-fc9eo disagree with what?

[@droplemmy]

he’s doing that

[@chairman3427]

The Xmen movies are really wierd, even for superhero movies, but i like that.

[@CIII328]

I appreciate how doing these videos have basically turned Marcus into an X-Men fanboy Side note: As trite as the “You miss me” line is, that’s definitely something Gambit would say. But he’d probably end it with a “mon ami” or “chere”. And the demon bear is actually canon in the Claremont/Sienkiewicz run.

[@caiomesquita268]

Well there's a reason why X-men comics have always been the biggest Marvel team books. They just work

[@ps238principal]

The best thing about X-Men Origins: Wolverine was that a work print got leaked onto the internet. It was fascinating to watch, not because it made the movie better, but it reminded me of those old "How They Do FX" shows on the Discovery channel or DVD "making of" extras, except they were in the actual film. You got to see people jumping around in harnesses and scenes where Sabertooth or Wolverine had their hands in the shot and an MS Paint cursor would start drawing arrows and the words "CLAWS HERE." It was neat to see.

[@staidenofanarchy]

Do you know where I could find that? It sounds great but I haven't seen anything with a quick youtube and google search

[@K3end0]

funnily enough, back when it released my Dad had torrented the movie for me and my brother, but he had torrented the pre-release version and me and my brother were *very* fucking confused when wolverine turned into a silver jelly man when he was hit by the truck in the lumber yard.

[@Crosi]

I NEED to see that again, it was so fucking funny

[@MEXUS.]

My Dad ripped that version from online and put it on a disc for me years ago. I don't remember much from it, but I do distinctly remember the characters overlooking a huge unfinished cgi island lol.

[@Odinsday]

This unironically sounds way more interesting than the actual movie.

[@fablejoey3666]

I've always weirdly really really enjoyed "The Wolverine" nice to know other people think it's kinda dope too.

[@GatlingHawk]

I love that movie. The ending does get off the rails tho :(

[@andregarza5224]

It’s underrated af

[@stairmasternem]

I think people just really want a Japanese inspired superhero flick. MCU teased with Hawkeye’s shenanigans but otherwise we haven’t had much of one.

[@ajisaac]

Tbh the wolverine is my favorite x men movie.

[@MrMich1lol]

It was the first movie I've fallen asleep at the theater watching. So, yeah, don't know what you're all are talking about. The most boring of the bunch for me.

[@eximiousr5614]

came back to this after seeing deadpool and wolverine, and my lord at 23:20, you nailed that on the head.

[@dizzydismo]

Lmaooo

[@almighty1077]

Literally like exactly how it went 😭

[@retro-ronin]

TIL YOU'RE 90!

[@unhelpfulrevelations7989]

I really enjoy these longer movie series analysis vids. It would be cool to see Marcus do them for specific director's filmographies, I'd love to see what he thinks about Chris Nolan or Hayao Miyazaki's various movies.

[@gabrielk6324]

I’d love for cosmonaut to branch out and do directors instead of marvel movies over and over again. I’m w you for Chris Nolan🤞

[@jaewon4316]

this would be GREAT i rly dont think ppl would watch these as much but id eat this up

[@arlloyd24]

As great as that would be I don’t think it would happen super often because of how long they take to film and edit them 😔

[@unhelpfulrevelations7989]

@@arlloyd24 Yeah but on the other hand these are original material. There's no need to read a bunch of comics for research to make a director video; you just watch the movies

[@vicdaman]

I believe that an X-Men movie in the same style as Into The Spiderverse would be a really good direction for X-Men to go. Those character designs and stories just struggle so much in live action, and that animation style would lend itself so perfectly to the X-Men and their wildly unique designs. Then we can finally get a comic accurate Wolverine!

[@bagelwater5122]

Marvel is rebooting X-Men '97 so we all might finally get a comic accurate everybody lmaoo

[@SapphireCarbuncle009]

It got mentioned on Twitter already, but the Lord of the Rings/Hobbit movies would make for an excellent December Deep Dive. It's already a cleanly divided idea for a two parter, and tbh I think it would be cool to also bring up the animated adaptations too, especially with how obscure they are and how media like Smiling Friends have had direct nods to them Not to mention the LOTR trilogy was infamous for a lot of meme culture in general. It's a fun excuse to use those clips

[@Icetea-2000]

Btw, does Marcus have a connection to Lotr? I mean beyond watching the movies

[@jamaphy8621]

I agree.

[@WanderingIdiot81]

I said the same thing! Awesome idea!

[@josephliam3396]

I want him to do all the Batman movies next

[@lordjustinian2913]

Also do the Ralph Bakshi animated Lord of the Rings film, it's actually quite interesting as a film and I personally think it is a fair adaptation of Lord of the Rings, like its not a horribly bad movie but it's not that great either.

[@Bofrab]

Honestly for Deadpool going into the MCU, how I want them to do it is to just have him randomly be there, and don’t explain it at all. Like I want a fight to be going on, then suddenly Deadpool shows up and someone goes “Hey Deadpool! What took you so long?!” Like they were expecting him. I feel like he’s the only character that can get away with that. Edit: I also want the only character to question why he’s here now to be Doctor Strange. Everyone else is fine with him being there, but Doctor Strange is just confused.

[@thebonfireofgains]

Strange would fit. Much as he semi-tones down since NWH, he's one of the more serious MCU heroes plus he has seen multiple realities.

[@godzillakaijuboy]

So uh, how do you feel about that now?

[@grahamreid4635]

I’ve always kind of looked at the younger clone as Logan finally coming face to face with his “Wolverine” persona. Sort of like a fighting his inner demons.

[@rumncoke76]

I think the point from Marcus was about how this guy kinda comes out of nowhere, and also he's an evil version of Logan, which is what an ERJB is. But yeah, this trope was done well in the movie

[@motherplayer]

I like to think of it as him facing what he could have become if he had been properly made a tool of the Alkali folks. And them finally getting the useful pawn they always wanted out of Logan.

[@nickasaro8789]

Exactly. Even though I felt a similar way as Marcus when I first saw it, I came to realize the idea of X24 is basically what Wolverine was meant to be when Stryker created him. A perfect weapon with no will of his own, who only exists to kill and will stop at nothing to destroy his target, no matter who else has to die in the process. And him and Laura’s victory over him at the end represents his more human side winning out over the weapon, even though he dies in the process.

[@AmusedWalrus]

"It actually makes the previous movies make less sense" The X-Men movies in a nutshell, ladies and gentlemen.

[@infinihedron]

I'd like a run through the Bond franchise...that would be "fun".

[@finlay1341]

I was thinking that but i don’t think he likes spy movies

[@rsotuyo15]

He said that he doesn't like spy movies.

[@OdileOdile19]

When

[@spike5499]

it would be fun for us lol

[@spike5499]

@@finlay1341 that sucks

[@someaccount659]

The Wolverine (2013) is insanely underrated. Jackman deserves props just for his dehydration treatment (that made him insanely ripped) alone

[@maxtracker2904]

Not insanely… It’s by the numbers and boring. But it should be rated as ‘extremely average”…

[@knockitoffhudson3470]

It's not even funny how hard they drop the ball in the 3rd act. Just give us the full on Fight with the ninjas in the village, could have been amazing, but its cut short and the rest is boring.

[@yimpyoi9808]

@@knockitoffhudson3470 for real. then we get another big grey robot fight where logan just gets his ass kicked and runs away because hes weakened already. it really is a shame because the choreography with logan fighting a bunch of ninjas couldve made for a great finale

[@elastichedgehog6339]

It is definitely underrated but it's not fantastic. Maybe underacknowledged is a better word. I'd give it a 6/10 too.

[@philipsalama8083]

​@@knockitoffhudson3470 Originally the plan was that the end fight would have been with Hiroyuki Sanada's character wearing a regular sized suit of adamantium armour, with an adamantium katana. That would have been way better than what we got.

[@TAMThomasTAM]

I think it's also worth noting that in X-Men Origins, the woman Stryker employed to seduce Logan has the power to convince people (or maybe just men) to do anything she wants just by touching them, the effect doesn't end until long after she has touched them, and they don't think they've been brainwashed so it also seems to convince them of what they're doing too. So, instead of this whole plot, instead of even kidnapping Logan, they could have just had her touch him and convince him to consent to the surgery. Her power is literally to make men do whatever she wants, and the whole plot is about a trick to make Logan do what they want, and she is used in that plot, but her power NEVER comes up in the context of making him do what they want!

[@simeontheodore5980]

Well actually the girl with powers of persuasion can’t make Logan do anything you’ll actually see when that guy was blocking there truck and Logan went to talk to him she touched him and told him to stay but it didn’t work even sabertooth is immune to her powers when he was about to kill her

[@bryzantine1571]

It was shown in the movie that it doesn't affect logan

[@shawklan27]

Exactly

[@AntiNihilist]

Overall I prefer the Xmen series over the MCU because they usually feel somewhat unpredictable and more comic booky. Whether it's how the powers are used, the comedy, the locations, or the ages of all the characters. There's a TON of variety in the Xmen movies. But yeah, plenty of bad movies: Days of future past Logan Apocalypse X2 X1 Deadpool 1 Deadpool 2 Wolverine 2 First class X3 Wolverine origins Dark Phoenix New mutants The only MCU movies that approach the top of the list are Endgame, Avengers 1, Iron Man 2, Captain America 2, Spiderman No Way Home, and Dr Strange. Most MCU comedy is cringe. And there's A LOT OF COMEDY IN THESE MOVIES...

[@patriot459]

Falling in love wasn’t part of the plan. Said in a cliche ass love story female voice hahah

[@dsshortfilms8723]

Man, I am so addicted to Cosmonaut's videos. Like, I put in my ear buds and listen to his videos when I'm just cooking breakfast or cleaning my apartment. Please don't stop your channel anytime soon, man!

[@mostafamansour2495]

He cool

[@juanalcala4915]

Any podcasts?

[@joelfigueredo957]

@@juanalcala4915 he has an Edge Of The Empire podcast.

[@goldbondshaq5369]

I literally just did the cooking while listening to his videos lol

[@vinman900]

I went shopping listening to his videos

[@yepimbatman]

My hot take is that "The Wolverine" is actually a pretty fun and enjoyable movie. There's something really neat to me about how the mutants in it almost ALL have superpowers that don't have any cinematic flair (can see the future, immune to poisons, etc). I think it's a pretty good one

[@Rebel_Friend]

I enjoyed it a lot as a kid, so I have a soft spot for it

[@diegotm4365]

Me too

[@azure_azure]

Absolutely love everything about it except the Samurai Mech Suit ending. If it stuck the landing it's an all time superhero movie.

[@__vha]

I enjoyed it a lot when it came out, I definitely agree it went off the rails. So much potential wasted.

[@dishansinghmehta8891]

Yup more or less guilty pleasure.

[@MakutevsTrec]

I saw Logan twice in theaters and the second time I did, I brought a friend who knows nothing about X-men and she cried for 3 hours after the movie was over. 3 hours. Also! I recently watched it with my GF (maybe I shouldn’t of made her watch it because she recently lost her father to similar circumstances to Professor X) she cried well after the movie was over. Even the next day she woke up crying and said “She turned the cross sideways and made an X!!!!”

[@SandroSensei]

Let her watch origins, than she can laugh

[@SilverViper1000]

I really didn't like logan. It was mature and that I liked, but the girl was annoying as hell and I think she cannot act even a bit. The ending was kinda convenient and putting the sticks on ligand grave to a X ruined the whole cinema visit for me. THIS was laughable.

[@John-Doe-Yo]

I loved Logan, having grown up with the cheesier films made me appreciate it a lot. The way the girl acted never bothered me. Her character was supposed to be some feral child and it worked out. But eh to each their own.

[@cairothebro]

One of my favorite aspects of wolverine 2 is the Japanese setting and how much they put an emphasis on the culture and incorporate it into the movie, rewatched it recently and seriously enjoyed it

[@sardoniclysane]

Also it’s the absolute best famke has ever looked, ever. Sure it doesn’t add to the story but…

[@yoshim616]

I actually have a soft spot for The Wolverine because it’s Wolverine in Japan and I’m Japanese American so I just liked seeing that. Logan I think is one of the best comic book movies ever made. I have very few if any complaints about it, I think it’s amazing.

[@TheOfficialPYTC]

Yeah it’s good but that ending was not that good

[@gregorysteffensen3279]

it's got a lot of the best and worst bits of the comics' own "Wolverine Goes to Japan" arcs, especially the Frank Miller ones. the first 2/3rds really are some of the most nostalgic stuff for me in the whole Marvel film canon because I adored those comics as a kid, and even the goofy ending bits still ring true for me in that regard

[@BeStudioz]

I literally watched part 1 again this morning. The timing is impeccable

[@juliuskalle4035]

Same

[@jjeaze]

Hes watching you

[@Niamorg1007]

Uncanny, I finished an hour ago. True story. Glad I won't have to wait for part 2!

[@razzie1825]

Same

[@AmusedWalrus]

I literally just clicked off of it and saw this was posted one minute ago.

[@VkG249]

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the Batman movies. Most notably the Nolan ones.

[@jasonsenter1646]

He hasn't done these because everyone can agree that they're amazing

[@VkG249]

Agreed but I still would really love to see his ranking

[@cameronwilliams6803]

@@VkG249 these only 3 though, 1 dark knight 2 dark knight rises 3 batman begins would probably be the ranking

[@Abhi-xy2hm]

@@cameronwilliams6803 tbh Batman Begins >> The Dark Knight rises

[@roydekock656]

@@Abhi-xy2hm definitely

[@zenith9701]

If we keep going with the "kind of all over the place" franchises for next time, any of the 80/90's movies turned franchises would be cool. Aliens Terminator Men in black Star trek Predator Matrix Planet of the apes You really have your pick, they all feel like they would make awesome videos

[@xdecatron2985]

I would love to hear your thoughts on the Terminator films

[@mrmetalfan365]

I feel like Marcus would have fun with Planet of the apes movies. Most of those movies are pretty good.

[@Richaxis-ti4fn]

ALIENS!!! and predator ig lol

[@sunriseparrabellum5505]

the modern planet of the apes trilogy are great movies, would love to see this

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

I love seeing ppl tackle the Alien Franchise, its so all over the place but unlike Predator movies these films never get dull, they get weird and batshit insane, stupid, but they’re entertaining or entertainingly stupid. I would count the Alien v Pred movies as Predator movies, becuz like every movie after Predator 2, they suck ass

[@codylakin288]

I’d be curious about your thoughts on the most recent Planet of the Apes trilogy. They’re not quite perfect, but I personally maintain, with confidence, that they belong on any list of the greatest cinematic trilogies, alongside LoTR, the Dark Knight, etc

[@lordjustinian2913]

Well personally I do say the recent Planet of the Apes trilogy is actually the best Planet of the Apes movies because the apes are certainly more characters in the story and I do like how a lot of the time, only Caesar can properly talk because it really does give the feel of hyper intelligent apes trying to live in a human dominated world being angry at humans for doing what they do to their society. And also how most of the really messed up Apes were kinda messed up by humans doing experiments on them.

[@greasy4457]

I think they’re perfect

[@FlackNCoke]

Why stop at the most recent trilogy? There are 5 progressively more insane classic movies, a batshit Tim Burton remake, and a bad TV show to get to!

[@Psychoma99]

I absolutely love those movies, not talked about that often it seems

[@FlackNCoke]

@@Psychoma99 Oh me too! Beneath and Conquest of the Planet of the Apes are both legitimately some of the most enjoyably insane movies I’ve ever seen. Escape from the Planet of the Apes is just a solid movie in general. And Battle for the Planet of the Apes is… a movie. It definitely counts as a movie!

[@misterabbadon977]

1. Logan. Amazing, makes everything that came before worthwhile. One of my favorite movies 2. First Class and Days of Future Past. Really good. My favorite superhero movies. 3.X-Men 1 and 2. Well made, a little dated but generally high quality films. 4. Deadpool 1 and 2. Good Ideas executed competently enough. Worth Watching. 5. The Wolverine. Basically fine. Inoffensive. 6. New Mutants. Some good ideas badly executed. 7. Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix Some bad Ideas competently executed. 8. Last Stand. Bad Ideas badly executed. 9. Origins: Wolverine. Hot garbage.

[@joeyjerry1586]

What about dark phoenix

[@misterabbadon977]

@@joeyjerry1586 put it with Apocalypse. Bad ideas competently executed

[@Vivi_9]

Hard to disagree with what you've said!

[@__silver__]

Nah The Wolverine last act was definitely offensive to the movie itself and the fan. The movie is actually really good it's pretty much Logan prototype until the last act that did a lot of damage to it

[@denimschaffer9439]

@@__silver__ it’s decent but not great but thankfully it helped build up his masterpiece which was Logan because the scene where yukio said to Logan “ I seen you on your back, there’s blood everywhere, you’re holding your own heart in your hand. It’s not beating “ that foreshadowing was so powerful after seeing Logan

[@_femto_101]

Honestly it's funny how Marcus was right about Hugh Jackman comes back as wolverine for the MCU

[@John-Doe-Yo]

I know he’s supposed to show up in Deadpool 3 but isn’t that it? I thought Deadpool wasn’t apart of the mcu.

[@_femto_101]

@@John-Doe-Yo it's apart of mcu after Disney bought fox, they own X-Men and fantastic 4 now, that's why we saw reed Richards in multiverse of madness and professor x.

[@John-Doe-Yo]

@@_femto_101 Oh. Alright then. Even knowing that now I can’t imagine Deadpool popping up in any other mcu movies or how they’d make it work. Guess we’ll see soon enough.

[@Noahthehammockvideos]

@@John-Doe-YoKevin feigie just recently came onto the marvel podcast (most corporate thing I’ve ever heard) and confirmed that Deadpool and Wolverine will have a future in the mcu

[@hulkman245]

1:26 i got curious so this is what i found "Wolverines name was originally James Howlett. But he was renamed Logan by a childhood friend Rose O' Hara, after fleeing the scene of his fathers murder in the 19th century. His healing factor forced a lot of his original memories out due to trauma, so he isn't always sure what his own name is"

[@bleepy013]

The part about the X-Men killing someone's wife to get them involved in the plot extends to Deadpool 2, as well.

[@Mr.Murphy2802]

I think the difference is we actually see wade and Vanessa care about eachother and how their relationship works. With logan its just he thinks the girls hot and thats about it

[@sebastiansuazo2734]

Not really, no one was trying to convince wade to do anything before that happen

[@Alec11_43]

No matter how many of the X-men movies you personally like/tolerate, you can’t escape from how utterly broken the film series is as a whole; you have to ignore like more or less half of them for things to even start being sensible and alright. Hopefully the future for the X-men franchise is a bit more concise. No wonder nobody cared(in a negative light) that pretty much all of the X-Men were prematurely dead by Logan, asides from the fact that the movie was so phenomenal, because by that point the state of the continuity and franchise made it hard to be too upset about that; kind of like the opposite of the sequel trilogy. 38:19 Cosmonaut obviously isn’t dissing Logan, it’s just that this movie was a satisfying conclusion when ignoring certain entries.

[@ashb7]

The only characters people really cared about throughout the franchise were Xavier, Magneto and Logan, and Magneto's mostly cause of McKellen and Fassbender since his characterisation was alllll over the place. The movies did pretty much every other X-Man dirty, especially Cyclops (holy shit I want a comics accurate Cyclops so bad after how criminally these movies wasted him). The two Deadpool movies were somehow far more faithful to the comics than literally any of the FoX-Men movies were, even the good ones.

[@rumncoke76]

I just hope they don't try to literally do the Quicksilver thing on ALL of the old X-Men. I think this new franchise is an opportunity for Marvel to give us new and more faithful versions of these characters, and like, I love Hugh Jackman and Michael Fassbender, but I just want someone new

[@LordMangudai]

"No matter how many of the X-men movies you personally like/tolerate, you can’t escape from how utterly broken the film series is as a whole; you have to ignore like more or less half of them for things to even start being sensible and alright." People always look at me like I'm crazy when I say this about Star Wars though

[@rsotuyo15]

He even says "if I have to force myself to find things to criticize" when talking about Logan.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Okay man?? Ur saying this like “oh well regardless of how many you like you can’t avoid the fact that the franchise as a whole is shit and broken and therefore ur opinion nullified’, i dont give a shit if the franchise as a whole is bad, we all know that clearly, that doesn’t make Logan, Days of Future Past, First Class or X2 bad movies??? They’re still enjoyable and entertaining, its not like the MCU and DCEU were without duds interrupting the good stuff

[@Irisbragg]

Wolverine having a clone in Logan always felt like too much of a writing challenge to me, unless you're magneto or professor x, Logan is pretty unstoppable, so I think the adamantium bullet was just the best they could think of. I think Logan fighting himself is a really cool idea, but him being immortal makes ending that conflict nearly impossible

[@John-Doe-Yo]

The bullet causing amnesia never bothered me and seeing your comment I tried to think of any other way to get the same effect and I got nothing lol. The only thing I can think of is introducing some character that was never established beforehand which would be worse imo

[@MultiMaikimaik]

The bone has healed, but the adamantium doesn't, right? So there is one spot on Logans skull where a normal bullet could penetrate it. ALSO the bullet can go in, but if its not the exact same angle, it cant get out again. → permanent bullet in logans brain

[@diegog1853]

Logan was actually dominated for best adapted screenplay, which the vast majority of the time goes to movie adaptations, that is one of the only times along with black panther in which a superheroe film was praised in the oscars for its writing as a movie, and not only for having ultra expensive special effects or makeup.

[@thegreenthunder5416]

I would honestly love to see you rip into the bullshit live-action remakes that Disney has been pumping out. This level of weaponized nostalgia points to an issue that even saturates Star Wars and Marvel. Put simply, Disney's live-action remakes show how greedy and manipulative Disney can be in order to sell tickets. I would LOVE to hear your opinions and (if you think the same way) expose these movies for what they are

[@akualvarado6825]

Yeah I would love this as well, but I think he will suffer too much and I don’t want him to get that much pain

[@deadmemes2726]

He did that already just look at any of his mcu movies.

[@thegreenthunder5416]

@@deadmemes2726 I've watched his MCU videos time and time again. I cannot recall where he sidebars into a rant about Disney live-action remakes

[@CaptainCJ97]

Crazy how the 2k19 lion king film is one of the highest films ever

[@YDSkano]

@@CaptainCJ97 high on what? Weed?

[@pinkpanther1048]

For next year you could always do the Pirates of the Caribbean films. Either that or the early DC films like Batman ‘89 or Richard Donner’s Superman from 1978. Any of those would work with your style in my opinion

[@TheJadedJames]

But there is only one good Pirates of the Caribbean movie though. Watching them all in a row would break anyone

[@memybrain1458]

23:05 he’s a prophet

[@MJRNRD]

One thing I feel is worth mentioning is that in The Wolverine's post-credits scene, they reveal that Professor X is alive even though he died in X-Men: The Last Stand, and the only explanation that's given is Professor X saying to Logan, "I told you a long time ago, you're not the only one with gifts."

[@theomnitorium7476]

Well, there is also the post credits scene from X3, where Charles' mind wakes up in a different body in a hospital, which makes absolutely no sense at all, since he would have a different face and also how can he do that...

[@damkylan3]

​@@theomnitorium7476 Apparently, that was his twin in a coma. Yeah. And he can do it because...

[@zumabbar]

@@damkylan3 at first i thought it was supposed to be another juggernaut lmao

[@DorkN313]

@@damkylan3 well, there was this stuff in the comics. kind of. very kind of

[@brandonmanrique1471]

I just want to make a quick mention of the Legion series for those who haven't seen it. And I know it takes place in an alternate timeline, but it really has everything a good X Men story stands for. It has a similar tone to First Class but more surreal. It still has a lot of stupid shit like some of the movies but it's a lot of fun to watch. And for me, that was the true ending of X Men.

[@mattgilbert7347]

It's always blue...

[@BenDiPaolo]

Dan Stevens 🤝 Hugh Jackman X-Men that can sing

[@magikplissken3158]

Never forget David singing, dancing and making everyone else sing and dance

[@ewakupis5878]

Oh, it's so good

[@thomaskappler639]

Legion is one of my favorite shows of all time...but I don't really see how it's an ending for the x-men or that it's similar to first class haha

[@MP-nq9ht]

The thing with the New Mutants actually is they didn’t reshoot anything. They planned to, btu the reshoots kept getting out off until the young cast became too old for them to reshoot anything anymore

[@jckspacy]

I'm soooo glad I'm not the only one who enjoyed "The Wolverine". Does it have flaws? Yes. I'm not a big fan of Jean showing up again, the idea that Logan was a fish out of water type character and doesn't know Japanese was stupid, and that ending are big negatives, but overall I loved the story! Heck, I even think the romance they had going was great too! That's why I'm kind of peeved with Days of Future Past. It basically undid all of that. Origins...is terrible, but I admit it's a guilty pleasure. I know it's bad, but I don't mind watching it from time to time. Plus, I'll just say it...I actually like some of the concepts. Particularly the one where Sabertooth and Logan are brothers. I dunno, it just makes more sense to me than just these two random mutants hating each other. As for why Sabertooth didn't recognize Logan in X-Men 1...Well, the fan theory is he mutated so far that he basically lost himself to his more "animalistic" side. And finally, I know it's all taste related, but personally I thought Deadpool 2 was fine. I really didn't need anything new to be done with the movie. I just wanted more of the same as the first one, and I'd say I got what I wanted! But those are just my thoughts. Great video, Marcus!

[@Sexyari10]

agree

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

Aw, I’m sorry. I LOVE days of future pass. That’s one of my “housecleaning movies” where if it’s on, i stall to watch the rest 😆 (Thor Ragnarock is another, as is Wayne’s World)

[@jckspacy]

@@KatieLHall-fy1hw Oh no, it's a great film! XD I actually love it! It just kind of undoes everything leading up to it. Including the events of "The Wolverine" which kind of sucks, but the movie itself is fantastic! I see why you like to watch it when housecleaning. XD Thor Ragnarok is also great too!

[@spammacc5288]

The only thing I actively hate about The Wolverine is that we never get to see that version of Yukio again, tbh... feel like seeing her and Logan traveling around a bit before going back to the X-manor could have been a fun side-thing before launching into DoFT

[@jckspacy]

@@spammacc5288 Oh, I totally agree with you! Heck, by the time we reach the end credits scene she's just...gone. There was so much potential with her and Logan! Honestly I would have preferred we got a full movie with them and THEN DoFP. Sadly that was not the case.

[@beefcake4prez]

I wish that they had made New Mutants into a show series! They are such an interesting ensemble in the comics I really wanted them to flesh out their characters more.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

To be perfectly honest I think TV shows are the way to go for the X-Men in general. The stories are so much better when they give every character something to do and that can be damn near impossible in a movie

[@Eva01-jy2qu7pu9r]

I think the whole Yashida twist could've been great if it was written better. Like if Yashida actually felt heartbroken to see a man he saw as a brother turn on him in his dying days, and believes Logan has become selfish and overly prideful of his immortality rather than being the man he saw all those years ago.

[@guyofminimalimportance7]

The action scenes in X-men Origins are so cartoonishly insane it almost feels like it could have worked as it's own thing. Like; this same type of choreography in an action comedy like Kung-Fury would be great.

[@SuperAlfern]

Having Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool in the mcu works because of the 4th wall breaks. He doesnt have to be from another dimension either.

[@mostafamansour2495]

He wouldn't work they will make him pg13 which doesn't suit him at all

[@SuperAlfern]

@@mostafamansour2495 we’ll just have to wait and see.

[@mostafamansour2495]

@@SuperAlfern True dat

[@thehoodpinch7364]

I could see a pg-13 Deadpool working in an ensemble based movie, not his own movie.

[@axelmartinez3540]

@@thehoodpinch7364 they already confirmed that deadpool will be remaining R rated

[@sartavin]

The strange thing is, the Demon Bear saga and subsequent NM comics--thanks in huge part to the artist and what his aesthetic inspired in Chris Claremont--is one of the weirdest and most ambitious runs of the X-men comic franchise. Perfect that the Fox franchise would so completely drop the ball.

[@OzoneInteractiveMegan]

I adore the classic new mutants material and am so glad basically nobody saw that movie

[@MyPokergirl]

Seeing someone praise First Class makes me feel seen and validated. I’ve been preaching that FC is the best x-men movie (ensemble). The only 2 movies I’ve cried at were Logan and First class and I tho k they both stand on their own as movies not just superhero/ comic book movies. I think a wide audience can find things to like about them without knowing anything about the X-men canon.

[@TheJadedJames]

First Class was amazing and pumped so much new life into the series. Too bad about the sequels

[@dynamite_dynamite5954]

I'm actually very curious as to what in the First Class movie would make someone cry. It is a good movie though.

[@sumthingnvm0]

@@dynamite_dynamite5954 Where Charles reminds Erik about a memory with his mum. It was pretty emotional

[@Skyfoogle]

whats funny about the x-men movies is that all the bad ones are also completely unnecessary. you could seriously just have x1, x2, first class, days of future past and logan and it would work completely fine as a saga. there'd be zero missing context.

[@thebonfireofgains]

Yeah basically never do the Phoenix Saga

[@eclecticspaghetti]

I literally finished DMC 5 *yesterday* so that bit with Wolverine made me laugh more than it probably should have.

[@thumbajosephmukwato]

I wonder if Marcus does play DMC 5.

[@charlestonobryant807]

@@thumbajosephmukwato he does, he mentioned it on Twitter before

[@Thetopnoobpro]

I think doing the entire James Bond franchise would be a good series of videos for your channel during December... definitely

[@IcyDiamond]

I was thinking the same thing tbh

[@Endru85x]

I liked Rossatron ranking of Bond movies,seen this done by other guys on YT, would like to see the same done by Marcus.

[@awesomebacon1075]

I’m not sure if this would be even possible, especially considering the sheer size of the entire franchise and how the majority of it isn’t even movie-based (8 animated series (384 episodes total) and 6 movies), but I am very curious about your take on the DC Animated Universe aka The Timmverse, Diniverse, Saturday Morning Cartoon DC Superhero-verse. It doesn’t get a lot of coverage online, especially these days when DC media keeps falling over itself and making a big mess on the dining room table most of the time. But I think it’s an interesting series to dissect because it’s kind of like uncharted water with many ups and downs. We saw a little from your DC Heroes rant a bit ago for the Justice League Animated Series, so maybe an analysis of this franchise can be a rewarding venture for you.

[@gabriellacerdapatricio7992]

Yeah!!

[@uknownada]

Everyone still talks about how great Batman the Animated Series is, and it is, but I would also love to see Marcus or someone else talk about the other cartoons. Superman the Animated Series doesn't get much love, and it's probably some of the best Superman content ever.

[@awesomebacon1075]

@@uknownada Exactly! Like, 80% of the conversation is focused on BTAS instead of the other entries (you know, where the actual “shared universe” part kicks in). I bet there is a good chunk of the BTAS fanbase that are unaware that it’s a part of the DCAU. I know I sure wasn’t when I first watched the series.

[@EggsBenedicts]

“I don’t think there will be a new Wolverine” OH LAWD how right you were

[@austin-on4rk]

they're gonna make him do this till he's NINETY😂

[@hxc4ever301]

NINETY

[@booey6190]

I think it'd be cool to go through all the Bond films. I've only really seen the Daniel Craig movies, and I'd like to see how they look to person without a deep connection to them, through a modern lens

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

Go watch all of them, the Craig era is the worst one

[@booey6190]

@@NeverSaySandwich1 buuuut it's sooo much mooovie

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

@@booey6190 They're a lot of fun and it's great to see the change and evolution in filmmaking and stunt work. They tell a story about Hollywood history in a way. Sure beats watching all of the MCU movies

[@booey6190]

@@NeverSaySandwich1 it's on my watch list, it's just a herculean task, lol

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

@@booey6190 In 2020 I watched one a week leading up to the (supposed) fall 2020 release of No Time to Die. It was so much fun

[@reacthoops]

I wonder how reviewing the DC animated universe would go. The major projects and movies that follow a timeline, such as Flashpoint Paradox to JLD: Apokolips War. Would be awesome to here comparisons to the live action too, because I wish the live action would use some of their ideas.

[@DarkKnight_]

Great suggestion mate. The movies have flaws but still really likeable

[@tragicpsycho3349]

@@DarkKnight_ the dc animated movies are fantastic what are you on

[@DarkKnight_]

@@tragicpsycho3349 they are fantastic but the batman movies are kinda bad. Damien is insufferable and everyone else gets nerfed ,especially nightwing. But as he got older and there was character development, it became great

[@tragicpsycho3349]

@@DarkKnight_ I honestly didn't mind younger robin. I can see where you're coming from though

[@Rivers_Cuomo_From_Weezer]

@@tragicpsycho3349 teen titans vs justice league has entered the chat

[@SolitudeStarer]

I've seen every film in theaters except New Mutants and honestly even with the bad films their were always parts in the film where the audience cheered whether it was a fanboy moment from the comics or a huge battle scene. Definitely part of a bygone era but, I'm glad I got to experience it. As far as ideas on what to do next may I suggest looking at The Chronicles of Riddick film series. Its 4 films (one animated) and a video game. And it all stars Mr. FAMILY himself, Vin Diesel. I think you would have a ball. Thanks again for the entertaining video.

[@rsotuyo15]

The best thing Riddick ever did was the og Xbox game, Escape from butcher bay.

[@unknowndane4754]

I definitely have a soft spot for the Riddick movies (except the second one, couldnt care less)

[@mork3743]

"I dont think there'll be a new wolverine actor for the mcu" well predicted

[@missyllaineous]

For me the first Deadpool movie is like a moment frozen in time. I watched it in theaters at just the right time in my life that I fell in love with it, and every time I rewatch it I'm transported back to then. The 2nd movie had a lot of things I liked, but the actual watching isn't as fun as the first movie. Kind of like I enjoy the idea of it more than the movie itself. It's not bad, but I wish it didn't have that layer of polish on top, if that makes sense.

[@motherplayer]

I was always of the opposite opinion. I always found the first film is still funny and started off strong, but I also feel it was constrained by the idea of him thinking he was too ugly for his girl and having that take up so much of his motivation on the last half was a bit of a stifle on what should have stayed more oddball. I mean hell, the fact that they talked about fucked up stuff so casually early on for their meet cute, it's hard to believe she wouldn't accept him so that always felt a bit odd for me. I enjoyed how the 2nd just went more oddball with the concept proper. Think it's actually funnier than the first, but that's just me. And Dopiner's development never fails to make me smile.

[@missyllaineous]

@@motherplayer I agree with that to some extent, although I like the idea that it was more Wade struggling to accept his new self and projecting his feelings onto Vanessa in the first one. The best way I have to explain it is that the quality of the second film feels a bit too clean and sharp. You can really tell they had a bigger budget like Marcus said, and I think it took some of the charm away. Plus, for me, the scenes where Wade betrays the xmen to kill that dude, and the scenes where Wade learns about Cable's backstory come off too awkward to be funny or heartfelt. I agree there's lots to love in the sequel (dopinder, domino, and yukio are all amazing i think), so I respect that you and others prefer it.

[@jaycue7641]

I get what you mean, but I really enjoyed both movies so much I can't say which one is better. The first one had a constrained budget to be certain at only 50 million for a superhero movie. But it forced the writers to be creative. And it allowed Ryan Reynolds to chew the Hell out of the scenery and just BE Deadpool which is what we all wanted anyways. Hell, about half of the movie takes place on that one bridge scene and nobody even noticed because Ryan WAS freaking Deadpool. And him just having straight laced Colossus and edgelord NTWH there to play off of was really all he needed to be entertaining. The second movie was just as funny, and killing Vanessa at the beginning was risky and I like movies that take risks. Maybe a few too many characters, but no real complaints from me. Can't wait for the third movie.

[@machodgdon]

First and foremost congrats on your best friends getting married! Excited to hear your thoughts on the rest of this franchise!

[@billicatato-9441]

Wait who got married?

[@matiasaguilar2500]

@@billicatato-9441 dan I think

[@carnivalwilson1978]

@@matiasaguilar2500 seriously? To who?

[@carbonio1450]

I think deadpool 1 and 2 genuinely have some of the best coreography and fight scenes of the francise. Plus the humour mostly works for me, it's a matter of taste. I would have given them a 7/7 and a half. Aside from that's a pretty good list

[@OHCandP]

I went to the press junket for Logan in 2017, and learned from some insiders that The New Mutants was originally set in the Logan timeline before studio-mandated reshoots and retooling, Rosario Dawson was originally up for the role of the doctor/psychiatrist character and X-23 was supposed to join The New Mutants team in a follow-up, or at least appear in a future film to some extent. Also, Patrick Stewart was rocking a dapper suit with socks featuring pixel art skull and crossbones lol

[@thehumanity0]

I think Logan is unquestionably the best movie of the franchise, but my favorite film is still Days of Future Past. I think it does time travel so well, while it also incorporates the X-men powers in perfectly with the concept - like when Xavier uses his telekinesis to talk to his future self through Logan's subconscious. It also had the full cast with both Xs and Magnetos at their top game. It was like watching the X-men version of Infinity War. Also their version of the Sentinel's even surpassed the Sentinel's from the comics/cartoon in terms of being an effective villain and threat.

[@chaddavid2106]

its telepathy

[@thehumanity0]

@@chaddavid2106 Woops

[@createprince2093]

totally agree about the sentinels. they were so different from the cartoon ones I knew, but they were completely terrifying and well done imo

[@lukaslambs5780]

Logan, Deadpool and Deadpool 2 are three of my favorite movies, very strange how sloppy and unfocused some of the other movies are. Weird having awesome movies in the same franchise with these hot messes.

[@BlackbladeYT]

I'm so glad to see a current film reviewer give accolades to Logan. IMO it's one of the best superhero movies ever made (Dark Knight, Spiderverse, and Infinity War are the only ones I see competing with it), and also just one of the best movies of the past decade altogether. I adore this film and considered it the perfect sendoff to a series I grew up with for a good portion of my childhood.

[@DeRockMedia]

i agree with your other competing movies (I love End Game but IW is a better paced and structured movie imo)

[@DeRockMedia]

may throw No Way Home in there too, thats a tricky one cuz of the Nostalgia factor.

[@aedanmannion]

Guardians of the Galaxy and Flashpoint fs up there

[@windowsVD]

Most mainstream reviewers praised the hell out of Logan...

[@DeRockMedia]

@@windowsVD ya, every reviewer i follow loved it and so did i.

[@swagwolfgang]

I can’t believe benioff didnt learn his lesson from this movie

[@MysteryBounty]

Deadpool 1 was easily an 8/10 for me, comedy was great, action was great, pacing was fantastic.

[@Yael_ch19]

That did not deserve a 5.5 out of 10 rating, that is way too low for a solid movie like deadpool

[@safcjoe7062]

​@Yael_ch19 it's probably because of the humour, people either find it cringe or hilarious, there's no inbetween.

[@williamstormo2922]

Hot take I like Deadpool 2 more than 1

[@believeinbumper]

I remember watching most of the X Men movies as they came out, only skipping Dark Phoenix and new mutants, I love the varying degrees of quality between them you never knew whether the movie would be good or bad. Logan Deadpool 2 Days of future past The Wolverine First class Deadpool X men 2 X men Origins Apocalypse Last stand

[@foxygramps1207]

The Wolverine is always that X Men movie I remember enjoying enough, but I constantly forget about it. Also I've been thinking the same thing w/ the X-Men in the MCU. I think they have enough money and experience w/ this whole multiverse thing to make it believable for general audiences. And lastly I completely forgot New Mutants was made 😂.

[@gamingngossipproductions6741]

and here we are...with Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman revising their respective hero role in Deadpool 3. Once again, Cosmo called it lol

[@garretschinkel2740]

I believe New Mutants was meant to be it's own trilogy too. If it hadn't been suddenly forced to cram so much it might have had a chance.

[@urfaes6878]

Logan was an amazing movie, not because it was another X-Men movie but because it was an ending. It end capped Wolverine's story. X-23 got shafted by not returning to reprise her role, but the movie was well done. So well done, Ryan Reynolds addressed it in Deadpool 2. It's a bittersweet thing : the pinnacle of the series also includes the death of the focus character. Logan was nice.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

Laura is literally the only actor in that whole franchise I want to see reprise their role. Besides maybe Fassbender Magneto

[@mesousagaby740]

Apperantly, the second Deadpool movie was supposed to have the same director as the first movie, buuuuut Ryan himself vetoed Tim Miller's ideas and he clearly was more in charge, so we get a second movie that's more jokier and bloodier, but also sort of plays itself safe, but the action scenes are great cause he got the guy behind John Wick to direct it. Heck, Ryan even wrote a bit of it, similar to how Paul Rudd writes a bit on the Ant-Man movies.

[@Kamiikaze.Kaiiju]

I’m so impressed with how accurately you predicted Deadpool 3, they did indeed use Hugh Jackman and Ryan Renolds

[@allisonwatson3837]

Days of future past is #1 for me. That movie has everything. And the emotional beats are great.

[@jdftv1542]

Logan is literally on a different level than ever other X-Men movie, Days of Future Past is good it’s just not even fare to compare all the others to Logan

[@anderurteaga3707]

At this point, I like to believe that the X-Men movies take place in different universes. From the original trilogy the story goes to The Wolverine and Days of Future Past, film that's not only about time travel but also about alternate realities: Wolverine goes to the world from First Class, changing the present by combining universes, and since then, every X-Men prequel take place in a different universe (the same happens to Origins: Wolverine and Logan). That's why nearly 60 year olds look like young adults in 2018 (if the team members were teenagers in 1983, they must have been born in late 1960s, and let's not talk about Quicksilver, the 70 year old kid), because in Deadpool 2's timeline they were born in late 90s. Too elaborate and confusing, but that's the saga, although I like the movie line-up of Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Storm, Nightcrawler and Quicksilver. I haven't seen New Mutants, and I don't think I will.

[@SirBigWater]

Whenever I see Origin's Cyclops, it just reminds me of Ben Affleck's Daredevil. The actor just looks like him.

[@blazeben10]

Hmmm pluck wolverine into the mcu.... HMMMMMMM. guess who was right?

[@GiuseppeDeRosa2001]

Man I love this channel it never fails to make me laugh 😂

[@ChronicAndIronic]

I loved the X-men theme so much I had it stuck in my head even when I didn’t remember the show

[@thehumanity0]

That Japanese theme tho..

[@XxCrasHERxX]

It’s my ringtone lmao

[@KanyeT1306]

I think the MCU will keep Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, and recast every single other person. At least, I hope they will. I don't want to see the same old characters mix and match, I want to see the MCU do something fresh. Start anew, and that means recasting everyone. I think they will have cameos from different multiverses pop up from time to time though.

[@astrocap5373]

Marvel studios accounted Deadpool 3 with Ryan Reynolds like a year and a half ago, it’s gonna be the MCU’s first rated R movie and Ryans working on the script

[@swans184]

My headcanon is crazy people like Deadpool and Sony Venom are more likely to make it through the multiverse cuz they’re crazy enough to already understand the multiverse lol

[@angelgregory9445]

Watching this 2 years later and bro is a psychic.

[@stinkyspicee]

To put it lightly, the X-Men have always been my favorite. So many people miss out on these amazing stories because of the films. The fact that watching these got you into X-Men truly touches my heart. Thank you for making these videos. Thank you for reading the comics. This shit really gave me life 😭

[@Tucker619]

@Daniel Jaramillo how

[@marcusbryant9199]

This might be one of the most accurate reviews I've seen. Really agree with your conclusions on the rankings + diagnosis of the franchise as a whole.

[@andrelucas321]

Finalmente meu amigo, tem gente no Brasil que te ama e estava esperando a parte dois ansiosamente.

[@bagre298]

Sim

[@Karifi]

Ele vai entender tudo

[@pedrollex3308]

negao

[@0981462]

Ele n vai entender nada q vc disse André, translate to English kkkkk

[@SandMan12335]

Marcus really calling Hugh Jackman coming back as Logan because of deadpool

[@notataco4203]

Looking for this comment lol

[@j.t.fletcher2214]

I think the New Mutants deserve something more. Take them now as they are older and drop em in a Dark series. I think the new Mutants should have gotten a show and did whatever the Gifted was trying to do.

[@jeriahrosen101]

The lord of the rings trilogy and the hobbit trilogy is something you should absolutely do. You won't regret it

[@ninjanibba4259]

Yes he will

[@DrRAZI99]

@@ninjanibba4259 for the hobbit trilogy right ?

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@DrRAZI99 of course

[@TomSistermans]

HE DID

[@aMoodyHipster]

Apollo has given you the gift of prophecy. Use it well

[@CriticsCupofficial]

Don’t you just love it when a big KZbinr has 100% the same thoughts on one of your favourite franchises of time as you

[@ClareKix]

I think the Mission Impossible franchise would be fun to watch you analyse.

[@africanchick23]

Ghost Protocol was my favorite!

[@DSTkunn]

New Mutants made me so sad. It had the potential to be a really cool movie and even worse is that it could mess up our chances of seeing more Majik on screen. Considering that she could have been a potential extra tie-in for X-Men in MCU through something like Multiverse of Madness...it's a real shame.

[@Jake-yz3qv]

I really liked her actress, maybe they'll give her a second chance

[@lhfinatl7068]

Yeah, I remember seeing a teaser for New Mutants at the premiere of Logan and thought the idea of an X-men horror movie sounded great. Then for years, it just dropped off the face of the earth until news leaked about troubled production, reshoots, etc. and by then, I had already lost interest but had a bad feeling it was going to be terrible anyway and the fact that it was dumped straight to HBO Max did help me to dissuade that feeling.