Finally Watching X-Men To Educate Myself In Wolverine Lore *Commentary/Reaction*

[@leorojas6390]

Ange, the actor who plays Toad in the first X-men movie is also Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace.

[@myterriblenightmares951]

@@leorojas6390 I thought that was Ray Park?

[@myterriblenightmares951]

@leorojas6390 nevermind, I understand now

[@Yetireacts419]

I was just about to type the same thing lol

[@kratosGOW]

@@myterriblenightmares951 … what? Ray Park’s actual name was Toad. Little known fact… 😂

[@5780Michael]

Yes, please watch the MCU movies.

[@ikuep]

The way she torched Bobby for being toxic then realizing he's mystique was so funny

[@toddhadley9002]

It's okay. It's not that easy to torch Bobby.🙂

[@3DJapan]

Everyone does I think.

[@ANGELINAA]

I got PLAYED HAHAHA

[@Ironoclasty]

She finally realized that Bobby's cool.

[@chrisd4228]

@@Ironoclasty take your like.... sigh

[@cjperry2731]

I will never understand HOW people miss the fact that Magneto IS the little boy in the camp that bent the gate.. 😂

[@ascenciopictures]

At least X-Men First Class clears it up.

[@lokithecat7225]

Well, there's not like a bunch of REALLY obvious clues... Like the tattoo, accent, age, attitude...

[@cjperry2731]

@@lokithecat7225 not to mention the ability to bend/control metal lol..

[@kiillabytez]

Who missed the obvious?

[@chrisd4228]

Wolverine's claws basically slice through his own hands to come out between the fingers. So yeah, they hurt a bit.

[@argent-kestrel90]

Not to mention ripping apart flesh, dislocating and relocating his bones, cut through ligaments at high speeds and force.

[@williamozier918]

"People like you are why I was afraid to go to shool as a child." Is THE best line in all the X-Men universe.

[@phoenixdzk]

Hugh Jackman said the claws were metal, and rode a pretty thin line between prop and actual weapon. When he accidentally hurt the stunt double for Mystique she apparently yelled out in triumph -"I've been stabbed by the Wolverine! Woohoo!"

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

Ange...the boy at the beginning was a young Jew being separated from his parents inside of a Nazi death camp. Magneto has numbers tattooed onto his arm (like all holocaust survivors) and when we first saw him as an adult, Xavier says, "It was a long time ago. Mankind has evolved since then". How was it not glaringly obvious that he was the boy?! lol

[@andrewgrossman4982]

TBH: I came here thinking that this would be the primary comment she was getting. I am surprised so few are mentioning it. “Separated from his parents,” was… a lot. Love Ange’s reactions. Not fond of modern American education.

[@dmanimousprime3858]

This

[@Galiant2010]

@@andrewgrossman4982 Yeah, I scrolled for a bit and saw only one other comment about it. I thought she was just leaving it unsaid at first, but then when we saw the old version of him look at his arm at the numbers and she was like "Oh, he's one of the marked from way back when" I almost literally facepalmed. I was like 8 years old when this came out and I knew nothing of X-Men before this movie and I was able to make that immediate connection that it was a Nazi camp and that he was that young kid. Not just "one of them from back then" lol... To be fair... While it should be obvious based on the setting and outfits, she may have just thought they were rounding up mutants, in general. And not realized he was unique at that time and they were specifically pointing him out as a kid.

[@ReelUrbanity]

It hurt my head so much when she considered that wolverine is the kid at the beginning. Than it really blew me away that on the train she said that "metal is moving must be magneto". The lack of critical thinking from some reactors is crazy. The seriel number on magnetos arm is the most obvious clue. Just mind blowing.

[@flowersforkurdt]

Not clocking that the kid at the beginning is magneto is crazy work like how do u miss that 😭

[@thejamppa]

Magneto makes excellent villain because he is not wrong... We can disagree his methods but not what motivates him. That makes compelling villain, but Ian McKellen really knocks ball out of park with this performance.

[@Jon_FM]

Yeah Magneto in the movies always feels like on the right side of history but his methods are completely wrong. Which all good villains kind of fit that argument.

[@elite_rock_god2292]

He really is, and time and time again he is proven right in alot of ways. He also been trough so much

[@OrdinarilyBob]

Thanos was right!

[@elite_rock_god2292]

@@OrdinarilyBob about what?

[@OrdinarilyBob]

@@elite_rock_god2292 There's a running "joke" in some of the MCU movies that some people supported Thanos, and printed t-shirts, mugs, bumper stickers, and graffiti with "Thanos was right" on them... @thejamppa was talking about the best villains are not necessarily wrong, just have bad methods. I thought it was fitting to quote "Thanos was right" -- And in some ways he is: In many places there are too many mouths, not enough resources... However, the idea of killing half the population (vs. other/better ways to handle the problem, doubling the resources, for example) is where Thanos becomes an evil villain.

[@TassadarBJ]

I think it's actually worth a note (because I don't think that any of the movies have ever fully clarified it) that Magneto's powers aren't actually just controlling metal. The dude straight-up manipulates magnetism, which is so much more OP - we just usually only see him manipulating the metals that are magnetic in nature. He also radiates shit tons of bio-electrical energy, so much so that he essentially creates his own ozone around him constantly. If he had enough power (as in being one of Apocalypse's Horsemen), the dude could literally cause an apocalypse by manipulating Earths poles and stopping the planet from spinning.

[@lionhead123]

becoming a horseman increases your powers excessively however, he doesn't have that in him naturally.

[@TassadarBJ]

@@lionhead123 Correct. I had to go back and make sure that I specified that, and I did. Doesn't change the fact that he's one of the most dangerous omega-lvl mutants on Earth.

[@SonOfMuta]

3:39 "It's a drastic contrast to the last scene" Considering the previous scene was a flashback to a memory from a CONCENTRATION CAMP during WWII...

[@danielpeckham5520]

This was such a wild movie when it first came out, back then comic book movies were not common at all unlike these days. The whole series of X-Men movies is worth checking in order of release

[@BatmanFan76]

This movie basically kicked off the X-Franchise we know today. My favorite character was of course Wolverine since he’s my favorite antihero. “What would you prefer? Yellow spandex?” Nowadays, yes.

[@Rhodair]

I still remember seeing it in the theater back then and simultaneously happy they got so much right with the first movie, but I was equally disappointed in how much they ran away from the outfits. It felt like it was because they didn't have faith in their costume designers, or even more lame is the idea that anything other than dark gritty can't be taken serious. It's painfully unimaginative but at least their Matrixy outfits were good enough. What sucked even more was then having to endure several years of those mundane black leather outfits in the comic books.

[@wed570]

was looking for that reference. Got it.

[@simonsaysolivia]

Logan and rogue have a father daughter relationship and it’s really great I wish they explored it more

[@Narutoanime16g]

Yea that & is of loved to have Gambit in these movies why didn’t they ever do that lol I’m jsut thankful we have X men 97

[@simonsaysolivia]

@@Narutoanime16g ikr

[@evolutionizer15]

More like big brother, little sister

[@ReelUrbanity]

@@Narutoanime16g Bryan Singer didn't want gambit because his powers are visually similar to cyclops in his point of view. You can see gambit in the first wolverine movie.

[@Narutoanime16g]

@@ReelUrbanity Thats crazy I mean yea there both energy but Gambits is pink colored , origins didnt do him justice

[@alexthorpe6583]

I read somewhere, fairly recently, that the change from yellow spandex to black leather was because some producer loved 'The Matrix', and insisted on that look.

[@sensaiuriah5440]

That's false the producers assumed people would love the leather since the matrix was. Popular at the time

[@Syndur]

All superhero-outfits have moved away from being those bright texture-less spandex outfits -- and I certainly don't mind that.

[@calronkeltaran493]

Wolverine has a yellow spandex in the comics, that's where the joke is from

[@lordtrigon1733]

That was a unanimous decision, even Stan Lee and Chris Claremont fully supported not using the comic costumes. The Matrix did not start that trend, it was going throughout the 90's and early 2000's. In fact, it wasn't even the first time a Marvel-based adaptation had done it; Blade came out the year before The Matrix. X-Men's design was simply a product of its time.

[@garyballard179]

Spandex looks awesome in ink, but it looks goofy - if not downright terrible - on film. Even in Deadpool & Wolverine, Logan is wearing a _leather_ version of his classic outfit, instead of a spandex version.

[@thatonkgau5221]

In the comics Rouge was taken in by Mystic who raised her as her own daughter and made her Join the brotherhood. Rouge spent many years as an enemy of the x mens until she switched sides and joined them.

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

@thatonkgau5221 : Rouge, is what we today know as blush (make-up), or at least that's what we called it when I was a kid in Sweden. But Anna Paquin's character, is called 'Rogue', not "Rouge"...

[@isaiahadams1996]

Fun fact: Before Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart played in X-Men, they were both considered by Disney to play as Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Clayton from Tarzan.

[@supremedream1764]

“Oh my god am I watching Twilight?” If this was anything like Twilight, Scott would be Edward and Logan would be Jacob.

[@TheLastLivinGameCube]

I love the dance that Toad does at 24:26. Also, fun fact: Toad is played by the same actor that plays Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace.

[@LiamRichardson-o7q]

He may be the villain but you have to respect magneto because he knows how humanity will treat the mutants after living through the holocaust loosing his family and people just because of who he was. And he's not actualy wrong about humans he's more realistic and Charles is idealistic so neither is right or wrong

[@InterdimensionalCowlick]

Famke Janssen, who plays Jean Grey, also guest-starred in an episode of Star Trek: TNG where she played an empathic mutant who learned from Patrick Stewart.

[@LeiloniBecerra-z6b]

Omg ange I’m so excited once you finish watching X men your gonna love watching Deadpool lol 😂

[@jordangan3246]

I second this. Trust me, you’ll laugh.

[@deborahclipp5654]

Loved Ange’s reaction every time someone was revealed to be Mystique 🙌 perfection!

[@DamnFineCupOfCoffee]

This movie is so well done. My favorite of the franchise

[@fusionbyj.alexander9252]

We need all the Xmen commentary! love binge watching your channel!

[@TheeGoatPig]

I'm twice your age... I loved the first two X-men movies. Two of my favorite movies from the time they came out all the way up to Avengers in 2012.

[@sister1976]

"Is he supposed to be some kind of frog?".....well.... His name is TOAD...... so.... There is that. 😂❤ Love the reaction, Ange. Looking forward to more X-men later 😊

[@WolfFireheart]

The vid barely just started, and I am in pain. Ange being born the year this movie out, gave me a painful reminder of how old I'm getting... Edit: Called the movie a game for some reason? xD

[@sensaiuriah5440]

I'm 25 so I feel it lol

[@MilkT0ast]

​@@sensaiuriah5440 25, Lol. You're still a youngster

[@gr1mreap3rz15]

this movie came out 3 years before i was born 😅

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

This is a movie, not a game, but yea I feel ya.

[@OrdinarilyBob]

Same... I was... let's see... about 27yo when this movie came out.

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

This is the movie that changed movies forever. This was proof that good SERIOUS comic book adaptations can be done, everything after the first X-Men is history

[@Nogard-Nys]

Weird way to spell Blade

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

@@Nogard-Nys nah, you just need to go back to school. Blade might have come out first, but movies didn't change until X-Men 🤷‍♂️

[@brianvw2724]

Good ta see ya take on this franchise. Hope you do more soon!

[@tannerprice2018]

No one would’ve expected Cyclops would end up meeting Sonic the Hedgehog 19 years later.

[@mamalannightshyaman]

The benefit of these reaction videos is if you haven’t seen the DVD extras you always have the comments from those that did

[@theobserver2267]

I love Magneto because he is a rare villain that has good intentions and they can be understandable. Although not condonable. The thin line between right and wrong.

[@Dunybrook]

Hugh Jackman's Wolverine is very different from the original comics and animated series like X-Men 97. It's really kind of its own thing. They never really do a deep dive on most of the X-Men either in this franchise as it mainly focuses on only a few of them.

[@KthulhuXxx]

Very much. Comic Logan is short, ugly, and enough of an asshole that at least half of any team silently cheer on whatever bad guy is eviscerating him in any given issue.

[@mageeaaron2624]

3:14 This is Rogue! She's an an awesome character!! She started off as an Avengers villian. She even absorbed and kept Captain Marvel's powers. She eventually joined the X-Men and became a hero! Unfortunately, the movies haven't given her this character trait to her. But the actress was still pretty cool! 🙏🏽💪

[@simongoddard7692]

This movie is a classic. 24 years later still holds up IMO

[@awareness007]

I'm glad you're catching up to date with the Marvel movies. These have a different feel, the same as the Spider-Man movies have a diff feel.

[@Alex_Gordon]

I Love how you use so many words to explain your thoughts about everything you see on the screen. that makes your reactions special :) unlike any other really Can't wait for X2!

[@dopam3m3xl]

Ang called out the entire timeline in the first 5 minutes #respect lol I loved the X Men movies, especially the ones I saw in the theater, but holy crap the timeline is wild.

[@jordangan3246]

I’m so excited that you’re reacting to X Men! You will not regret it (apart from X3, Origins Wolverine, and Apocalypse). Also, don’t be worried about doing Marvel movies continuously, it’s alright if you do movies in random order or do other ones.

[@quixote6942]

You'll need to see "Logan" before seeing "Deadpool 2".

[@little-wytch]

I'm guessing it was the shock of seeing "Gandalf" that prevented you from connecting the dots that Magneto was the boy in the concentration camp at the start. 😛 Just a heads up, the third movie has a credits scene. A lot of people miss it, so I thought I'd let you know.

[@jerodast]

what third movie :P

[@SeanBlader]

Ian Mckellan and Patrick Stewart met on this movie and became BFF's. They are honestly the second best thing to come out of these movies after Hugh Jackman.

[@erickknutz5599]

One great way to judge an actor is on the body of their work. All three of these are insane powerhouses, every single one has at least one movie that are in my short list of favorite movies of all time.

[@jbwarner8626]

Theirs is a bromance for the ages. If only we could all be as unfettered and positive as them 😊

[@phillipuhal3647]

Ian and Patrick DID NOT meet on this production. They have been friends since the 70s. They worked with each other in stage productions in England. Please don't spread misinformation.

[@lionhead123]

actually it was Hugh Jackman that befriended both.

[@cptchaotic]

To save yourself a big headache. Treat each movie like it is a stand alone movie. If you think of them as a series in a timeline you will lose your mind. Oh and keep watching past the credits. In most there are hints to the next movie.

[@You-Tube-n5k]

Ian Mckellen is so good in this. Tbh, he gives me the same vibe that Cate Blanchett did in Thor Ragnarok. I'm just so used to seeing them play wise and kind Lord of the Rings characters, so seeing them as villains just makes me giddy ngl

[@cytorakdemon]

"What's Storm's power?" Stares into the camera like it's The Office. So fun little facts about X-Men, before he was cast, Bryan SInger met with Patrick Stewart and gave him an X-Men comic with Xavier on the cover, and Patrick looked at it for a bit and then ask, "Why am I on the cover of a comic book?" Bryan Singer wanted to stay true as best he could to the popular X-Men at the time, but he also didn't want to be fined by the expectations from X-Men comics, so he banned the comics on set. Hugh Jackman, channeling Wolverine's anti-authority personality, had a bunch of X-Men and Wolverine comics brought to his trailer for him to read and better understand the character and the world. The truck driver who drops off Rogue at the bar where she meets Wolverine is the voice actor of Beast in X-Men The Animated Series. Best part about X-Men movies, you only really need 4 movies to get the best of the franchise. X-Men, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: First Class, and X-Men: Days Of Future Past (Rogue Cut).

[@Fatalbeast22]

No, no you definitely also need to watch 3, origins (as bad as it is) and the wolverine to really learn Logansport character. Apocalypse and dark Phoenix tho can 100% be forgotten lol

[@cytorakdemon]

@@Fatalbeast22 3 could be an argument, but Origins is skippable cus all you need to know about Logan's background is in X2.

[@Fatalbeast22]

@cytorakdemon skip origins and you have no idea his history with sabertooth, you need to watch 3 because even tho it doesn't do the Phoenix saga great, it's still an important event to watch, otherwise you'd get to days of future past and ask "where's Jean and scott?"

[@cytorakdemon]

@@Fatalbeast22 Nah, Origins and 3 aren't necessary. We never see Sabertooth again so his relationship with Logan isn't relevant. His obsession with Logan's dogtags can be interpreted as taking a trophy. As for Scott and Jean's absence in DOFP, Jean's absence is explained in X2, and Scott's can very easily be attributed to... the events of DOFP where other X-Men are also "missing". You got X-Men that's the introduction. X2 is the background on Logan. First Class as the origin of Xavier, Magneto, and the X-Men/Brotherhood. And finally Days Of Future Past bridges the two era's together and has the perfect ending to the franchise. No more is needed.

[@Fatalbeast22]

@cytorakdemon they literally refrence stuff from origins wolverine in all the deadpool movies, also "you can just attribute Scott missing to events in DOFP" so....be wrong? Knowing Logan had to kill Jean himself, and hom knowing Jean killed Scott, makes the ending of DOFP hit WAY harder. Idk why you're trying to skip movies that just add to the payoff of things. Also with skipping X3, the wolverine makes zero sense at the start, and the wolverine is a great movie for connecting more with logan. Oh that also reminds me, logan should also be on the watch list. Literally just apocalypse and dark Phoenix should be skipped because they are bad, but unlike origins, they don't even add anything that gets referenced later

[@libertarianguy5567]

Gotta love Logan, always the wrong man until he isn't the wrong man for the job.

[@jessiechen279]

Someone's probably said it already but, 'Wolverine's' Mutant abilites are the claws and regeneration, at one point in the comics 'Magneto' pulls the adamantium out of his body leading to him having some mean looking bone claws🙂

[@kgosimagano8966]

Don't forget animal empathy, which makes him unlikely to be attacked by wild animals

[@just2coolkk]

Finally i can watch one of my fav movie with Angelina again...

[@circlenowsquared]

One of the reasons I love Ange's commentaries is because she talks about the movie making, like the lighting, the props, how things would have been on set.

[@jeffjaeger739]

the X-men are at the CORE of Marvel... along with Spiderman, of course. they were a comic book since way, Way, WAY back.

[@renedavids6154]

Hello Ange. Recently start following your videos. Love the way you reacting to videos. Talking all the way trough them on a humoristic way. On this moment i'm at your Harry Potter serie. Keep on posting. And sorry my writing is not about this movie but I love the X-man movies.

[@Variable-2-actual]

Wolverine's lore changes year to year, and sometimes month to month.

[@OscarO82]

I'm concerned about how many people Ange's age couldn't figure out that the opening scene in 1944 Poland was depicting the Holocaust.

[@ellehcimbelle]

it is a disturbing, and frankly, dangerous trend..

[@onthelam]

James Marsden was in Jury Duty and he helped with the soaking

[@Raven5150]

Hardest worker on this movie is the diolog coach, halley berry from new york, has to speak with an egyptian accent, famke ductch, has to sound where ever jeans from, anna not from mississipi must be a southern bell, hugh jackman an austrelian, pretendeding to be a canadian... About that theirs a 1 off x-men cartoon called pryse of the x-men its a kitty story, but for some unknown reason wolverine talked like a drunk vrockodile dundee

[@cptchaotic]

When Magneto touched Rogue to transfer his power she now has his memories of living through the holocaust and will carry the memories for the rest of her life.

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

Rouge is make-up, her name is Rogue...

[@cptchaotic]

@@JarodMoonchild1975 Honest mistake but thanks for the correction I will fix it right now

[@everlastingpass1on]

Can't wait for you to react to X-2. It's one of the best in the franchise.

[@Narutoanime16g]

X-men is on the hype train this year after X-Men 97 I’m hyped for even more of it , I love Magneto’s backstory & him and Charles are frenemies

[@davidbergfors6820]

1:19 Who knows?! Everyone knows! With the Deadpool and Wolverine movie, this is the point where X-men takes it's first step into the MCU proper. well, that's what is promised at least, timelines and all being what they are after the events in the Loki series. please do the MCU, you will not regret it!

[@claytalian9091]

All the X-Men movies, even the not so great ones, are a lot of fun. The Wolverine, X-Men First Class, Days of Future Past, and Logan are must watches. Also the continuity between the original trilogy of X-Men and the newer ones from First Class onward is a little wonky.

[@kumiwanakilya00]

I am so glad I saw this reaction because I forgot how hilarious your editor is lol

[@jordangan3246]

Interesting Fact: As good as the movies were, by all accounts, Bryan Singer was a nightmare to work with. During production, Singer would allegedly arrive late and experience mood swings and "explosive" tantrums. At the time, Singer claimed to be taking medication for back pain. Cast and crew members found Singer's drug use too "problematic". Kevin Feige, the film's associate producer, was flown on-set to ensure that Singer was kept in line. Singer was also accused of giving small roles to younger actors and minors in exchange for sex. His erratic behaviour continued throughout his entire career, up until Fox had enough and fired him from Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@lordtrigon1733]

It's ridiculous how long he was protected in Hollywood.

[@jordangan3246]

@@lordtrigon1733 Around the same time-length as Harvey Weinstein. Though Singer lasted slightly longer before being outed.

[@Beawbeawgaming]

Fun fact: Kevin Feige who is behind the mcu, worked on these movies (forgot how many) and is the reason there's so many comic book aspects in it!

[@jordangan3246]

He was mainly brought on to reign in Bryan Singer, who……..wasn’t the calmest guy to be around.

[@dylanintendisney]

In the animated series X-Men ‘97, the writers got back at that “yellow spandex” bit: Since the costumes are more comic-accurate in it, Scott throws someone a blue and yellow spandex suit, and the other guy says “Am I going to war or a circus?” Scott simply replies: “What did you expect? Black leather!” It was hilarious.

[@Dumpyyling]

A xman first class commentary would be amazing

[@jonmercano1138]

The Fox X Men movies are definitely not part of the main MCU timeline, but the MCU is gonna have their own version of the X Men in the near future. Although in multiverse terms, yes they’re part of the MCU Aside from some inconsistencies, yes, those other X Men movies are prequels to these Magneto was one of the holocaust survivors, yes. He was the little boy that was pulling the gate The Blackbird/X-Jet is built, not stolen “Is he supposed to be like a frog?” They literaly called him Toad

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

Yes, the SR-71, if my memory serves me right, also known as the 'Blackbird'. Made by Lockheed-Martin, I believe?

[@RedmoonIndustries]

Two stories about the making of this movie... 1)Yellow Spandex is what the X-Men wore in the comics. They chose black leather for this movie due to the popularity of The Matrix, thinking black leather was cool and would attract more people to the movie. 22:58 2) In an interview with Hugh Jackman, he talks about for this movie they used real metal blades for wolverine's claws. Mystique's stunt double in one of the fight scenes forgot to move her arm and Hugh stabbed her accidentally. He said he was horrified because it was the first time he had ever stabbed anyone, her reaction was awesome! She yelled out YES, I've been stabbed by Wolverine!!!! 24:01

[@Variable-2-actual]

10:52 He already has, he's the head of the illuminati. That's how mutants stay so secret, he wipes the memories of witnesses and provides excuses for them or the situation.

[@JakeMacAttack]

He keeps taking dog tags because they are familiar to him. Wolverine is saber tooth’s brother. But they both have no memory of that.

[@jimberjamber8540]

Supposedly the reason Storm says the "Toad struck by lightning" line is because originally there were more scenes of banter between them which were cut. I always found it odd that she said that lol.

[@mageeaaron2624]

0:45 Its part of the Marvel multiverse of movies. Hope this makes sense! 🙏🏽💪

[@stormageddon2223]

At some point in the comics, the Logan, Scott, Jean love triangle becomes a thruple. So eventually, Logan and Scott really, really like each other.

[@futuramayeah]

Angelina , there is a movie from 1995 called Generation X , it takes place time wise after the New Mutants movie from 2020 so after you watch that movie, you can watch Generation X, but it has characters from the movie First Class, which you will get to at some point, in case you need to remember that.

[@davidbergfors6820]

the Yellow spandex is the classic uniforms from the Comics, this is the modern version that went with something more "modern" That's how they knew

[@Swampthing71]

The X-Men I grew up with was the comic book version that has members come from different countries. Here's some of them & their country Wolverine(Ontario, Canada) Cyclops(USA) Storm(Kenya, Africa) Nightcrawler (Germany) Colossus (Russia) Banshee (Ireland) Rogue(Mississippi, USA) Thunderbird(Apache Nation) Sunfire(Japan) Dust(Israel) Syrin(Ireland) Havok( USA) Shadowcat(Chicago, Illinois, USA) Cable(USA) Iceman(Boston, Maryland, USA) Professor X(Weschester, New York, USA) Gambit (New Orleans, Louisiana, USA) Deadpool (Vancouver, Canada) Warpath(Apache Nation) Bishop(Manhattan, New York, USA) Blink (China) Sunspot(Chile, South America)

[@lowkeyfeliks7687]

Dust is from Afghanistan not Israel

[@Swampthing71]

@@lowkeyfeliks7687 oops my bad

[@Nogard-Nys]

Deadpool is from Saskatoon in Saskatchewan, Canada, not Vancouver Wolverine also predates Canada as a country, and is from the NWT or what would eventually become Alberta

[@darkkhalwb]

The hair joke got me to subscribe 😊

[@ellasvideodiary]

i’m going through exactly the same journey rn, never watched any of the xmen but now binging through all of them for deadpool&wolverine😋

[@CrownlessKing88]

Ange, Magneto/Erik was the Jewish boy at the beginning of the movie. It was the holocaust. That’s why magneto had numbers tattooed on his arm. They did that to the victims of the holocaust.

[@faithfullkadan2969]

10:49 Wait till you meet the twin, it gonna be a night an day difference for sure 😂 Can’t wait for your journey down the x men rabbit hole!

[@Patriot009]

Props to Scott for dragging Logan away from the burning car. Wolverine is a lot heavier than he looks.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Saw this in the theatre :) grew up reading the xmen comics and watching the 90s cartoon :) Michael Kamen's musical score always gets the emotions going ❤🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@diegocarranza5930]

No way i just finished X-Men 5 min ago 😂

[@KJGould]

Commenting to hope you continue.

[@JosephHernandez-u1n]

Sabretooth with the dog tags, Ange "You can get your own," x men fans oh he has his own.

[@BaNkR_7-TeeN]

You must've found out that the kid in the beginning is Magneto and not Wolverine. It's hard to retain information in these fims unless you're familiar with the source material. Magneto was taken from his mother by Nazis because he's Jewish and his ability to manipulate the metal fence was the giveaway for fans. Wolverine ages very slowly and is actually nearly a hundred years older than Magneto

[@supremedream1764]

18:43 Well how bout that! Roddy the mouse and the toad himself both on the same train! Hahaha. 😂

[@futuramayeah]

Angelina, Magneto had numbers tattooed on his arm because he was the little boy in the concentration camp from world war 2 in the beginning because they were killing everyone that was jewish

[@quieness]

I have NEVER seen anybody think that the kid bending METAL GATES at the start of the movie to be Wolverine over the dude literally named MAGNETO and with a WWII concentration camp tattoo. Like, bruv cmon xd the edits were hillarious too

[@WaddIes]

cant wait to watch all the reactions of the xmen series! (suggest watching them in the order they come out! - including the deadpool movies)

[@Sabre2087]

"from when I was born" God I'm old. 😢😂

[@spencerarnold669]

It's a little worrying to see someone of a younger generation not instantly pick up on the Holocaust references. Poland 1944, stars of david and later the tattoo on the arm didn't seem to really register, or at least have the spine chilling effect it did to us. Nothing against Ange, if you don't know, you don't know. But it might be worth watching something like Schindler's List to be aware of these things and avoid any misunderstandings in the future. I totally understand you didn't mean anything by it but saying the holocaust was a little gloomy and kind of depressing the way that you did, could come across as dismissive or disrespectful to the situation. Also the fact Magnito is a jewish survivor gives greater context to the story. The reason Magnito was so militant was because he'd already been through an extermination and was scared of history repeating itself

[@Simon-lt6fe]

Ange: "I love toad" then "is he a frog?" 😂

[@holliesakellariou6635]

Love the X-Men films, X-2 is actually my favorite of them all despite it not being that great. It's like my comfort movie.

[@awolf7335]

Prepping oneselves -b4 Deadpool & Wolverine, I see sign me up 😤

[@JPuReTaLeNt]

I always felt that the X-men franchise brought a lot more in terms of reality and how mutants are feared and not accepted like the MCU franchise

[@kiillabytez]

Everyone misses it when Marie asks Logan if it hurts when the blades come out. "Every time" is a double en-tundra, as in it hurts him as well as those he uses them on., but nobody ever comments on it, and the funny thing is, "This is gonna hurt you more than it's gonna hurt me..."

[@stacycalvo]

Angelina I do want to continue watching X-Men Movies and please react to X-Men Cartoon shows

[@josephamesdacey6442]

You're gonna love this franchise

[@jonmercano1138]

So you’re doing all the x men movies right? You can’t just do this one for Deadpool and Wolverine