FIRST TIME WATCHING * X-Men (2000) * MOVIE REACTION!!

We watched X-Men 2000 and had more fun than Wolverine in a steakhouse. Get ready for hilarious reactions and a whole lot of mutant mayhem!
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Directed by : Bryan Singer
Stars : Patrick Stewart , Hugh Jackman , Ian McKellen , James Marsden
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[@zcwte]

Ash, this movie is extra special to me. In the summer of 2000, X-Men was my first date with a certain smart and beautiful girl who became my wife. 24 years later, we’re curled up on the couch tonight to watch your reaction.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

👍

[@wyattamick]

Wow what a great full circle moment

[@Evan7xXx7]

That’s really sweet honestly

[@DwaynesWorld007]

Honestly very cool

[@Wraiven22]

That’s so cute oh my gosh ❤

[@digitalentity272]

The politician is a jelly fish. Jelly fishes don't have bones. The politician is spineless. SYMBOLISM.😂

[@edmontonboy99]

Who messes with the jellyfish, Jesse? Sorry wrong fish

[@mitchelltyler5972]

ooh..nice symbolisms

[@nunuonroad9969]

😂

[@ElComePeliculas]

I just love how Hannah immediately understood the problem of hatred towards mutants, she is so compassionate.

[@BLNDCHINESEMAN]

Ash missed it lol

[@ElComePeliculas]

@@BLNDCHINESEMAN ikr perfecto duo

[@lafatte24]

God I don't think Hannah will survive when they get to Logan. I don't think she'll be okay at all.

its not that deep, modern woke thinking doesnt not fit with this movie

[@jiggyjuvi]

so funny to me when ppl try to say x-men isn't "woke" when it's literally based on prejudice, racism, discrimination and civil rights lol... one of the main characters is a holocaust survivor lmao like x-men is as "woke" as it gets

[@Raven5150]

Mystique is always naked even in shape shift, her weakness is the weather and legos

[@drake128]

Dog shit and smack rat needles would worry me.

[@Raven5150]

@@drake128 shit happens

[@MagsonDare]

I saw an interview the actress did where she said that the glue they used for the prosthetics would melt just from her body heat, so when she wasn't actively filming they were constantly touching up/re-applying the prostetics that were constantly falling off of her and that she had to sit in a heavily air-conditioned room and simply endure being cold all the time, so there's your weather. She didn't mention legos though ;-) She also said that they gave her lots of wine to help her not feel quite as cold due to the alcohol, so she was usually a bit tipsy when they were filming.

[@Raven5150]

@@MagsonDare legos are everyone who is barefooted weakness

[@robmartin9782]

Fun fact: "Toad" is played by the same actor (Ray Park) that played Darth Maul.

[@chaserz4201]

Beat me to it😂

[@davewhitmore1958]

And his spin of the bar that was holding the elevator open is a nod to that

[@robmartin9782]

@@davewhitmore1958 indeed!

[@knoxxsavage6288]

Oh shiiiiiit

[@8lackbeard791]

Came here to say the same thing, after how much Ash liked Darth Maul 👌🏻

[@besupaaa]

Also Mystique can only "mimic" someone's powers, so to speak. When she turns into Wolverine he is able to chop Mystique's claws because it wasnt real adamantium.

[@rari2943]

I forgot she could do that. I wonder if chopping off the claws she made is like cutting off a piece of her. Or she just naturally produces a material to act as the clothes and weaponry

[@ianjardine7324]

Mystique is one of the few cases where the role genuinely makes sense for the actress to be almost naked throughout the film. Any clothing would interfere with her power. All respect to her for her commitment to the part hours and hours of full body makeup and the courage to be so exposed on screen.

[@jamesdawson2393]

"these are the dark side" as the camera focuses on Toad lol unaware of the symbolisms!

[@Thurisaz314159]

You're talking about him playing Darth Maul?

[@secondghost]

Even though they are enemies, Charles and Erik have a tremendous amount of love and respect for each other. They were friends for years and years before their beliefs put a wedge between them.

[@steved1135]

Nice. 6 minutes in and Hannah completely understands the entire point of the X-Men, where most simply never understand it. The entire X-Men canon is a warning against discrimination...

[@dash4800]

Lmao, everyone understands the point of xmen. It's not subtle.

[@steved1135]

@@dash4800 Oh you'd be surprised. The vast majority of reactions I've watched ( over 20...) utterly miss that point. Of course, it seems to be a demographics thing, as most are younger ( sub 40's...).

[@memecity9849]

Fun fact: Hugh Jackman didn't know what a wolverine was, so during his audition, he was acting like a wolf, and the producers were like, " What are you doing? Lol

[@cjperry2731]

Hannah: "These are like RICH mutants!" 🤣 I never thought of or heard them described like that, but it's accurate 👍

[@WHADATBOYNAMEIS]

same. i was like well…

[@sargentocapitao9668]

that was the feeling I got once I realised cool pretty mutants lived in a mansion and had no trouble with ugly disgusting mutants (morlocks) living in the sewage

[@sheldonlamey7010]

That was a great line By Hannah.😂

[@boman987]

Well back in the day they were middle-class mutants.

[@nikkibbee7757]

I never thought about it like that. So true

[@BloodyMunchkin]

Calling it now: while watching X2, Ash will be costumed as Wolverine and Hannah as Mystique

[@Syzygy77]

We hope

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

Yeah probably... Or Hannah will be Toad just to piss off Ash but yeah probably Mystique

[@Thundarr100]

Hannah would make an amazing Mystique. She already has the red hair. Then she'll need a whole bunch of blue body paint, like what certain extremely dedicated football fans wear on their bare chests when they attend games. Then she'll need adhesive bras and adhesive panties, which she'll need to attach blue scales to. And BAM!!! You've got a very authentic Mystique costume.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

The other way round just to be cute.

[@BloodyMunchkin]

@@ninjabluefyre3815 REAL

[@johncunningham1889]

For the fight scenes and characters being underpowered or underutilized, wonky character design and costumes, just keep in mind this movie was like the prototype for superhero movies. Yes, we had Blade, but that was more of a traditional action style movie. This was the first movie to really try and be a superhero movie full bore. For that, it is excellent and the story is good. Xmen 2 is where it really shines and comes together.

[@vtetrooo1312]

True!

[@matthewgunther782]

Fyi the actor that played Toad was also Darth Maul.

[@pedroveragasspar]

The special thing about this franchise is that it's not about a group of superheroes fighting the bad guys. It's about people with superpowers dealing with the social rejection that comes with being different. While one group is willing to understand and find common ground, the other side sees peace as impossible due to the prejudices they've been victims of and they're betting that everything comes down to the survival of the fittest, and the fittest are the mutants. Magneto is by far my favorite character and throughout this series he grows brilliantly. Ian McKellen is one of the best actors. He's endearing when he's one of the good guys (as we saw with Gandalf) and terribly intimidating as a villain.

[@TysonWay]

nice essay mate i bet you actually thought you did something

[@pedroveragasspar]

@@TysonWay I'm immune to sarcasm, my little friend. Sending Hugs, I can tell you need one.

[@ShadowTrailMedia]

@@TysonWay 6 sentences. a paragraph. your comment is a bit of a self-own.

[@TysonWay]

@@ShadowTrailMedia shadowtrailmedia? this bum act like he/she owns a busines

[@megasean3000]

The line Storm says when zapping Toad is up there with “Too bad you will die!” as one of the worst lines in cinema history.

[@PaulSchober]

How about; "know what happens when a toad is hit by lightning? Neither do I, but we're both about to find out"

[@tkurz3071]

should have been "Do you know what happens when a toad is struck by lightning? It croaks."

[@goji3755]

Without the context it had originally, it certainly is an odd line. Toad was originally supposed to be very insecure about his mutation and constantly spouted trivia about toads to try and sell himself as a cool mutant. Storm's "the same thing that happens to everything else" was her way of saying "shut up, you're not special."

[@Wolfe-Tone-]

"He's called Cyclops" Isn't that a lollipop???? 😂😂😂

[@LauraW102]

Fun Fact: The actor who plays Toad, plays Darth Maul.

[@besupaaa]

A Wolverine is an actual animal. I think they look super cute. ❤ And it is so nice to watch you gettin to know the characters. Mystique IS amazing.

[@locustkllr]

Wolverines are like the North American version of a Honey Badger, but with even less fucks to give, and an even nastier temper.

[@dunringill1747]

@@locustkllr Wolverines are incredible, even for mustelids. They are honey badgers on steroids.

[@prime-of-two3753]

I live in the woods in the northwest of the U.S. Got a lot of family/friends who hunt. They’ve got some stories about wolverines. Even have caught a few good bits of them on their game cameras. Those things will square up with bears, timberwolves, deer, and everything else whilst seemingly having no regard for personal safety. Do not approach, obviously. They’ll shred your flesh in a heartbeat. Logan’s alter ego is very appropriately named lol.

[@Watchful049]

​@@locustkllrwolverine in the comics is 5'4" because wolverines are pretty small but are very vicious and will take down prey as big as deer and can hold their ground against other predators. I wish they had that detail for Logan cuz Hugh Jackman is about 6'2, maybe have him stand on his knees

[@lokithecat7225]

@@Watchful049 Tiny Wolverine was visited, and looks too wonky.

[@captironsight]

I have only ever heard it as "Tin-eye-tuss"

[@dylankerr2411]

I will now only ever hear it as Titty-ness.

[@WHADATBOYNAMEIS]

same

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

looks like we've been saying it wrong the whole time 😬

[@jewman303]

Same

[@benguensche]

that pfi-zer-i-tus

[@2BeeAdorable]

It’s amazing how much Eric and Charles care about one another. Their relationship is the perfect definition of the ‘frenemy’ where they completely understand the other’s viewpoint and respects one another to the core, yet are both equally determined to stop the other’s plans. They are antagonistic but they do not hate each other. More than anything, really, they want the other on their side.

[@robertpetre9378]

The actress who played rogue is also the same actress who played Sookie in true blood

[@boboca20]

As a brazilian myself, I approve that little samba at the begining, well done!

[@ruhdiego1999]

I think it was funk kk

[@axr7149]

Fun fact: Ke Huy Quan (the actor from EEAAO and INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM) was one of the stunt choreographers for this film.

[@SkylineBilip]

”Oh these are like RICH mutants!” Had me laughing hard as fck 🤣

[@omariparris.design]

The Wolverine and Red Riding Hood symbolism was crazy

[@positivelynegative9149]

Crazy stupid. Like most of his "symbolism" remarks. It's Wolverine, not Wolferine. 🤦‍♂️

[@TheJerbol]

I mean.. 😂

[@cthulhuwu_]

@@positivelynegative9149 You are high if you think that imagery was not intentional

[@CertifiedSunset]

@@positivelynegative9149 Have you tried not being a douchebag?

[@devon596]

Holy shit, guys. I just read some comments and I think the actor who plays Toad might be the same guy that plays Darth Maul.

[@davewhitmore1958]

Get out!!!

[@sensaiuriah5440]

So tired of people spamming the same "didn't you know" facts for the same reactions 😂

[@Syzygy77]

😅

[@bxprince1977]

Damn i wrote my comment late as heck. His name is Ray Park.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

@@sensaiuriah5440 yeah, but did you know that Darth Maul & Toad were both played by the same guy?

[@UnbiasedRemarks]

They don’t even know who the most powerful one is 🤣 she’s in this movie but she hasn’t revealed ALL of her powers yet 😅😅

[@Syzygy77]

They will find out soon.

[@erikperhs_]

Well, there's also Storm, who's a literal goddess, and IceMan who could freeze the entire earth.

[@UnbiasedRemarks]

@@erikperhs_ ___ ____ is more powerful than both you know that..

[@erikperhs_]

@@UnbiasedRemarks I do! I'm just saying that the movies don't really do justice to the best characters in the X-Men franchise :(

[@jellymogcreative4298]

You’re gonna love the next one Guys. Definitely levelling the powers up to show their true potentials. Can’t wait!

[@MrTech226]

Ash stated "She sucks too much" "I got that problem" ~ Hannah "It is not a problem" ~ Ash 😂😂

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

The X-Men films are not the most comic-accurate adaptation, largely because it was released during a time when big studios were unsure whether mainstream audiences would take comic book films seriously if they leaned too heavily into "comic book-y" elements. There was a hesitation to embrace comic-accurate costumes, more fantastical storylines, and the colourful, larger-than-life aesthetic associated with the source material. The director of X-Men even went so far as to ban comic books from being brought onto set, which led to Kevin Feige, now President of Marvel Studios smuggling comics in for the actors. Feige was a strong advocate for comic accuracy, pushing for things like more faithful costumes, though at the time, his suggestions were largely ignored. He also provided actors, like Hugh Jackman, with insights and tips on how to embody their characters more closely to their comic counterparts. As a result, X-Men was reworked to appeal to modern audiences of the early 2000s, keeping some core aspects of the comics that were essential, while reimagining or downplaying what the filmmakers thought wouldn’t resonate. This is why the X-Men wear matching black leather uniforms in the film, a sharp contrast to the individual, colourful costumes from both the comics and the X-Men Animated Series. The look was also heavily inspired by The Matrix (1999), which had just come out a year before and influenced many action films in its wake. Characters like Rogue underwent significant changes. She was made into a young teenager, and her powers were "nerfed" compared to her comic book counterpart. In the comics, Rogue is more experienced and wields far more powerful abilities. Similarly, Bobby Drake, better known as Iceman, is portrayed as a teenager in the film, while in the comics, he's one of the original X-Men alongside Jean Grey, Cyclops, and others. These changes become even more noticeable as the series progresses, and further liberties are taken with the characters and storylines. One thing you'll notice right away with these films is how front and center Wolverine is as a character. It’s very much Wolverine & The X-Men rather than an ensemble piece. Wolverine, alongside Charles Xavier and Erik (Magneto), gets most of the focus, while other characters are often pushed to the side, lacking the development they deserve. Characters like Storm, Rogue, and especially Cyclops don’t get the spotlight they need, which frustrated fans of the comics and animated series. Recently, X-Men '97 (2024) made viewers who had only seen the films fall in love with characters like Storm and Rogue, and, most importantly, gave Cyclops the respect he deserves as the leader of the X-Men. That said, I think you’ll enjoy these films regardless, especially without the bias that comic and animation fans often bring when it comes to how certain characters or storylines were adapted. While those fans had issues with character depictions and plots that may have missed the mark, going in with fresh eyes can still make for an enjoyable experience.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

The Deadpool films though are a differant story. Releasing during the height of the MCU they fully embraced the comic book-y" elements and by far throughout the three films have the best costumes out of any X-Men film. So it's a wild context going from the Deadpool movies to the 2000s X-Men films.

[@alexanderdiaz6396]

I love how clueless you guys are to this. I feel like I’m reliving the first time knowing about X-men. Reliving it through you guys 🙏🏼

[@__kylife]

Red riding hood was actually a sick symbolism ngl

[@tranya327]

Hannah... isn't wrong to have a crush on Mystique - the most impossibly sexy-dangerous femme fatale in cinema (and in the original X-Men trilogy, portrayed by supermodel Rebecca Romijn) ...surpassing Michelle Pfieffer's Catwoman, Sharon Stone's Catherine Tramell, and anyone else you can think of. In X-Men 2, you get a couple of scenes of the actress without the Mystique makeup, which is one of a whole range of wonderful touches to X2 - something to look forward to. These days, Rebecca Romijn plays Una / Number One, the dark-haired First Officer on the Enterprise, in 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.' Ms. Romijn also has a brief scene (as herself) in the second Austin Powers film (which came out during the same period as the first X-Men trilogy.) There are also KZbin videos of what were originally DVD extras, of Ms Romijn getting the Mystique makeup applied to her.

[@coffeecakes1858]

"Why is he so wet?" " Cause he's a fish."😂😂😂😂

[@chiklitz]

HANNAH!!!! your hair looks GLORIOUS!!

[@thomas_hobbs1453]

As always

[@davewhitmore1958]

Word

[@imdiyu]

Storm could have simply said, "Do you know what happens to a toad if struck by lightning?"... "Let's find out."

[@theshakyproject2971]

"She looks like a Little Red Riding Hood, you know?" Funny. She was dressed up as that character in Trick 'r Treat (2007). :)

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

That is what I thought about that. Let's just say she was type-cast lol

[@theshakyproject2971]

@@johnnyskinwalker4095 I just remembered, the director of this movie, Bryan Singer was also a producer on Trick 'r Treat, which makes sense, given that film's writer/director, Michael Dougherty also wrote X2.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@theshakyproject2971 damn small World

[@dunringill1747]

This is a fun franchise. The fight choreography improves. Make sure you watch in release order. Sometimes there are important end credit scenes.

[@ForFilmsSake27]

Fun fact ... the first fight between Wolverine & Sabertooth was filmed in Pickering, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦

[@billthomas478]

And they're also Canadian

[@brandondornan9524]

My favorite thing about X-men is the relationship between Charles Xavier and Eric (Magneto) is that Charles is like MLK and Eric is more Malcolm X. Both want what's best for their people, but both have two different views on how to accomplish that. One uses hope, while the other uses hatred. But although they're "Enemies" they have a mutual respect for one another. I just love that! X-Men was created during the Civil rights era. Mutants are looked at as dangerous 2nd class citizens.

[@tonyclements1147]

Except they’re not, Claremont was the one that did that with his run. What seems agreed upon by many is that the full tilt towards the X-Men’s Martin & Malcolm persona came under writer Chris Claremont, who took over the return of the comic in 1975. The original ran from 1963-1970 and was virtually resurrected by writer Len Wein in May 1975, who introduced a more diverse team in Giant Sized X-Men #1. Wein invited the young Claremont to take over Uncanny X-Men that August in Issue #94. Claremont would continue at the X-Men’s helm for seventeen years, turning it from a barely read comic into one of Marvel’s most popular franchises. Claremont (born in 1950) was one of those young X-Men fans who came of age in the Civil Rights and later Black Power Era. The racial inscriptions in his writings seem hard to miss, and it’s during this time that the Malcolm and Martin analogy became popular to readers of his work. Under Claremont the larger notions of X-Men facing “racial destruction” at the hands of a hateful humanity came to dominate the X-Men mythos. This is where we get the classics like “Days of Future Past” where the X-Men face a Holocaust type extinction after a virtual “race war.” It’s where the Sentinels turn into a literal mix of the Gestapo and Slave Catchers, and a lot of the X-Men’s deeper political aspirations become grounded.

[@brandondornan9524]

@tonyclements1147 Okay, maybe I was wrong on when it was originally created. I'll give ya that! But I think we'd both agree that, it wasn't until the X-men found it's true place when Claremont adopted it and through in civil rights aspect. It made it much more interesting and relatable.

[@tonyclements1147]

@@brandondornan9524 100% agree with that Claremont did a lot to humanize them, far better than Lee and Kirby.

[@Belnick6666]

In the comics Rouge almost kills Captain Marvel and throw Captain Marvel dead(what rouge thought) over a bridge, Carol survived, with amnesia and slowly got her powers back, but because Rouge took so much, she permanently gained super human strength, superhuman durability and the ability to fly + still having the ability to take other powers temporary...He attempt to murder Captain Marvel is what led Rouge to joining the good side

[@studentofthesaviors.o.s]

Storm: You know what happens when it rains?… you get wet ☔️🌩️⛈️🌨️…

[@Dropnostop]

Hannah so impressed by the red riding hood bad wolf “symbolism “😂😂😂

[@hannahgrayy1051]

when you guys tilted your head at the same time lol

[@beanzaru]

Storm is actually one of the most powerful mutants on the team because she can create and control the weather/elements very easily. Trying to scale her powers can be a little hard cause it can range from throwing lightining to manipulating an enourmous tornado through a city.

[@lorancehack5206]

Hannah must be the greatest detective ever because she's spot on with every single plot from every movie she's watched. Either she's got high intellect superpowers or she's read the synopsis for every film. Ash you're one lucky guy!

[@DeePaigeTV]

Ladies and gentleman, we have a new winner with the most daddy chills in one video: X-Men 2000.

[@izzyshootsiphone]

Ash is correct, in the comics Storm is indeed a POWERFUL mutant. This movie did her a massive disservice imo lol Also, Professor X and Magneto are not enemies per say and Magneto is not necessarily a villain. They just have completely different ideology's. One advocates for equality amongst humans and mutants and thinks they can co-exist amongst each other while the other stands up for mutants rights (in the comic books, mutants are discriminated against by humans)

[@Oddworld2024]

These two are adorable and hilarious. Such a joy to watch them banter back and forth. But still have strong love for one another. Ash propose to her already I need to see many more videos with you both. lol but more that you should cause you compliment one another beautifully. Thanks again you two. 😊

[@goji3755]

Storm's Toad line is a holdover from an earlier draft of the script in which Toad had the annoying habit of constantly spouting trivia about toads. The filmmakers wisely decided to cut all his lines but left Storm's "you're not special" comeback in, presumably because it felt weird not to have her say anything in that moment.

[@bradbeach3982]

Loved the reaction! Just found you guys in the last couple weeks, and I'm hooked! It's crazy seeing people watch this that know nothing about the X-Men and how you react going in with no expectations. Can't wait for the next one!!!

[@ane9911]

"He is like Ace, from One Piece" Ash I see you are man of a culture 👏

[@MARTINSTERN]

Ooh I’m excited for the whole X-men series with you guys!

[@jorbysold-4707]

The mutant who attacks Wolverine and rouge in the truck is Wolverine’s brother sabertooth but wolverine lost his memory so he don’t know

[@pimpflyrice]

I’m excited for you guys to watch x2, that’s what really got comic book movies on the map. Have fun!

[@Martin-u9e]

Believe me X2 will not disappoint you the opening alone is one of the best openings in any movie.

[@CW-user]

Funny she mentioned the "Dark Side" while showing Toad. He is the same actor that played Darth Maul in the Star Wars series.

[@QuantumFlux_22]

Toad is played by Ray Park, the same guy that played Darth Maul in Star Wars The Phantom Menace

[@Syzygy77]

They are adamantium, no need to sharpen them. They stay sharp. Theoretically his claws could become dull if he were to used to try to claw at a material that is stronger than adamantium, like Captain America’s Vibranium shield.

[@drekvolker3430]

maybe im wrong but I read somewhere that adamantium was stronger procesed vibranium...or viceversa...idk, maybe in old canon.

[@hughjorg4008]

ASH and HANNAH, have you seen *The American Werewolf in London* (1981) and UNDERWORLD (2003) ? Both are perfect for scary October.

[@bojnebojnebojne]

I think the whole X-Men movie series are really good movies in their own ways

[@whatseatontim918]

You're absolutely going to love "X2: X-Men United", the better one out of all the movies.

[@ItsSmiles1]

I’m surprised you hadn’t seen this before. But this is why the yellow suit in the latest is such a big deal

[@Wayne-m9i]

The most dangerous villains are the ones that think they're doing good.

[@iamadamsusername]

"They should've had a tribute to the yellow suit" Oh, Hannah. 🤗

[@bilzo]

So happy you two are starting your X-Men journey. I have a lot to say but I’ll just leave you with this one fun fact since you mentioned Wolverines yellow suit. The reason he always wears yellow is to draw attention and fire to himself in battle. If people are attacking the invulnerable and regenerating Wolverine, the other mutants have more room to do what they need to do

[@maebellez]

y'all gotta watch X MEN: FIRST CLASS!!!!!! everyone is younger and it shows how magneto and charles met + became friends + became enemies!!!!!

[@ronaldverwaal3667]

these x-men reactions are gonna be sooooooo good. You are both so amazing in this.

[@theylied1776]

A Wolverine is not a Wolf. A North American Wolverine is similar to an African Honey Badger. But A Wolverine will never run from a Fight and have killed Wolves, Coyotes, and Grizzly Bears.

[@gaulstonedog4633]

X-Men let's goooo!!!!! Very excited to watch my favorite superhero's amaze new viewers. Great reaction, thank you.

[@Sharpester]

I'm so excited for this franchise watch. The second film in both the original and prequel trilogies is topnotch Superhero cinema.

[@Ferrant621]

“Ash, I’m never normally impressed with you. . .” 😂 I love you two

[@oshaygoodman9393]

Great reaction guys, so fyi when senator turned into water, he did die, the body is made of water

[@alexanderdiaz6396]

“He is the guy” “Fck that he is THE X-MAN”

[@Raven5150]

Mutants are stan lees version of the civil rights movement charles is representing mlk and magneto represents mqlcom x

[@mart4414]

Charles and Eric is the best frenemy dynamic in comic book history.

[@michaelchavez2206]

Ooooohhh maaaaann you’re in for a ride with the X-men franchise

[@benjamineckles]

Wolverines and wolves are not in the same family. Not even the same class of animal species. Wolverines are actually part of the badger, martin, and weasel family.

[@DangerErin]

The universe you guys will go thru to finally catchup on Deadpool and Wolverine will be a ride

[@edmontonboy99]

I never actually thought about that Red Riding Hood and Big Bad Wolf analogy until you brought it up. Also her expression at 7:17 is hilarious.

[@terrorble727]

Dougray Scott was the first pick to play Wolverine but he turned it down due to being involved in Mission Impossible 2 at the time, the second pick for the role was surprisingly Russell Crowe he turned it down because he didn't want to be typecast as a barbarian because he had just finished Gladiator, he did however have a friend named Hugh Jackman who'd been in two highly praised Australian films and a few tv shows prior, the rest is history.

[@HirXeBomb]

This movie was amazing, sure it is nearly 25 years ago but it was showing that the CGI was ready to turn comic books story and character into movies. Part 2 and 3 where amazing as well. Hope you will enjoy and hopefully you will watch the Wolverine movies as well. 😍

[@Adamantium08]

Toad is apart of the dark side cuz it’s the same guy who played Darth Maul😌

[@hellothere2464]

hannah being obsessed with mystique is so relatable

[@registmb]

Im here for Brazil and x men ❤❤❤❤

[@Alex-xz4im]

Cyclops' beam out of his eyes is more of a concussion blast rather than a laser beam like Super-Man.

[@knoxxsavage6288]

Cool thing about cyclops is that he doesnt shoot laser beams from his eyes. He actually has eyes that are a portal to another dimension that contains nothing but that red energy Edit: EVERYBODY STOP LIKING , MY ASS WAS CORRECTED 😂😂

[@vtetrooo1312]

WHAT!?!?

[@knoxxsavage6288]

@vtetrooo1312 haha right? That was my reaction too 😂

[@tonyclements1147]

The mysterious realm powering Cyclops' eye blasts was given the official title of 'The Punch Dimension,' and glimpsed when weaponized by the dimension-hopping Avenger America Chavez in Ultimates #9. This is NOT canon. 616 is Marvel Universe. (Comics) Earth-199999. (Films) Earth-1610 (The Ultimates universe in the comics,) Earth-6160 (The reboot Ultimates universe in the comics as of September 2023.) Strangely enough, writer Al Ewing explained that at least part of the ongoing confusion is due to Marvel preventing creative teams from clarifying it. Speaking during the UK comic festival Thought Bubble (via BC), Ewing gave a casual reason why the canon has yet to concretize: "The problem is we're not allowed to mention Cyclops' power has dimensional holes to the punch dimension." According to Ewing, that lore explanation of Cyclops' beams is one the editors do not like to reference (likening it to Hulk deriving his additional mass from an aptly-named "meat dimension"). Despite it being noted continually by long-running X-Men writers like Chris Claremont that Cyclops' beams were made up of pure concussive force, and did not generate any form of heat (even as a byproduct of friction), the confusion persists to this day. For every scene that depicts Cyclops demonstrating fine control of his visual superpowers by using them as a knife to precisely cut a slice of birthday cake, there is another instance of Cyclops using those same powers to light the candles.

[@knoxxsavage6288]

@@tonyclements1147 goddamnn bro just annihilated my comment for no reason 🤣😂

[@tonyclements1147]

@@knoxxsavage6288 I just wanted to clarify it, that’s all. 😁

[@alexsampsonite2176]

I actually started growing my hair because I wanted it like Wolverine's when this came out (I was 5). Then when fellowship of the ring came out the next year I wanted hair like Aragorn so I just refused to let anyone cut it for like years and I regularly got mistaken for a girl. worth it lol Edit: also, a wolverine is a species of its' own, not a wolf. They're not that big but really tough. Ernest Thompson Seton said, "The Wolverine is a tremendous character…. a personality of unmeasured force, courage, and achievement so enveloped in a mist of legend, superstition, idolatry, fear, and hatred, that one scarcely knows how to begin or what to accept as fact. Picture a Weasel-and most of us can do that, for we have met that little demon of destruction, that small atom of insensate courage, that symbol of slaughter, sleeplessness, and tireless, incredible activity-picture that scrap of demoniac fury, multiply that mite some fifty times, and you have the likeness of a Wolverine."

[@mimic1984]

If y'all go through the MCU starting wifh Iron Man to at least Avengers: Endgame...it'd be one of the greatest journeys this channel has ever been on. 💜

[@ivanodosreis4921]

@@mimic1984 Agreed 💯

[@cjperry2731]

..and I'd watch and like them all 👍

[@jaredroberts578]

Yep, and I'd be here for it.

[@powerofberzerker9487]

The second film is amazing. You'll enjoy it much more, the action is also a lot better. You'll realise it in the first scene.

[@distantraveller9876]

Next ones are even better!!

[@Elriuhilu]

Mystique is close in age to Magneto and Charles Xavier. Her shapeshifting power keeps her healthy and youthful. Logan/Wolverine is over two hundred years old.

[@AmericaFirst-1]

How can you be the King of symbolism and NOT have reacted to RRR yet? The ENTIRE plot is pure symbolism.

[@johannesbowers7467]

The inherent hazards involved in giving hormonally and emotionally unstable teenagers superpowers. Mutant powers tend to manifest 1. During puberty, and 2. In moments of intense physical or emotional stress.

[@rbrtck]

What powers you get depends on the mutations you happen to have. You'll only find out what they are when the mutations are activated.

[@JonWright-v7s]

The actor who plays Toad is the same actor who played Darth Maul in Phantom Menace

[@michaelanderson5301]

I solved the hot date with Rogue dilemma when I was a teen. There is a Morlock mutant named Leach. He is green and can cancel out powers of those who are in same vicinity as him. If someone wanted to get kinky with Rogue, they could just put Leach in a closet with some headphones and his favorite snacks for about an hour or so.

[@michaelconnor1542]

Toad build the mutation machine. Also, he was played by Ray Park, aka Darth Maul.