FIRST TIME WATCHING *X-Men* (2000)

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Synopsis: X-Men is an American superhero film series based on the fictional superhero team of the same name, who originally appeared in a series of comic books created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and published by Marvel
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[@SebScreen]

Xmen is a lot of fun! X2 is one of the best films I have seen recently, now live on Patreon: www.patreon.com/SebScreen Who is your favourite character in these films?

[@mackoronni5393]

Quicksilver is my favorite. Once you watch the movies he is in you will love him!

[@Edge439]

Jean grey or storm

[@ES-gg8pd]

X2 is definitely the best of the series! Followed by Days of Future Past.

[@bastiancalderon2807]

Scott!

[@collinwilliams1020]

I don't know if this is a spoiler or anything but in the comics Magneto is Wanda and quicksilver's father

[@ericarodriguez6634]

To answer your question: Yes, Rogue is on your shirt. She’s the one with the top half of her hair white with the green and yellow suit. Can’t wait to see the rest of your reactions to the X-Men franchise! 😊

[@tonzyjc]

Rebecca Romaijn as Mystic is PERFECTION! The look and the feel of the character was nailed. X-2 is my fav. Really enjoyed the reaction!

[@KreAtorGames]

Especially when Jennifer Lawrence turns into her for a second.

[@ES-gg8pd]

Rebecca definitely is the better Mystique of the two. Jennifer has more lines and is more central to the plot but whatever JLaw is playing in those later movies is NOT Mystique.

[@KreAtorGames]

@@ES-gg8pd I liked her acting, but yeah turning her into a beacon of hope for the mutants was a mistake.

[@darkphoenx3930]

@@ES-gg8pd I agree with how they dealt with Mystiques character with JLaw was wrong, but in terms of apparance, Dark Phoenix had the best hair and makeup, in regard to the lighter blue skin, lack of scales and hair not slicked back with gel. I know JLaw had problems with the makeup, but it actually came out better for it

[@thelocaldiva]

@@darkphoenx3930 I think Rebecca's Mystique look is so much better, the physical movements too. Jennifer is good, but she's not Mystique

[@EmphaticNod]

Rogue's hair develops the white streak in the movie simply because Magneto's hair is white. It shows that he's left a mark on her. This actually hints at an interesting facet of Rogue as a character: They aren't very consistent with it in the films, but in the comics, she _does_ often absorb physical traits as well as memories and personality traits from the people she touches, and sometimes those traces linger a long time. The most famous example of this is when she absorbs Captain Marvel (yes, THAT Captain Marvel, then called Ms. Marvel) for so long it puts her in a coma and nearly kills her. Rogue was initially a villain, so having Carol's voice in her head forced her to question her actions and seek out Xavier for help, eventually leading her to becoming an X-man. For decades, she had Carol's powers of flight, invulnerability, and strength (as seen in the 90s cartoon), and also some of her personality traits. She struggled for a long time dealing with the aftermath, trying to separate herself from Carol, and coming to terms with the fact that she essentially took over someone else's life. Its one of the many things that makes her power so tragic; Rogue is almost never truly alone in her own head.

[@MickFoley299]

Adding to that on the Carol Danvers side, it also really messed her up as well. She had permanently lost her powers and memories. Eventually (after a lot of stuff and other powers) she did get her powers back. She also got her memories back but had no emotions connected to them. So she could remember her family but had no joy or anything connected to them. It was something that she had a lot of trouble dealing with.

[@neospock5034]

Wolverine's entire skeleton (including his skull) is coated with adamantium, the most indestructible metal on Earth (much tougher than vibranium, but without the cool kinetic energy absorbing and reflecting properties of the Wakandan metal. The military upgraded him as part of a secret program because his healing factor enabled him to survive the process of having liquid metal bonded to his bones.

[@permets2apollox453]

"You've gotta keep all metal out of there? That would be a pain in the arse" You have no idea how right you are

[@terogates1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brad378]

I see what you did there 🤣

[@Soul-of-the-Dragon]

Logan's Claws and Healing were his original mutation, Then they added Adamantium to his bones, Now he's basically immortal.

[@Rob_Infinity3]

Aside from the regenerative ability, Wolverine/Logan has always had the claws. They were just more "bone-like" claws prior to the procedure where he had adamantly grafted to his skeleton.

[@MickFoley299]

In the comics, Adamantium does kind of have a connection to Vibranium. Captain America's shield in the comics is actually a Vibranium/Titanium alloy and was the only one of its kinds. After the shield was lost when Cap became frozen, they tried to recreate it. It was while trying to recreate it that they managed to create/discover Adamantium.

[@jrm371]

The X-men characters are my favorite superheroes. The movies flux in quality but Days of Future Past is phenomenal. This one is solid.

[@martinoresnik5518]

Honestly First Class was pretty solid too but yeah.. Days of Future Past was the peak for sure. Apocalypse actually was pretty decent too. not much was going to hold up to Days of future Past.

[@hotdogwater9060]

i’m so ready for him to absolutely fall in love with hugh

[@SPerani]

Interesting fun fact seb: The actor who played Toad also played Darth Maul in Phantom menace!

[@PixelatedH2O]

Yep, Ray Park

[@Galiant2010]

That's why he seems so familiar lol. I thought I remembered a friend telling me it was the guy who played Nightcrawler in X2 that was also Maul. But that was Alan Cumming, who I also knew from Spy Kids as a kid cuz he was Floop, and from Son of the Mask playing Loki. But yeah, between Toad, Nightcrawler, and Maul all having uniquely colored faces it makes it a tad harder to recognize actors, lol.

[@vladvulcan]

ooh, ew

[@LuLu-Sil]

Logan and Sabretooth both have a "feral" mutation. Basically they become more animalistic after their powers come in.

[@sebastiancalle8892]

Both are my favourited

[@busetezcan3362]

21:16 she is on the shirt. Next to Storm, green-yellow suit with brown-white hair

[@sydneybrown7636]

The jumping transition from Wolverine to Mystique is one of my favorite shots in any Marvel movie

[@dreblaze1000]

Fun fact for you Seb. Ray Park who plays Toad in this movie, is also Darth Maul from Star Wars

[@chrisraidy8318]

I don't know if someone mentioned this already but fun fact about the character toad, he's played by the same actor who played darth maul in Star Wars episode one.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

RIP Michael Kamen Thank you for making Logan and Rogue's moment feel so special

[@paulieluppino1856]

8:44 ....Small trivia fact: This guy playing Toad?.... The name is Ray Park, and he also played Darth Maul..... So yeah, both universes coexist.... (Can't wait to see the crossover)

[@fruitpunchsamuraidavid]

THIS movie is what started it all! The first Superhero movie that took itself seriously, in a way we have it to thank for the MCU and all....

[@sp0ngeb00b7]

Blade predates it by 2 years, MCU owes everything to that trinity. X-Men was absolutely more accessible sure, but Blade did the numbers first and doesn’t get the credit!

[@thehardyfan9908]

Blade actually but yh

[@ibuprofriends]

false lmao

[@NoxComet]

This started Kevin feige as a producer for marvel films so, in a way, yes you are right

[@justindesue9512]

Blade might have came out first but x-men is what put superheroe movies on the map. Cuz x-men preformed so well, that made them start to look at others like spiderman and fantastic four. Blade might have been bad ass but most people only seen tht as a vampire, action, horror flick. X-men was actually a film with laser beams, controlling weather, controlling minds, telekinesis.... all tht means big budget. Once they saw the big budget would pay off, they took more chances on other films.

[@leandrozanforlim3253]

Rogue is one my fav characters ever! she became even more powerful when she absorves Captain Marvel's power. She and Gambit is one most loved couples.

[@marzena3988]

Oh this takes me back, such a fun film. Also, this is what happened to Gandalf after he fought Balrog and before he came back, I'm quite sure.

[@bug5317]

The guy that played Toad played Darth Maul in the Star Wars movie Phantom Menace.

[@kammy6340]

I loved the X-Men films! I grew up with the original X-Men trilogy. Can't express how hyped I am you're watching this. Hugh Jackman and Halle Berry were my faves - Wolverine and Storm... Gosh I love them. (And yes the Adamantium runs through his whole body... you'll learn eventually.)

[@becksimilian2955]

I grew up in the 90s watching the X Men cartoons every Saturday morning with my dad. We were so pumped when this came out

[@HawkMaestroTTV]

Stan Lee's first cameo was in The Trial of the Incredible Hulk from 1989

[@Jon_FM]

X-Men series is hit and miss but I love many of them. Of course I was an X-Men fan boy since my teens (before the movies) their quest for acceptance in a world that fears them is an amazing allegory. And Wolverine being Canadian just made it that much better IMHO

[@OilyAnimal3]

I will forever love the friendship between Charles and Eric 🔥🔥🔥

[@bachwalla]

Toad was played by Ray Park, who also played Darth Maul in Star Wars

[@flameedits8216]

watched this for the first time a few weeks ago, I loved it! Kinda surprised that I never watched the movie before.

[@biguy617]

Sabertooth and Wolverine have a history. They were in the same organization that gave Wolverine his metal skeleton.

[@brianboy223]

And now Cyclops, Jean, and Wolverine are a throuple in the comics!

[@Bacontats]

Wolverine’s claws were his bones. Essentially, the metal alloy was inserted into his bones so he’s essentially metal

[@Shawdiee]

I'm actually so excited for you to get into the X-Men series, especially when you get to X-Men Origins and the Wolverine movies!! Not sure if I'm remembering this right, but yeah you definitely need to remember the characters by their abilities -- I think later on in the series some of the actors/actresses are changed.

[@Arrynek01]

Jackman underestimated the preparation for the role. He thought he can get the body in a few weeks. He couldn't. They moved all the shirtless scenes all the way to the end of the movieshoot to give him more time. What you see is the result of that. Of course, back then it wasn't the norm to look the way Marvel heroes look now, as well.-

[@ES-gg8pd]

He was also a last minute replacement. The studio initially cast Dougray Scott (Prince Charming in Drew Barrymore's Snow White "Ever After" film) who was finishing up filming Mission: Impossible II in Australia. However he got injured on the John Woo set and could not continue. The rest is history.

[@Nicole-dg1rp]

@@ES-gg8pd but the outcome turned out great, Hugh Jackman is iconic as Wolverine

[@mayaenglish5424]

Right, there wasn't such an expectation for people to get ridiculously jacked for superhero movies back then obviously, the genre was still in it's infancy. Handsome and vaguely muscly yes, but not the Ripped, swole, their muscles have muscles, titans of fitness we get now lol.

[@Anahjea95]

Fun Fact: The actor who played “Toad” was also the actor who played Maul in “The Phantom Menace.”

[@sebastiancalle8892]

Exactly, Ray Park.

[@BrianSherman-TheTVGod]

My rankings: 1 - X-Men 2- Days of Future Past (The Rogue Cut) 3 - Dark Phoenix 4 - X2: X-Men United 5 - First Class 6 - Logan 7 - Apocalypse 8 - The Last Stand 9 - The New Mutants 10 - The Wolverine 11 - Deadpool 2 12 - X-Men Origins: Wolverine 13 - Deadpool

[@seanrogers8933]

Even though I feel it’s a ways away, I am so excited for you to watch Logan.

[@Adahudgins]

The actor of toad is also the on screen darth maul

[@seancaptain3043]

"He was in these too" hahaha, he was in mall rats, there's nothing that stan lee can't cameo

[@melanated_persephone2334]

Being that she absorbed Magento's powers, I think she absorbed his gray hair too.

[@jessicandennis]

Charles and Xavier are the highlights. But when they brought in Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy they elevated the roles. They brought such passion and emotion to the characters, Michael Fassbender especially!

[@paulieluppino1856]

Hard to believe that before this movie, Hugh Jackman was basically an unknown.....

[@Jakesterkeys]

"Is she on the shirt?" Points to her on the shirt.

[@jenslangheinrich402]

Henry Peter Gyrich, the aide that Mystique replaced, was the inspiration for Coulson in the MCU, since comic Gyrich was government liaison for the Avengers and all around bigot, so for the MCU they inverted him to make him into Coulson best Avengers fanboy ever.

[@maximillianosaben]

All things considered, you are going to have oh so much fun with this franchise. And I will have just as much fun watching you watch it. And, oh, you're going to have a number of crushes along the way.

[@Maddie-tu6ls]

Scott and Logan need to stop fighting and just kiss already

[@hannah6822]

Now this is what I signed for. I freaking love The X-men movies! And my favorite of course Wolverine.

[@kylemiller5148]

Ngl I'd be far more afraid of Mystique than Magneto, mostly because her shape-shifting abilities are unequalled by many,she's insidiously smart and her fighting prowess is rather impressive

[@dubzyy3917]

Love these movies, and needed your reaction. When you finish this series you should start watching "The Mandalorian"

[@laffy1988]

Famke was my favourite Jean!

[@Eowyn187]

So cool to see you getting into these!! The first five, and the Wolverine ones, are excellent!! My faves are First Class, Days of Future Past, and Wolverine Origins.

[@darkphoenx3930]

I’ve been hoping for this! Hope you watch all the way up to Dark Phoenix, I’ll be tagging along!

[@ThePolishValsion]

Fun fact: Cyclops is played by James Mardsen aka Tom Wachowski from the Sonic movie. He has a history of being typcasted as a "nice guy".

[@blazestar4747]

btw, Rogue is on your shirt! She's the one with ginger and white hair. She's also wearing green and yellow.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Absorbaloff! You definitely get a niche reference ribbon!

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

It doesn’t (hasn’t) happened in the movies. But Rogue spends a lot of time in contact with Captain Marvel. Permanently keeps some of her powers. It’s pretty bitchin

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

Toad is played by Ray Park, who played noted Sith Lord Darth Maul.

[@BenWillyums]

Toad is played by the same actor who portrayed Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace, Ray Park.

[@Jaden_The_Celestial]

The guy who plays Toad is Ray Park aka Darth Maul from Star Wars Phantom Menace! lol That bit with him swinging that bar around by the elevator was a little Easter Egg for that. lol

[@ConnorEllisMusic]

BTW, in the comics, Magneto is Wanda and Pietro's Dad.

[@nic7520]

A reaction I didn't expect I needed right now

[@CosmicKingGeorge]

Hi Seb, The actor playing Toad also played Darth Maul in StarWars. Just letting you know.

[@jamesm654]

Coma, Marathon Man, Tootsie, Terms of Endearment, The World According to Garp, Dead Ringers, Peggie Sue Got Married, Dangerous Liaisons, Fatal Attraction, Driving Miss Daisy, Cocoon, Romancing the Stone, Sex Lies and Videotape.

[@LoveOfPugsley]

Adamantium was created by mistake, steel alloy and vibranium alloy were mixed together in a melted state then allowed to set.

[@kennymeierer6951]

Some people apparently forgot to mention that Ray Park also played as Snake Eyes in the GI Joe movies

[@kennethpatac341]

always entertaining! good job seb love u💗

[@hunterquate9436]

8:30 Adamantium and Vibranium are similar and also yet different. Adamantium is heavier and more dense, making it stronger/more unbreakable. Vibranium, however, is lighter, more durable, easier to wield/handle and complety vibration absorbent. But also very strong, nearly unbreakable. (Magneto is unable to control Vibranium, but he can Adamantium) Fun Fact - Adamantium is a metalic alloy made by mixing melted Vibranium and Steel together, then set to form into its permanent new alloy, Adamantium. And it can be only damaged/destroyed from extreme high temperatures

[@rubbss]

I just discovered your channel and I love your reactions, I'm watching some of your first videos, starting with the Harry Potter ones, you're great. I also wait for the other reactions to the X men movies, they are one of my favorites. Greetings from Mexico. :D

[@TheYoungDoctor]

11:15 Stan Lee's first cameo was in the 1989 TV movie The Trial of the Incredible Hulk.

[@roryyy33]

Magneto Best charecter along with Logan. Especially in first class onward

[@bossedtheory]

X Men 1,2 and Last stand are my ultimate growing up movies. Watched them countless times as a kid and could never wait until the next one came out. Wish there was more than 3 of them though. Glad you are watching them and enjoying them :)

[@D2jspOFFICIAL]

Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen absolute legends

[@steved1135]

Nice Seb. Hope you like this one. It was pretty groundbreaking in starting off superhero franchise movies. A lot of this was shot in and around where I live; was amazing to se this in the theatres. Some of the later movies aren't so great but, you'll eventually get to the fantastic Days Of Future Past, and all problems are solved.

[@terogates1]

Love how Charles didn’t say what magnetos powers were when he was brought up at first to Logan lol

[@mandyschmidt7960]

Gosh, after Deadpool & Wolverine the nostalgia for these old ones is so real

[@dagmarb7158]

What a coincidence Seb is starting this series bc I've just started a xmen-wolverine rewatch marathon

[@dsubzero3874]

9:28 Yeah, Seb, and I wish I could read your mind ;)

[@ninjago4237]

The person who played toad also played Darth Maul from Star Wars.

[@cesar6269]

“Fishy stretchy boy” gotta be the best power ever

[@mageeaaron2624]

Oh snaps, this is a classic! Before the MCU, these Marvel movies were astonishing!

[@tofu_golem]

Ah, you finally get to see the famous "Magneto vs police" scene that was referenced in Wandavision. When Wanda confronted the SWORD agents, they deliberately made that scene look like this one to hint at a possible villainous vibe in Wanda. I want to go on record saying that Patrick Stewart has the world's worst upstate New York accent, and Ian McKellan has the world's worst eastern European accent. Jokes aside, Ian McKellan really killed it with the acting. He really captured the theatricality of the character. You always get the feeling that Magneto is performing for the history books because he believes future people will remember him as the savior of the mutant race. Anyway, Magneto is one of my all-time favorite villains. First, his motive is the prevention of genocide. His motive isn't merely sympathetic, but genuinely noble. It also makes him completely intractable. In his mind, anyone who opposes him in the slightest is making genocide more likely. He cannot be reasoned with, and that makes him more terrifying. After all, what moral shortcuts would YOU be willing to make in the name of preventing genocide? It gets scarier the more you think about it. Second, I love villains with valid criticisms of humanity, and he has a bunch. Long after you've put the comic book down or stopped watching the movie, you're left with the cold realization that humanity is exactly the monsters he says we are. In the comics, a mutant's superpowers generally manifest during puberty, but as you surmised, extreme emotional duress can cause them to manifest early, which is exactly what happened to Magneto. I hate that they "explained" the white stripe in Rogue's hair. In the comic books, she dyes that white stripe into her hair. Rogue is one of the few comic book characters whose unique sense of fashion is part of the character. She's a young woman who is forced to cover every square inch of her body, so she is forced to make unusual fashion choices. Only she can pull off combining elegant long cocktail gloves with a football jersey. The weird white stripe dyed into her hair fits with her odd fashion sensibilities. Wolverine's abilities come with instincts that he hates. He has an urge to kill and hurt people. He feels this makes him more of an animal than a person. This is why he is obsessed with Japanese culture. He feels that they are everything he is not (refined, disciplined, etc). His tough-guy persona is a facade he uses to cover up his insecurities about feeling like an animal. When he is under enough emotional duress, he will strip naked and live in the wilderness, eating animals when they're not quite dead yet. Although Wolverine doesn't know it, he and Sabretooth are half brothers with the same powers (they got it from their biological father). Sabretooth is what Wolverine would be if he gave in to his darker urges/instincts, while Wolverine is what Sabretooth would be if he fought them. The two major elements that keep cropping up in the racism metaphor are references to American slavery and Jim Crow brutalization of African-Americans, and the genocide of Jews during WW2. Scott had rough teenage years. As a child, he suffered a head injury that prevents him from turning his power off. Without those ruby quartz glasses, he would destroy anything he looked at. When his power manifested, had had to keep his eyes closed all the time for fear of destroying everything. This is why he's kind of cold and obsessed with self-control. It wasn't until he met the professor that he learned he could "see" without destroying things with ruby quartz glasses. Because of his experiences as a teenager, he can navigate the world like a blind person, so cutting off the lights doesn't slow him down very much. Professor Xavier's power is more horrifying than you think. In the Marvel universe, telepathy is a passive skill, not an active skill. He doesn't have to actively work to read other people's thoughts and feelings. He has to actively maintain telepathic shields to block their thoughts and feelings. When telepathic powers first manifest, the telepath literally cannot tell which thoughts or feelings are their own, which drives a lot of them mad. A crazy telepath can cause enormous suffering, which is why as a young man, Charles traveled the world hunting down crazy telepaths. This is how he got a reputation among telepaths as being very good at telepath vs telepath conflict. Magneto and Xavier really are friends, the kind that would risk their lives for each other, but because of differing ideologies, they are also enemies. Each is convinced that the other's actions make the genocide of mutantkind more likely, and so their followers battle each other endlessly. Xavier's followers point out that if successful, Magneto would only succeed in reversing the position of the oppressor and the oppressed without actually addressing the cause of the oppression. Magneto counters that mutants would never do that because they are inherently morally superior to humans (he's wrong about that, of course).

[@amezzeray2]

This was the movie that started it all. It made superhero movies cool. Sure we had cool movies before that but this brought them out of obscurity after a ton of campy ones. I'm fairly confident in thinking that this pavddtheway for the MCU. Can't wait for X2 to drop. Legit my favourite scene ever in that one.

[@Reo805]

Mystique hand to hand combat is hands down one of the best and Wolverine probably can't beat

[@darkphoenx3930]

Without spoiling anything, Wolverine was born with his claws, although they were bone, and his healing factor. The adamantium metal was added to his skeleton later.

[@TheYoungDoctor]

19:40 Funny you should mention Wakanda as Storm was married to Black Panther in the comics.

[@robertjohnson7877]

Raven (aka: Mystique) can use her shapeshifting powers to hold a wound closed. And I Imogen she can shift the placement of her organs slightly to lessen an injury.

[@Edge439]

“We should tell him the truth”

[@texascard]

X men timeline X men first class X men origins wolverine X men X2 X men the last stand The wolverine X men days of future past -new timeline- X men apocalypse X men dark phoenix Deadpool The new mutants Logan Deadpool 2

[@glennwelsh9784]

Hugh wasn't very jacked because he wasn't the first choice to play Wolverine. Dougray Scott was originally chosen, but he got injured while filming Mission: Impossible 2 and had to step out. So Hugh was cast in his place, but it was so close to the start of production that he really couldn't hit the gym very much to get superhero swole.

[@supergeeky7529]

Rogue is on your shirt next to Storm in the green and yellow

[@brianmccleary6278]

Seb - have u watched True Blood? Incredibly well acted…great effects, and far more eye candy than any Marvel movie.

[@abc.animal5143]

Sabretooth is Logan’s half brother, but his memory was erased back in 1981.

[@janondrak8184]

Mystique actually is insane, she is a very skilled fighter, very strong and obvi super flexible, no wonder wolverine had troubles fighting her

[@scotthadden9816]

Really wasn't needing a reminder of Peter Kay in Dr. Who, thanks.

[@aloysiuswhiteboat2934]

Catching up after DP&W, and have to say the last thing I expected was an Absorbaloff reference. 10/10

[@Marcus616]

I love Anna Paquin! I have loved her since Fly Away Home through the X-Men films through her indie films like Margaret and 25th Hour (a Spike Lee joint), to her starring TV role in HBO’s True Blood and including her cameo in my favorite horror franchise Scream 4, amongst other roles. I have a tiny KZbin channel where my first video is me saying how I love Anna Paquin. Ya’ll should check it out. *cough*

[@Marcus616]

Here is the link to my cringe-worthy video. I don't expect you to see it, but I'm putting it out there for shits and giggles kzbin.infoHWZblhuMjN8?feature=share

[@JBragason]

Rogue IS on your shirt ! :D she is the one in the green coat

[@radwolf76]

Stan Lee did have a cameo before this, in the Kevin Smith movie Mallrats. Also, you may notice continuity problems as you continue with this franchise, and my advice is to not worry about it and just assume that they're the result of the timeline being altered due to time travel shenanigans that you haven't seen yet. There will be two movies late in the franchise that both have time travel elements in them, and either one could easily be responsible for characters and or plot points not lining up from movie to movie. (In universe, anyway. In reality the writers just weren't letting the stories that came before get in the way of telling the latest story they wanted to tell.)

[@almag4571]

Every time I watch the end fight scene in Spiderman NWH, all of a sudden I can hear Magneto's voice saying: "Oh, yes. A bolt of lightning into a huge copper conductor."