Mystique Keeps Playing Tricks On Me! 'X2: X-MEN UNITED (2003)' | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REACTION

[@gh6365]

It's hilarious how Mystique gets Stef every time. Stef: "What is happening right now?" Mystique: *flashes yellow eyes*

[@arailymomirzak7260]

Several mutants can have the same power. Professor, Jean and Jaso are all telepaths. Female version of Wolverine had the same ability to heal as him. So, there are definitely repetitions, but there's also enough variety to most of them having unique powers.

[@aidanrock8719]

May I be the first to say change the battery in your smoke alarm, ceiling bird was chirping

[@Jermsybug]

I was just about to say the same thing. 😂

[@williamcarbajal383]

I had to check mine to realize it was on the video 😂

[@Jermsybug]

@ It surprises me how many reactors allow this to happen in their videos.

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

1, Jean never cheated on Scott. It was Logan who kissed Jean then Misyque went into Logan's tent and kissed him. Jean lightly flirted with him and admitted to him that. The liquid used to control the mutants was a "secreation" that was extracted from Jason's spinal fluid or brain fluid. I think it was also in a way used to control Jason.

[@TehCream]

Nightcrawler assaulted the Whitehorse’s by far one of the coolest movie scenes ever. Stands the test of time with those effects too. One of the coolest powers in Xmen tbh

[@simongolding2058]

😏Whitehorse👉🏻🦄? 😅Only havin a laugh👍🏻,but absolutely agree on the rest tbh!!😊

[@secondghost]

@@simongolding2058 All I can think about is the scene from Armageddon.

[@maxarminmonteros2543]

that ost right there hits so hard, always gives me chills

[@sergioborrero8879]

No Mystique doesn't gain powers when imitating

[@abneraranivar346]

X1 she mimicked logans claws tho. When he broke hers she didnt lose fingers or anything so

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

@@abneraranivar346 She mimicks their physical bodies, but it's just a "mimic". Notice how easily Logan cut them when he tried?

[@abneraranivar346]

@ thats kinda my point. She mimicked someone’s physical characteristics which is relative to someone’s mutant ability derived from the x gene. Which makes up anybody’s physical being wether homo-sapien or homo-superior

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

@@abneraranivar346 But that isn't "gaining powers" which was the point of the original. Morph is the one who can mimic powers.

[@thp4167]

Just if it is from the appearance, like Wolverine's claws, but she can only imitate the texture, not the properties, that's why they break in the first movie

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

"Que se miran tanto? Puta madre, tiene novio!" Oh I've said the same millions of times, reading X-Men my whole life.

[@claystatiion]

Referring to your question about similar powers and the over-variety of abilities, there is a few abilities we see multiples of. Professor X, Jean Grey and Emma Frost have very similar abilities. Obviously there's Wolverine and Sabertooth but they're brothers. Another mutant with regeneration abilities is Deadpool. Then there's Mystique and Morph who have pretty much the same ability. Juggernaut, Blob and Colossus or kind of similar, strength and size

[@alex0589]

change the battery in your fire alarm. Talk to your landlord or whoever is in charge of making sure things are up to code. Saves lives.

[@collinnoia]

Seriously. I'm watching this and I'm wondering if the chirp was my smoke alarm.

[@AHPal-ji6oj]

30:38 smoke alarm chirp 😮 She's one of them!

[@shanecampbell7423]

While there are mutants with the same/similar powers, their power levels can differ greatly.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Regarding Jean getting out of the plane at the end to "do her thing," we always have to remember that these are fictional powers using fictional laws of physics, so the only ones who have any real chance of understanding them are the characters and the writers. If Jean got out of the plane, it's obviously because that was the only way she saw to accomplish her objective! In my own mind, I've assumed that the natural forces involved were so large that she had to telekinetically "anchor" herself to the ground in some way that she wouldn't have been able to do otherwise (i.e. if she'd tried to attempt it while pushing the airplane with herself inside it). Kind of like a fighter setting their stance. If she'd been even stronger, maybe she wouldn't have needed to do that, but she wasn't.

[@leoda_lion4107]

Yeah, I agree it would be easier to just use the Force to lift the plane above the flow of the water, and take off from there. But plot convenience. Have to setup the next movie.

[@leegutierrez4072]

There are some other mutants with the same mutation, such as Logan, Yuriko & Sabertooth and Jean & Charles. Scott and his older brother have the same mutation but the release is different. Scott's visor doesn't have a button, it has a dial.

[@Marius229]

if these types of mutations were real, multiple mutants would have the same powers, and they would be inherited by their kids. but since it’s fiction, creators like to try and make characters unique

[@Dam-a-fence]

That certainly is one opinion.

[@Marius229]

@@Dam-a-fence thank you Captain obvious

[@Dam-a-fence]

@@Marius229 No need to thank a Captain, Major.

[@Mahhhdeee]

They did cyclops dirty this trilogy but x2 is by far the best one

[@jaredschuster3010]

Jean got out of the plane to tease the next plot based on a very iconic moment from her story.

[@thestormylifeofbrian2636]

Your smoke detector needs a new battery.

[@Shawn_M]

The mind control liquid was excreted by Jason's brain. Did you see the cables attached to his head? They did a number on that dude. Stryker wasn't using the liquid on him, but he was able to get control of him some other way. We can only imagine how but you could see he had multiple surgeries done to him. He was no longer able to fight back. Stryker also said the professor was too powerful for the liquid so he brought in Jason to control him.

[@Stevarooni]

Nobody is as angry as they are the _fifth_ time Mystique fools them. 😁

[@cameronmerullo6256]

To answer your question about Jason and why they didn't save him, remember that he was lobotomized, hence the reason for him being in a wheelchair. The liquid that Stryker used to control people's minds was made from Jason's DNA which was forcefully extracted post-lobotomy. And because of his lobotomy, there really wasn't much of Jason left to save. The only parts of Jason that remained were the part that could use his hypnosis abilities and the part that could take orders from is father. The rest of him was pretty much already dead.

[@Unkn0wn450]

I couldn't watch this one without my headphones because the smoke alarm chirps was driving my dog crazy. 🤣

[@Rearend]

Change the battery in your smoke detector because the bird was loud...

[@harley2704]

If every Mutant had the same power, if would be very boring. For the sake of entertainment, in both the comics and the movies (and animated series), it’s much more entertaining and interesting to have mutants with different abilities.

[@Jermsybug]

Lots of movies require you to suspend reality for a while and just be entertained. Just watch the movie and enjoy.

[@absolutezero6423]

One thing to note about mutants is that their mutant ability is only one aspect of measuring how powerful they are. Most of their power comes from how much control they have over their ability. For example someone who could create explosions could create a firecracker sized explosion but someone else with the same ability could possibly create nuclear bomb sized explosions.

[@k.delpino1124]

In the Golden Age of Marvel on film, this was one of the best sequels. The first time we had multiple releases for Marvel-based films in the same year. X2:X-Men United was after Daredevil and before Hulk. Such an incredible progression of story. Most us who knew the comics had an idea of what was coming. Meanwhile, newfound fans who loved the first film could only imagine what was coming. The actions of the gifted, good or bad are magnificently made and nerdgasms for everyone wanting more. But of course, the underline story of discrimination and tolerance in an fantastical world still comes through. The ending did indeed break hearts. But like i said, we as the fans knew what we saw right before credits rolled. X3:The Last Stand (2006) is considered controversial. You'll have to see why for yourselves.

[@remysalvatore]

Even though mystique doesn’t gain the powers of people she changes into she gains Their physical attribute. If she changed into a mutant with tentacles or wings, she would have the advantage of having them.

[@Mutantgamer]

This is the best kind of sequel, that does something different from the previous movie while keeping everyone's characterisation consistent.

[@paulocardoso3142]

About the scene where Jean dies saving all her friends, without going too deep. It happened that way, because Professor Xavier was helping her develope her powers in a safe way. The thing is, if she is in full control of her mind at that time, she wouldn´t be powerfull enough to lift the airship. But if she lets go of that control, she could have much more power with the strong possibility of losing her mind and becoming somewhat like Strikers son. So she decided to go outside and unleash all of her potential and killing herself in the process, knowing that she couldnt sanely control her power like Xavier.

[@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p]

28:35 "She's with that other guy" Ahem, did you just refer to Scott bloody Summers as.... "that other guy"?? Scott "leader of the X-Men" Summers as "that other guy".... Scott Summers, one of the original 5 X-Men; Cyclops, of Cyclops and Jean Grey, AKA "Scott and Jean" "Cyclops and Phoenix" "Red and Slim" as... "that other guy"?? That hurt me physically. That's how dirty this franchise did Cyclops, where a new watcher can't even remember his name.... /sigh. I hope the MCU shows my guy Cyclops and my girl Jean, the respect they deserve. The kind of respect X-Men 97' showed them.

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite X-Men movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@Nimzzeee]

That was interesting to watch. How your focus evaporated, unable to compose coherent sentences and your confusion at parts of the film you probably would otherwise process easily. It takes a lot courage to explain the reason to strangers on the Internet. Some peoples bodies let them down and for some people it's their mind. You're always looking out for us by telling us to eat, rest and stay hydrated. Make sure you do the same. Regarding the Jean grey love triangle thing. We've seen you have a serious issue with infidelity on the spiderman movies. Many people feel the same way as you from a moral standpoint. What's unique with you is that your judgement gets clouded and you lose pretty much all emotional connection for that person going forward. Who hurt you Stef? 😂

[@glennwelsh9784]

Why did Jean get off the jet? No good logical explanation is ever really given for that. So don't hurt your brain too much over it, Stef.

[@Haldurson]

Don't sweat the details when it comes to how powers work, especially in the X-Men universe, but also in all comic books and comic book movies. The answer to every question is that the writers ignore logic and basic science and simply do things because they think it would be cool. Evolution doesn't work in reality the way it works in comic books, and these movies. Most real mutations are either negative (like Alzheimers or Down Syndrom or cancer) or minor (like eye color or hair color changes). There is no discernible. Technically, we are all mutants. DNA has a tendency to have replication errors when cells divide, more so with exposure to radiation or certain chemicals. If you try too hard to find logic in the details, you won't be able to enjoy the film.

[@BatFan1]

The only reasonable explanation I could give as to why Jean had to go outside to save them from the flood is that she knew there was something "off" with her powers and didnt know if she used them if they would put everyone in danger (being so close and confined inside the plane) she knew she could save them but also didn't know if she might endanger them by being around them.

[@blacksanta9030]

She explains things like the junkies at my local supermarket

[@lurich24]

From the beginning of the film, Jean felt that something terrible was going to happen. With that ending, it implied that she was referring to herself and her powers. It's been pretty clear since that fight at the Statue of Liberty in X1 that she's changed. Jean became more powerful and that was basically what she feared. So she chooses to drown herself in this water to protect everyone from her powers.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

In the comics, Cyclops eventually had visor triggers in his gloves. The Fox movies always had Scott doing that stupid visor salute every damn time he took a shot. Here's hoping that the Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot will rectify this. Not to mention about a half dozen other things that need to change if they want to do the character right. Cyclops is cool.

[@RobertDoomsdayVasquez]

remember the Xavior body freezing power when you get to Logan...

[@EastBayJ-72]

Who else checked their smoke detectors?

[@bobhobbs4332]

I do like your reactions (your singing too) but perhaps you should consider that you’re confused because you talk to much and spend so much effort in articulation of your thoughts, than following the film! Obviously, you missed where the boys father said he resents his parents for making him a mutant and toyed with them , giving them illusions so horrific that his mother took a power drill to her temple to make them stop!

[@DarthTingleBinks]

Jean probably could have held the water back from inside the ship with full force, allowing the X-Men to get the Blackbird up and running. But, to answer your question without spoilers, they did it to set up something in the next movie. Also, unrelated to any of the films because they never get into it, Rogue and Nightcrawler are actually siblings. And Mystique is their mother. Or, more specifically, I should say that Mystique is Rogue's mother, and Nightcrawler's father. That one was a recent comic retcon, but considering Mystique is a shapeshifter, it makes perfect sense. Edit: When it comes to telekinetic powers, I've always assumed the more things one is controlling, the more strain it outs on the mind because they lack focus on one specific thing. The power itself is virtually limitless with high enough focus. Also, in recent comics, there is no love triangle. Because they have since become a throuple. Which may or may not tickle your fancy, because you hate love triangles.

[@mrscottify]

I love how that comic doesn’t even say it outright IIRC, it’s just in a photo of a schematic of their sleeping quarters and they are interconnected lol

[@Dam-a-fence]

It took me a very long time, too long maybe, to understand why each mutant is unique. The movie "A Knight's Tale" taught me why when I looked up the word "allegorical".

[@glennwelsh9784]

Mutant abilities and attributes are genetic. And given the length of the human genome, the seemingly endless possible combinations of DNA sequencing, and how dominant and recessive genes express themselves, the variations of mutant powers are just as widely diverse. But because blood relatives share similar DNA, it's possible for someone to inherit powers that are the same or similar to their mutant parents or for mutant siblings to have the same or similar powers. That's not a guarantee though. Just as the color of hair or eyes can be different from your parents or siblings, your mutant powers can also be different from theirs too. You can also be born from mutant parents or have mutant siblings but not be a mutant yourself. In the comics, Mystique is Nightcrawler's mother, though this movie makes no mention or reference to it. Both are mutants, but it seems that the only trait Nightcrawler inherited from her was blue skin. His father is also a mutant named Azazel, whom has a prehensile tail and the ability to teleport, so Nightcrawler appears to have got those traits from him.

[@onespeed4ever206]

Apparently Stan Lee and the gang decided to take a short cut instead of continuing to rack thier brains coming up with origin stories by saying that due to evolution a portion of humanity developed a mutant gene which gave them powers As for this movie you have to realize that some of the storylines were covered and spaced out through multiple comic book issues and usually gets cramed into one movie in these cases

[@bellantwain21]

Amazing movie love the video stef stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way

[@quieness]

No te voy a mentir, ver a alguien tan clueless in regards to Mystique es uno de los grandes placeres de la vida HAHAHA Gracias for the joy

[@ThrowAway-e4l]

Lmao you are a bit slow no offense ( I speak 3 languages and I wasn't that confused first time I saw the movie)

[@tonywest2957]

Oh yeah that Liz Forbes from the vampire diaries! Lmao

[@pablochian1439]

Mystica only imitates the appearance, in the first movie, she could imitate Logan's claws but he cut them off, she could not imitate his metal, only the appearance.

[@MontgomeryWenis]

Which is silly because his claws ARE his power, along with regeneration. Normal humans don't just have foot long extra bones hidden in our forearms.

[@puremachinery]

​@@MontgomeryWenisher claws are just another shape, like Stryker's overweight belly or the statue she imitated in X1. The only thing stupid here is not understanding why that doesn't count as "copying his powers."

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I get what she's saying about how there should be multiple mutants with the same powers (and there are ones that are close) but I've always justified that by looking at humans in general. There are billions of us and we're all technically unique. Even identical twins aren't actually identical at a molecular level. From that viewpoint it would make sense that no other mutant is quite like Magneto or Wolverine or Nightcrawler. I agree that it's a bit of a stretch.

[@TiminyCrickets]

No, Mystique does not get to have the powers of the mutants she shifts into. In the last movie, she shapeshifted to look like Wolverine, but he swung his real adamantium claws down on her and it easily chopped right through her "claws" which ... idk what they were made of , but it wasn't adamantium.

[@mrscottify]

Flesh. The answer would be flesh, so OUCH! 😂

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

yay I can’t wait to see your reaction stef 🥹🥰

[@davidhasselblad3825]

In the comics mystique actually does a lot of contract work for I think it was the cia as an assassin basically a mercenary given a secret agents license. My second favorite mutant. Legion is my favorite mutant.

[@sergioborrero8879]

You'll have to watch Days of Future Past movie, 😂, after the next third one! 😏

[@Dam-a-fence]

I enjoy that film, it somehow circles back to some of the joyful attitude you get from the first two.

[@tjskeyblade]

I really appreciate it. You’re a commentary in about what you said about through the Romess situation about finding someone new. I agree with you I will do that.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

37:38 Yeah, to be consistent with the lore in the rest of the movies, that bullet really should have just bounced off of Wolverine's skull (similar to his injury from the car crash in the last film).

[@jimberjamber8540]

I always forget how much of an evil bastard Stryker is. Easily in the top 5 for big-screen marvel villains.

[@mayrevolt]

stef you’ll know a lot about Logans background later on in the films just keep watching the series. It’s very interesting and its not gonna be what you expect

[@guilhermepinheiro5984]

Maybe foi could do your reaction in your language with subs. Words could be easily expressed and more clear.

[@RichardMiller-t1g]

The X men movies are all over the place including the time line. Don’t over think it just enjoy.

[@quieness]

What mutation would y'all like? I'd personally love Magneto's specifically Ps. No, Mystique can only copy people structurally, sort of speak. She can copy physical traits, but not as far as powers

[@Dam-a-fence]

Gambit's got a great power.

[@maxarminmonteros2543]

I think ive never seen a video in your channel where ur not confused XD

[@c4v3m4n27]

For the Jean question. Have you ever tried to lift something while standing on it?

[@Ken19700]

Jean was outside to hold the water back.

[@Ken19700]

You are right though. The connection between Scott, Jean, and Logan is weak. It just comes down to the fact that the writers for X-Men aren't as good as the writers for the modern MCU.

[@nightguardian01]

49:52 we cannot answer that yet, in a future movie you will understand and if you don't we can let you know why

[@antoniorivera5780]

Stef, de todas las X-Men, esta y First Class son de mis favoritas. Feliz de ger esta reacciòn. ❤❤

[@dariusgreene5486]

Most mutants have unique powers. However when it comes to family just like regular genes sometimes they carry over. To my knowledge we only see similar or exsct same powers between fsmily members

[@dwaynejohnson4727]

Great reaction, lady Stef. First, there is really no need to apologize for how you react, your style is very entertaining. I sample a lot of movie-TV features Reaction channels, and too many are not genuine Reactors but actually Responders, basically not enthusiasts expressing their experience out loud, but a running critique and commentary, blaaah...I don't subscribe to them. Second, don't be too hard on yourself regarding keeping up, you're trying to experience and absorb the feature while fulfilling your Reactor function which AIN'T EASY with X-Men's sophisticated world, to which you've barely just been introduced. Again, great reaction.

[@Timmayytoo]

While it's far to complex to discuss at length here, the basic reason there aren't multiple mutants with the same powers is that nature always moves towards entropy/diversity and then natural selection chooses the most useful mutations through many, many generations... trouble is that usually takes very long timeframes. Since mutants with the X-gene have mostly only been around since the 20th century (yes, there are exceptions comic lore nerds), there hasn't been nearly enough time for natural selection to work. And besides, it's WAY more fun when there are tons of mutants with a wide variety of crazy powers.

[@Trouble10]

Well also there are multiple mutants with the same power. Healing factor, obviously. Telepathy, teleportation, telekinesis, energy projection, all common ones.

[@jebVlogs556]

Rogue and nightcrawler are adoptive siblings.. Oh fun facts: yes Colonel Stryker did in fact help with the augmentations of Wolverine's metal infusion skeleton 🩻 however, it wasn't just Adamatium it was actually mixed with Vibranium from you guessed it #Wakanda

[@thp4167]

same alloy with Captain's shield in the comics (with an unknow metal) (and Ultron's body is also in adamantium).

[@over50gamer]

Yeah, that IS a huge plothole near the end. They had Bobby "Iceman" on the plane; he could have worked with Jean, her stopping the wave and him freezing all of the water, since they're both very powerful mutants (Omega-level: able to control matter at the molecular level). But, writers will be writers.

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Bobby is still just a kid in training at this time. He's nowhere near powerful enough yet to freeze a gigantic tidal wave in an instant.

[@peelpoteer6477]

@@DukeDarkshadow also in comics at the same they hadn't make him into omega yet Jean yes but not bobby.

[@johnnyrico6160]

Many mutants have similar powers. (Super strength, telepathy, etc), but they gotta have differences to keep comic readers intrigued. I personally prefer the 2nd set of x-men movies better. Even though they got pretty rough on later ones.

[@israelrizo7290]

It's just a movie to enjoy try that next you watch an x men movie instead of trying to apply logic

[@jimdetry9420]

This was my favorite X-Men movie. Fox didn't pay that much attention to continuity so, if you continue with these, you will notice things that don't seem to make sense from movie to movie.

[@vSilentangel]

There’s lots of mutants with same or similar powers, I’d assume for the movie/comic/story/etc. they want to have a bunch of different powers and what not to differentiate the characters. If you continue with the X-men movies you’ll see a few that are similar/same. Jean & the Professor both have telepathy, I’d assume with training/time Jean could do everything the professor does.

[@MontgomeryWenis]

Dude, Jean and Professor X have the same powers! But yes, your point is valid. Genetically speaking, there would be hundreds of multiples of the same power before any new ones developed. However, this is also a world where _actual_ mutant humanoid creatures like Mystique and Nightcrawler are healthy, not deformed monstrosities that die before 20. Gotta let the science slide. It doesn't make _any_ sense. 😂

[@placebo5466]

The cornball shit in these movies are what give it it's charm. You're 100% right. Early 2000s movies were corny as hell but that's why we love them.

[@antoniorivera5780]

Stef, me fascina escucharte hablar Español. Gracias. ✌️

[@leoda_lion4107]

You keep saying there aren't mutants with the same mutation. That's not true. Nightcrawler got his teleportation ability from his father, Azazel. And his blue skin from his mother, Mystique. Also you have Jean Gray who has the same abilities (mostly) as the Professor. Just at times she is weaker or more powerful, depending on the timeline. Wolverine and Sabretooth have the same mutant abilities, and Yuriko aka Lady Deathstrike is in that same category. You got Mystique and Morph that are shape shifters. One of Magneto's children has his abilities.

[@MindofMike35]

Watching you react to the Jean, Logan, and Scott love triangle is the best part of these reactions!!! 🤣💀🤣💀🤣💀

[@r_p_m7330]

If I had to listen to everyone's thoughts. I'd help Thanos gather the infinity stones to get rid of way more than half of them.

[@trade5374]

Stef is cooked wtf 🤣 why is Mystique tricking you so much.

[@MrSimonNay]

You are right about cyclops but he needs contacts. Mentally activated laser contact lenses.

[@alexbebout6931]

This movie is the best of the trilogy, ya def need to rewatch by yourself to go thru the details but it can be a little confusing at first. The next series is awesome with the new cast.

[@traydevon]

Jean CHOSE to go out that way just like Jesus CHOSE to die on the cross. She didn’t have to die to save them, but she needed to TRANSITION for other reasons.

[@MontgomeryWenis]

Also, it's explained, kinda, in the comics that Scott's eyes aren't just lasers. They're gateways out of an alternate non-Einsteinian dimension of near limitless power. The eyes are the only apertures to or from the Punch Dimension, so the swirling energy is focused through those little holes, making them extremely powerful.

[@briansneary7535]

She's thinking of weapon X

[@19Paul91]

23:52 I always wondered about this, If this was true wouldnt it mean Mutants would be like colourblindness. Meaning it would more likely occur in Men as if it was X linked then men only have 1 copy where as women would need to two faulty (mutant) copies.

[@paulkripke3423]

loved your reactions to the world of MCU! Pelikula!!!! oh yeah!!! spanish and filipino almost alike.

[@linkloudenback8359]

The overall message that was being made by the X-men was racial equality but using mutant characters. The defining attributes of mutants are characters that are born with their powers while super humans are characters that are enhanced by artificial means. Some of the characters such as Captain America and Hulk could possibly be argued that they were mutants but are considered super human. This also applies to the Fantastic Four where they were exposed to the radiation and got their powers. But Reed Richards and Sue Storm from the Fantastic Four got married and had kids their kids were born with powers this makes them mutants. The problem with the movies is that Fox only had the rights to use mutants not super humans. This limited the scope of the movies.

[@Tey816]

Mystique didn’t get you. It’s just that you forget every single time 😂

[@linkloudenback8359]

The reason why this one seems to be all over the place and rushed was that they tried to put too much in to the movie and not focusing on establishing the quality of the movie not that the movie was bad it’s just that the people making it were trying to put as much content as they could into it.

[@BatFan1]

or because this is the second movie and establishing who most of the characters are is no longer required so the pace moves faster only slowing down enough to establish the new villain and his motives and the new mutants introduced which werent that many.

[@kevinnordavind3119]

good stuff Stef. Yeah I think there are some probable plot holes in these early films of the franchise or one could simply call to suspend disbelief and not look for logic in certain plot points. Either way, they are fun films and IMO, get better as the franchise progresses.

[@midnight7703]

Stef, based on your YT reaction, I think you missed an important detail. You may want to look at the lake's surface after the X-Men's Jet escapes.

[@sheldonlamey7010]

The Metal Guy Colossus will be relevant for Deadpool 1and 2 also research the order of how to watch these you're on the right track so far. Im flad you explained your anxiety hopefully you get help for it or maybe you're ok with it.

[@livefreedieyoung2012]

When u get done with the X-men movies I think u would enjoy the tv shows/tv series. There more than just one, u can watch them in release date order or whatever one u vibe with first. X-Men: The Animated Series (1992 - 1997), X-Men: Evolution (2000 - 2003), Wolverine and the X-Men (2008 - 2009), X-Men mini series (2011) & X-Men '97 (2024). I think theres also a Animated movie that was done in the late 80s. thank u for the content, much luv

[@kaineparker3054]

update the patreon link to Just Stef

[@NecropsY1]

all i see is the boss katana in the corner - is she playing guitar now?

[@bryanrogers5648]

YES 🎉