You may think after
this post that it doesn't take much to turn my head (and opinion) right around. To be fair, it doesn't. But I do have some very few, very non-interfering standards. And those standards make me less forgiving of the X-Men reboot than I was of the Spider-Man reboot based on the first promo picture released for both movies. The X-
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Also James McAvoy can wear whatever silly outfit he wants and I'll be fine with it, but I acknowledge that this is not a legitimate argument.
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But, ugh, James McAvoy?? I am not a fan.
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I will try hard to retain my optimism because of the director and talent involved (and I like the writers too), but uh, yeah. Really unimpressed.
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Your point about the period aspects is well taken. I mean, that's fully half my excitement for Captain America, the novelty of a period superhero piece. It is to their benefit to emphasize how they are different, especially after that cinematic turd that was the last X-Men movie. And that is NOT what they've chosen to do.
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Dear god. *How* long will it be before we have Kinetic Energy absorber Kevin vs Graboids?
That said, my expectations of this movie have not been lowered. The fact that I wasn't even aware there *was* going to be a new X-Men may or may not have something to do with this...
And what do you mean "Timeline"? This movie isn't following the Sequel Rule "The fifth movie reboots the continuity" ?
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As for continuity issues, they are not mine. I'm pretty sure that this was rumored to somehow fit in with the other movies. I agree with you that it should be a total reboot. I mean, wouldn't putting a new spin on this mythos be the only reason to remake it in the first place???
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