Cable and Gambit? Sure–but only if they kill each other in the opening scene :D! (What a couple of bores.)
I thought Storm’s line to toad was perfect. At that moment, she had me convinced that she was a goddess. As for her acting feminine and holding the hand of a dying man, they added facets to a well-rounded character.
Who cares about Hugh Jackman’s height? The only times he loked noticibly tall was when he was standing next to Sabretooth or the weiner–er, Cyclops. It was his performance that blew me away. This must have been what it was like to see Connery playing Bond for the first time, back in 1962.
No, no, no to more guns. That was what ruined the last part of “The Matrix” for me. Guns and explosions are the first refuge of the uninspired screenwriter. In a superhero movie, super powers should be used instead of guns–especially to nullify them. “You homo sapiens and your guns”–Magneto.
It would be nice if Rogue picked up a flight power from somewhere–maybe taking it from some minor villain?
I’d like to see more of Jubilee (but without that annoying mall-rat speech pattern she used when first introduced).
Yes to the Beast and Nightcrawler. Both fascinating, distinctive characters. And how about having Hank start out as the more human looking version, then be accidentally turned into the blue, furry one? (And I guess the movie Kurt couldn’t be Mystique’s son, unless he was a teenager.)
(BTW, the superspeeding kid in the basketball scene was supposed to be Cannonball/Sam Guthrie.)
Villains? Sinister is to dull and pretentious (lose the satanic look, dude–no one’s buying it. As Butt-Head said, “I’ve seen scarier Satans in a Mr Big video.”) Apocalypse–well, maybe, but he seems way over-powered–it’s like the New Mutants taking on Odin. What about the Genoshans and the Sentinals–and maybe Juggernaut thrown in?
Please, please, no “Inferno”, “Fall of the Mutants”, or Morlocks storylines. And as much as I liked “Days of Future Past”, I’d like to see a ten-year moratorium on time-travel/alternate timeline sagas in comics and in movies. They’ve been done to death, people.