Fox's X-Men cinematic universe is the best capeshit cinematic

>>80129397
no it's not, Logan its a good movie in a garbage company

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>>80129519
Singer's X-Men films are more fun than all of the MCU flicks.

Logan is more emotional and gritty than Snyder's DCEU flicks.

Deadpool is edgier and more fun than Suicide Squad.

I never thought I would say this but Fox is the king of capeshit right now.

>>80129397
I literally only like Xavier and Wolverine. Well Magneto's cool too.

Those performances alone are the only reason I go back to those movies.

Logan is as good if not better than any other capeshit movie tho.

>>80129397
Loli films are so kino. Why do we get so few of them?

>>80129397
>Fox's X-Men cinematic universe is the only capeshit cinematic universe that ever takes genuine risks.

/tv/ is so contrarian that they actually believe this nonsense.

>>80129519
Logan isn't the only good X-Men movie though. X-Men, X-2, First Class and Days of Future Past are all great. The Last Stand and Origins Wolverine are absolutely terrible but I would rather a franchise have ups and downs than be nothing but forgettable middle of the road junk.

>>80129649
>X-2, First Class and Days of Future Past

>Any of this
>Good or memorable

Kek. You said it yourself, these are "forgettable middle of the road junk".

>>80129632
Logan is the first time we've ever gotten a gritty, R-rated superhero movie that stars a massive comic book icon. Deadpool is the first time we've ever gotten an R-rated superhero comedy. Legion is the first time we've ever gotten a surrealistic superhero TV show.

>prophetised to die in a plane crash
>doesn't die in a plane crash

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>DC makes dark, violent, miserable comic book movie
>gets shit on

>marvel makes dark, violent, miserable comic book movie
>"ohh it's the greatest capeshit ever made"

are we already accepting disney is paying the critics?

>>80129746
> deus aria attack on the white house
> storming of the academy
> magnetos escape
> wolverine vs lady deathstrike

> all that not memorable

Your having an embalism anon

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>>80129860
Fox made Logan, not Marvel, christ DC fans are delusional

>>80129746
>implying the nightcrawler opening in the whitehouse and the quicksilver scene in the pentagon arent already classic movie scenes

>>80129860
Is this bait or are you DCucks seriously this stupid? Logan is a FOX film. Disney doesn't have anything to do with it.

>>80129920
>>80129912

it has marvel logo in the credits

>>80129959
How many times do we have to say the film was made by FOX? Disney wouldn't bribe critics to praise their competition, you fucking idiot.

>>80129632
It's not an incorrect observation.

MCU is a straight B-Line formula.

Fox is all over the place in quality, and when it's good. It's really good.

>>80129397

Honestly yes. I love how they've continued the story too, even following what seemed like a reboot (First Class). Logan is a great stand-alone movie but having seen all of them I was way more invested in Wolverine and especially Professor X. I'd say they've done a far better job of getting me invested in a universe and its characters, the MCU films feel like separate entities floating independent of each other for the most part. When they do try and carry things over (Iron Man PTSD) it falls flat.

it is but only because logan is so good and the rest of capeshit is so shit

>>80129786

you forgot about batman

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>>80129860
>you DCfags constantly say "critics only like quips! They hate dark and gritty superhero movies!"
>mfw Logan has gotten more acclaim than the MCU movies
You DCfags have been eternally BTFO.

Post yfw the wonder woman movie will be shit but it will get good reviews because all the cuck reviewers will be scared of being called sexist

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>>80129397
I have been saying this for years. Yeah X3 and origins are weak but overall the franchise is so much better than the competition. Look at pic related, no Robert Downy quip scene can compare to the heart the Xmen have.

>>80130056
What?

>>80129915
Typical low-intelligence scenes to impress the Reddit audience.

>>80129982
But the heights of MCU and DC are far more memorable than any of the Fox shit.

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>>80130081

>Lego Cinematic Universe

>>80130100

maybe you were born in 2001 but there were some r rated batman movies in 89

>>80130096
Last words between Cap and Carter
Cap talking to old Carter
Cap with Bucky

>>80130160
I'll give you that one.

I still haven't seen Logan yet personally, but I have a feeling that will be an exception to that, I'm hoping for a real good movie, better than any Fox shit so far.

>>80130160
The DCEU hasn't had any heights, Iron Man 1 and Captain America: The Winter Soldier are the only memorable MCU movies.

Logan >>> the DCEU and the MCU

>>80130187
Are you talking about some obscure animated movies or Tim Burton's Batman? Burton's Batman was rated PG-13.

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>>80129397
To be fair Batman Begins was a risk, as was Antman, Iron Man and Dr. Strange.

Also Guardians of the Galaxy. I think both the DCEU and the MCU have made plenty of dice-rolls that paid dividends, and while neither production company has a discernible style, audiences seem to like it.

GotG is probably the only movie WITH style that was also good.

>>80130096
Looks like a couple of fags about to aggressively make out with each other.

The reason Logan worked was because it was an isolated story with very little connection to the rest of the movies.

Same with The Dark Knight.

It's when capeshit starts writing specifically to incorporate future movies and their Cinematic Universe that it goes to shit.

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>>80130193
>Last words between Cap and Carter
>Cap talking to old Carter
>Cap with Bucky
If you think any of that compares to Scott and Logan realizing that Jean is dead you have autism and are just pretending to have real feelings.

>>80130237

that's weird, it was a 15 in the UK which is usually R rated. i guess there was some lobbying going on there.

>>80130299
Yup, cinematic universes were a mistake.

>>80129397
>X-Men
Fantastic 4 tier trash. Mildly enjoyable if you are a big X-Men fan but not very good
>X2
Pretty good. Way better than the first one and gave me hope for the future but unfortunately it's sandwiched between two piles of shit
>X3
Complete shit
>X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Lol
>First Class
I enjoyed it. Nothing amazing but pretty good
>The Wolverine
In the same tier as First Class.
>DoFP
Had some moments but too much Mystique. Below average
>Age of Apocolypse
Complete Shit

Logan was amazing but nothing else in the whole Fox X-Men universe even comes close. The majority of their movies are below average.

>>80129397
>still no 90's X-men tier
nope this capeshit universe is still not the best possible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAkL2-vh2Sk

>>80130326
If you think the first two aren't on par with Jean's death emotionally, you have godawful taste.

>>80129397
all it took was for them to add in a cunny for them to win over you HURR its capeshit posters.

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>>80130507

>>80129397
Because they took one? Did you see the last xmen? It was god awful.

>>80130506
The acting was pretty stif in Cap. Marsden and Jackman kill it in Jean's death scene.

>>80130215
Fox made better individual films in the comic book cinematic universe battle but DC wins outright when it comes to comic book films in terms of quality. A History of Violence, Road to Perdition, The Dark Knight, and Batman Returns are just as good as comic book films as Logan. MCU are just in the stage of producers baby steps in filmmaking.

>>80130541
why are little girls so fucking scary?

her and the girl from the original Let the right one in geniunely scared me

maybe it was the superhuman speed and savagery or maybe it was the alien nature of women, but these girls are fucking scary yo

just compare them to the fat kit that shoots lightning, boys arent scary

>>80130185

The Lego Vidya Universe is legitimately the greatest video game franchise of all time.

>>80130507
>>80130541
I was distracted the whole movie because of this. Shit film.

>>80130764
So you went to see Logan just so you could jack off to Laura?

>>80130541
She's legitimately adorable
And no you fags not in the “iwanna fuck her” type of way
Makes me almost wanna have a daughter

>X-Men
6/10
>X2
7/10
>The Last Stand
3/10
>X-Men Origins
5/10 (more fun than 3 imo)
>First Class
7/10
>The Wolverine (R-rated cut)
6/10
>Days Of Future Past
8/10
>Deadpool
9/10
>Apocalypse
4/10
>Logan
9.5/10

Not including F4 movies, Fox are way more inconsistent than Disney's Marvel. I wouldn't rate any of the Marvel produced ones under 5 out of 10 At least they're better than Post-Nolan DC movies.

>>80130822
Me too, I want to comb her hair and hug her

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>>80130938
I read that as "cum in her hair" at first...

There goes my autism again

>>80130887
>memepool
>9/10

>>80131011
>autism
Yeah sure anon, just some tism haha...

>>80130887
The MCU is consistent but it's very rarely great/memorable.

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>>80131014
For what's trying to be it works perfectly well. Faithful enough to how the character is in the comics.

Just my opinion though

>>80131014
Yes. It was a good movie

>>80131113
Exactly, I can't see them taking big risks like with Logan. Guardians was their biggest risk so far in terms of people not liking the property

>>80130816
I went in blind and came out with material for my spank bank. I'd say it was worth it but I'm sad there was no feet scene.

>>80130242
Batman Begins was not a risk. After Batman and Robin DC was already in the works on the next film. It just happened to go to Nolan eventually.

>Antman, Iron Man and Dr. Strange
The only one of these you could possibly consider a risk is Iron Man because Marvel Studios had not established itself as the big company it is today, and they were pretty much in a make or break situation (Remember that Marvel were selling all their licensing rights because they were fucked financially). After their huge success anything they made was practically guaranteed to make money.

>>80129397
100% agree.

>>80129531
subjectivity_definition.webarchive

>>80129519
X2, First Class, DOFP, Deadpool and Logan are all better than anything the MCU or DCEU have made, bar maybe Winter Soldier.

>>80129860
Hack Snyder makes films that are incoherent and populated with poorly written characters.

>>80130541
Is this girl supposed to be X-23? I haven't seen the film.

OP is right

>>80131704
Yes.

>>80130118
>X-2 - 2003
>reddit - 2005
baka

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>>80131410
Ant Man was a total risk, Dr. Strange less so because of star power and and and established success rate.

Iron man though, I agree, somebody had to have some balls to even attempt to pull that off. Even as a DC fan I can just sit back and admit "holy shit you pulled it off".

>>80129397

Not really... Logan and Deadpool are great. X2 and first class where good too but the rest is utter trash. The thing about Logan and Deapool is that they just can't pull that kind of shit off with every character.

>>80132325
Not really.

Marvel Studios could literally film heroes doing their laundry for two hours and people will pay to see it. They could take the most obscure characters they could find and people will pay to see it. At this point there is no risk in taking an established character and adding it to their MCU lineup. That is one of the brilliant things about the concept of the "cinematic universe" which they pretty much pioneered, and DC is so desperate to emulate.

Ant Man was a terrible film, in my opinion, but it managed to sell a lot of tickets in spite of its quality. Marvel Studios knows this. Even the worst of the MCU films do not bomb. Also, it had a production budget of $120 million; I would hardly think Marvel Studios would bet that on a "risk".