Current Events > Which MCU X-Men movies would you like to see?

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Which storylines would you like to see adapted?
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cable with all powers, not just a gun and some telekinesis.
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technically they could get back hugh jackman xd
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House of M.
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I would like to see Arcade and Murderworld sometime soon.
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Dark Phoenix Saga done RIGHT

God Loves Man Kills would be great, but X-2 did their spin on it already, so.

The entire No More Mutants arc is pretty great.

House of M followed by M Day and Cyclops running Utopia and turning darker. Throw in X-Force. Even Avengers vs. X-Men.

I'd also absolutely love a take on PAD's X-Factor Investigations. Probably my favorite run of any Marvel title.
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None, because the MCU is 90% banal dog shit aimed at boring dads and their basic children.
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TheCyborgNinja posted...

None, because the MCU is 90% banal dog shit aimed at boring dads and their basic children.

wtf
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I don't care about storyline or characterization. I just wait 90s Rogue in live action.

<_<

None. MCU is already oversaturated with characters they don't need to add like 15 new people in a single movie.
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Alpha Flight

A decent version of the Pheonix story even though we've already got it twice

Onslaught
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Anything that doesn't involve Wolverine or Phoenix. or the focus being on fucking Mystique, or Prof X or Magneto.

Raikuro posted...

Anything that doesn't involve Wolverine or Phoenix. or the focus being on fucking Mystique, or Prof X or Magneto.

Yes, please. I'd love to see a Mystique storyline with Mystique as a kind of Forrest Gump figure across the 20th century, only she's there in her capacity as the world's deadliest assassin, that no one knows about. Sprinkle in her on again, off again romance with Destiny and their adoption of Rogue and I'm in heaven.

Or we could do Cyclops and Phoenix raising Young Nate Grey in a distant future dominated by Apocalypse. They know he's their son (for simplicity, no Madeline Pryor), but have to conceal who they are for plot reasons and pretend like their his adopted family for years only for him to discover it when they're being forced to return to their own time. I'd do it as one of a trilogy centering around Apocalypse and his crimes in the past, the future, and finally the present. It'll let you set up a major kick ass moment for Cable when he shows up in the present coming for Apocalypse's ass. And it'd a great opportunity to let people see why Cyke and Jean worked as a couple, which the original trilogy never did, and which kind of got lost in the Cyclops drama of the next decade.

Giant X-Men #1 with a new team being assembled to rescue the original team from the island for Krakoa could be LIT. Cast bloat could be a problem, since you'd essentially be introducing two teams of X-Men at once, but it could also be great. I think this book more than and of them was the story that cemented themes of 'unity in diversity' that the X-Men come to symbolize, because you see the Professor travelling the world to assemble his team, and those team member retain their strong cultural identities.
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NYX but Disney doesn't have the balls to do that. It would need to be rated R first of all.
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So, uh, why not Onslaught?

ClunkerSlim posted...

I would like to see a true Juggernaut on screen before I die though.

So far, so good, Deadpool 2 have the best live-action version of him.
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ClunkerSlim posted...

I waited 20 years for Optimus Prime to make it to the big screen. Look at what I got.

There was only two years between the launch of Transformers and Optimus Prime on the big screen.

I'd love an Onslaught adaptation, but it might need a movie or two to set it up.

If your first plot is Magneto forming the acolytes and ends with Fatal Attractions, Wolverine getting FUBAR'd and essentially written out for the franchise for a bit, and Xavier mind killing Magneto.

Then your second plot could be the arrival of Bishop in the present, the prevention of a shady Xavier assassination plot, and the accusation that one of the X-Men is actually Xavier's assassin. The movie ends with the Onslaught reveal

And your third movie is figuring out the 'why' and 'how' of Onslaught, and coming up with a plan to save him from his issues before he kills everything.

ClunkerSlim posted...

I would like to see a true Juggernaut on screen before I die though.

There's actually room for that in the third act of an Onslaught trilogy.
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