Rate the last movie you saw

[DallasEast]

Crap. Just thought more on it.

@Runwildboys , please disregard part of the last paragraph. Deadpool & Wolverine is officially part of the MCU. So, the concept of adamantium had been introduced into the MCU.

However, Wolverine+adamantium's introduction was done as a multiverse plotline. In my opinion, the only hard tie-in for the metal. Technically, none of it has existed in the MCU universe before CA:BNW.

My brain hurts now.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Been doing the Middle Earth films over the last couple weeks. Id rate them like this

Unexpected Journey: 8 of 10
Desolation of Smaug: 9 of 10( I feel its not given its due)
Battle of Five Armies: 8 of 10
Fellowship of the Ring: 10 of 10
Two Towers: 9 of 10
Return of the King: 10 of 10 (one of the greatest films of all time)

Im higher on the Hobbit films than most. Definitely not the LOTR trilogy, and I think the deviance from the source really put alot of people off. However Ive felt they have tied in well to the LOTR film trilogy, and thats what Jackson wanted. I think people forget or dont know after writing LOTR, Tolkien went back and changed the Hobbit, to tie it in. The 1st edition of The Hobbit had Smeogol give Bilbo a magic ring for winning the riddle contest. SN: Im considering purchasing a 1st Edition if a quality copy becomes available. They can be had in the low 5 figures, but could continue to rise

It is kind of funny.
I think the first time I watched the the hobbit trilogy I was kind of meh.

However I find myself watching it more often than I do the LOTR movies and I have grown to really lie them a great deal.

One thing about the LOTR movies is in the second and third ones I tend to fast forward through the frodo and sam scenes for the most part.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

I liked all of these with the last one being the weakest IMO.

Loved the American version of the original but also like the swedish trilogy.

 

[DallasEast]

One thing about the LOTR movies is in the second and third ones I tend to fast forward through the frodo and sam scenes for the most part.

Trust me. You are not the only one who does that.

 

[Runwildboys]

I may be overthinking the question. Are you talking about Wolverine/Weapon X when you say 'that whole thing'?

If so, I believe you are referring to everything seen in the movies starting with X-Men in 2000. Or even in the 90's animated series.

If that is also true, you must suspend what you have seen and experienced before Captain America: Brave New World. Everything you saw concerning Wolverine was produced by 20th Century Fox. Their material is separate from everything Paramount and Disney created, starting with Iron Man in 2008.

Please note: a strong exception can be made for Spider-Man/Peter Parker, when Disney negotiated sharing rights for the character in 2016 prior to 2017's Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Basically, none of the adamantium stuff you have seen before has not existed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before CA:BNW. My questions revolve in how Disney and Marvel will reconcile the discovery when the mutants OFFICIALLY arrive in the MCU.

Okay, so the mutants don't exist yet (or at least Wolverine, with adamantium added... Let's call him unleaded Wolverine, pre-adamantium.) So expect a much different version of the X-Men.

 

[Runwildboys]

It is kind of funny.
I think the first time I watched the the hobbit trilogy I was kind of meh.

However I find myself watching it more often than I do the LOTR movies and I have grown to really lie them a great deal.

One thing about the LOTR movies is in the second and third ones I tend to fast forward through the frodo and sam scenes for the most part.

Yeah, those scenes are a bit corny for my liking.

 

[DallasEast]

Okay, so the mutants don't exist yet (or at least Wolverine, with adamantium added... Let's call him unleaded Wolverine, pre-adamantium.) So expect a much different version of the X-Men.

Bold> Hold your horses. It is already confirmed Patrick Stewart, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, Ian McKellen, Alan Cumming, etc., will reprise their FOX/X-Men roles in Avengers: Doomsday.

Hopefully, there will be a much different version of X-Men in the long-term but expect more of what we are familiar with in the short-term. Currently, 56-year old Hugh Jackman has not given a definitive answer whether he will return for A: D but what's stopping him when 84- and 86-year-old Stewart and McKellen are coming back for a check, lol?