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@@wilsonsmanz ah, so that was still part of his story along with the treasure? 😂 It’s also funny how he keeps justifying it at the end too after it happens lol

@MovieswithKennyK lol yeah. That's his character through and through. He knows he made up the whole dam story.

Thanks! And I think they said they had to fix it to get the footage? I don’t think it’s on the TH-cam version here but I mention and comment on it in the full length watch on Patreon.

@@TheYearWas1929 Thank you! Much appreciated. I friggin love this movie! 🍻

Well I had to look up the movie to see the year it came out for research purposes. I don’t feel like it spoiled anything for me though. If anything, it sparked more of an interest given that I do acting myself. There has been and will be more reactions to films that I go into knowing much less 👍

Of course it’s Pete, look at him! 😂

...😂😂​@@MovieswithKennyK

@@turknyc7018 I only saw a few comic book illustrations with Nightcrawler and all those swords. So it’s great to see that incorporated for the show! And yes indeed, the “Enough” gives you goosebumps!!!

@@dm_dude LMAO!!!

Indeed! Poor, Rogue. She was truly grieving the hardest. Between all the hurt, the pain, the guilt, you name it 💔

@@Wolf-ln1ml I just looked up his IMDB and holy shit I do know him! I obviously didn’t recognize him in this movie because of all the getup lol. But man what an incredible voice actor too. RIP indeed!!!

Well first off let me respond by asking you if you watched the entire feedback at the end. Did you? Because I clearly stated that I enjoyed this movie lol. So as for my opinion on the singing bush and invisible swordsman, I'm confused as to how you "don't like" it lol. Critique is not meant to be liked or disliked, you simply agree or you don't. I do in fact very much appreciate that you have confirmed that the singing bush and swordsman are part of old western folktale because, although not mentioned in this TH-cam version, I do make a comment in my full length reaction (found on Patreon) asking the very question if those characters were based on actual stories. So thank you for clearing that up for me. You can most certainly have fantasy elements to enjoy for what it is without bringing logic into it. But as a writer myself? Not when it's introduced until the middle of your second act lol. At least in the context of this particular story where everything before the bush and swordsman can almost pass for truth. Now as for my comment about what Jefe said to El Guapo, you can bet I am indeed still going to hold them accountable to consent with a woman whether or not they're outlaws and criminals lol. Also, it is not my problem if you cannot differ my humor from my seriousness based on my speech patterns. I can't help you there buddy. As for El Guapo himself, once again, as a writer, it doesn't necessarily mean he has to be physically imposing. If I may clear this up now, I only said something along the lines of big and scary because it's easy for the viewer to imagine. But there was nothing particular about him as a villain is what I truly mean. Sure, he knows the German dude, but as a writer I don't believe that's strong enough to show he's more educated and capable of leadership. A nice backstory would be needed to be shown if that's the case but the film does not have time for that in three acts. And the Amigos actually are impressive in skill and appearance, otherwise they wouldn't be popular movie stars. And what they lack for in build they make up for being the three of them. When we're first introduced to El Guapo, he's doing a photo shoot. I don't know many tough guys who are leaders of a gang that do this. Do you? lol. I mean it's certainly possible, but it doesn't register on screen very well. How about instead of a photographer, he's demonstrating some sort of particular skill that his men don't have? So that's an example right there. But again, I really did enjoy this movie and I'm glad I got to discuss it with its biggest fan! Thank you.

@@MovieswithKennyK Not sure you took my comments in the right spirit, but I'll just say for now I am not saying the magical elements was an actual known western folklore. I was talking in generalities, and the vibe they give off. That to me some unexplainable thing like that would not feel out of place in such a film.

@@Lunarbob19 Well I'm simply not familiar enough with old western folklore to feel like those elements fit. I mean I know places like New Mexico is the land of enchantment, but I don't know if that means I can justify the particular said characters we mentioned before 🤷‍♂ That's all lol. Nobody can know about everything, right?

She’s underrated af! I remember her small part in 50 first dates, Violets mom in Charlie and the Chocolate factory, Dodgeball, etc.

Didn’t see any access to paper though lol

@@MrGaleanon Oh wow. What an oldie that was. TNT channel back in the day!

@@frankaguilar8794 I DIDN’T EVEN RECOGNIZE HIM! Holy shit lol

@@aranerem5569 I saw a bunch of the old black and white Tarzan movies when I was little but I’m not sure if that was one of them since there’s so many.

@@aranerem5569 What do you think of other movies such as Three Amigos and Tropic Thunder that share similar story elements?

​@@MovieswithKennyKTropic Thunder is great

Daaaamn, I can still hear the sound effects from that game. That and the TMNT arcade game were my fav go too's. The nostalgia is real!

I think it's currently only available on Pluto right now. But as much as I liked it, I think we're due for another comedy where actors are put in a real life or death situation.

hey I’m Ryan I have a movie request Austin powers international man of mystery and if you can please wear ladies long leather gloves for the movie

@ I have seen the entire Austin Powers trilogy. So IF and when I watch those for rewatch movies on this channel, it will be if that’s something that people want to see. If you’re a big Mike Myers fan though, there is a well known film that I do plan to watch for the channel eventually. I’ll give you a hint- The character is animated. As for the gloves, that might have to be a Patreon exclusive lol. I can’t just give everything away that easy.

what color of ladies long leather gloves can you wear

Good first point about character origins. I guess even with abilities, that's half the story ya know. Every hero and villain still needs that tragic backstory and trauma. As for Gambit, Rogue, and Magneto, I definitely pick that all up and agree. But I guess all of Gambits simping throughout the years finally paid off 🤣

Ah I see. But is that comic book accurate?

@@ambrusraul2297 So the hover chair is secretly all just for sympathy? lol

@@MovieswithKennyK not Sympathy just profesional manipulation from a master.

@@ambrusraul2297 Damn! Shots fired lol

Sorry, I can't get over "Courage the Cowardly Morph" 😆 😆 😆

@@MovieswithKennyK you can go check it again same premmise and asking computer 4 help

@@MovieswithKennyK and Ugabugabuga aka sentinels

I wouldn't even say that. If she's going to make that kind of mistake, she ain't my woman. I'd just walk away. Leave with dignity and self respect. Made his sacrifice mean even more.

Not really a mistake tho, in two AU Rogue and Magneto are married with a son.

@@Seek1878 I know tons of people that are married with kids and they’d call it a mistake 😂 What’s the name of Rogue and Magnetos son? Does he have powers?

@@MovieswithKennyK Rogue and Magneto didn't, they were a happy family by all accounts ☺ In AoA their son Charles was too young to have developed powers. In Exiles their son Magnus has his father's metal ability, but also a secondary mutation - a bad variation of his mom's touch which makes anyone he touches turn to metal.

I've been noticing that and I love it!

Awesome! And I really really appreciate you telling me which one it happened in. I'll do my best to get my hands on it. Thank you!

@@yuyu2b I blame a lot of the studio for those movies tbh. I was commenting with someone else here about Wolverine and how he was mine and a lot of others favorite LONG before the movies came out. But I feel like Fox capitalized on that, which led to pretty much everything you’re saying. There’s more evidence of that, considering for how the longest time, Fox didn’t want to touch Deadpool after the massacre of the movie X-men Origins Wolverine. Until of course someone leaked the Deadpool test footage and it blew up and then Fox was all gung Ho about it. Similar story with Sony and those horrendous Spider-Man spin-offs which all started with Venom. To me it’s a pattern here and it’s a shame really. But I’ll always be honest about my favorite comic book characters no matter how bad it may or may not make me look as a generic fanboy.

@@yuyu2b I appreciate you! Thank you. Glad you found me too because the next video featuring episodes 5 & 6 will release tomorrow morning. Stay tuned, pal!

Rita about to turn her into a Kaiju any moment

@ Rita was waaay more charming than her

@@ambrusraul2297 😂

@@ambrusraul2297 Once again, a different actor due to circumstances maybe?

@@MovieswithKennyK actually , NO ! the same voice actor just that in season 2 he used a filter

@ Damn. I wonder why. But glad I said maybe

Good point 💯

@@jaspershattered You are correct. Someone also mentioned Logan’s age difference with pretty much everyone and funny enough I responded along the lines of “What’s he supposed to do? Live his extended life out alone and never shoot his shot?” But Rogue and Magneto became a bigger shock to me because I had never seen it coming and it was a surprise. Unfortunately the X-men comics I have don’t include the romance between her and Mags. But my initial reaction remains in the video now forever even if my opinion does change the longer I think about it. I’m also a fan favorite of Gambit and Rogue together so I was feeling one of my favorite X-men going through it lol

@MovieswithKennyK understandable I've just seen so many rogue x Magento haters the shock on your face made me go like oh boy here we go again and that's fine I just always try to put it into perspective for people. I find thor and jane to be one of the best examples since he's like what around 10000 years old possibly more and jane was I think 32 in the main mcu when they met or something I ship rogue and gambit as well but I still like the rogue and Magento ship in this different universe

@@mjmage33 That’s a good list! And hopefully we actually get to see more of Archangel and Banshee in the next season. How did you feel about their portrayal in the FOX films?

@@MovieswithKennyK EHhhhhh. The fox films remain favorites of mine... at least the first three... and the actors did great. But they portrayed just about ALL the characters badly. Archangel should have been redeemed at the end of Apocalypse, Rogue should have had Magneto's powers after nearly dying while absorbing them hooked up to the machine in the first movie, Storm needed way more characterization than just "angry," none of Jean's actions make any sense, Banshee (and Cyclops) were treated horribly and the filmmakers should be ashamed for themselves. Mystique was great, but that also gave some misunderstandings of her character among fans (like expecting her to show up here or be Val Cooper, who is a character in her own rights... Mystique in the show only appears when Apocalypse is involved or when she's messing with Rogue or possibly Nightcrawler, so I expect we'll see more of her in upcoming seasons). Archangel is wealthy and charming and seeking love and connection, but harbors a dark side and must deal with both the human and horrific feelings brought on by his experiences. Between his natural mutations and secondary mutations and transformations and Apocalypse powers and cosmic energy wings and healing blood and resources and experience he should be a match for Wolverine and the fact that he is treated as a joke is poor writing. Banshee is a country-music loving former Interpol agent who went through loss and comes from a noble (and magical) background and was mind controlled and forced to be a villain before the X-men freed him, who sacrificed his power to save Japan from the vibrations of an Earthquake villain planning on destroying the country, only to regain them years later and help save young mutants from an alien invasion. He's a father to another sonic-powered hero and a lover to Moira and a caring teacher who looks out for the Generation X kids and balances out Emma Frost the White Queen. And he's come back from death. Frankly, he's been done dirty by the comics and shows and movies in recent years. Also, about the films: none of them seem to get that superhero stories (especially the X-men) are not really action stories, but more like drama and soap operas with periodic fights and flashy powers in between. The Dark Phoenix Saga is not about the fights, but about the feelings of all these characters, and how love can be corrupted and manipulated and turned devastating, and how second chances involve sacrifices and struggles. The fact that there have been two movies so far and both screwed that up is a condemnation of the Fox films all on its own. Sorry for the huge post, but I think the Fox films have good moments that I love, and enjoy re-watching, but they also have a bunch of mistakes that make them difficult to watch.

@ continuity issues make me hope that Disney learns from Fox’s mistakes. One thing they don’t get right about live action onscreen characters is that these people need to always show their diversity. For example, Halle Berry as Storm doesn’t have an African dialect. Pyro doesn’t sound Australian. These things are importantly not just to be faithful to the characters from the page but to remind everyone that mutants are all around the work, not just in the USA. And I agree about Archangel and Apocolypse. As for Rogue, the issue is unless she receives some extra power that remains permanent, or like you said- Magnetos power, she isn’t very interesting onscreen. Which is kind of why she gets faded out slowly within the next two films.

@ Also don’t ever apologize for a long post. I may not always get to respond instantly or right away, but I will read all the comments at least 👍

@@MovieswithKennyK I think X-men Evolution showed that Rogue could be interesting without a permanent power, but we were all waiting for her to get one throughout the series, and it does leave her less involved and less capable. She can still borrow the powers of others while permanently retaining the powers of Miss Marvel, Juggernaut, Wonder Man, Sunfire, Polaris, etc. And I agree that accents and particular speech patterns make the characters more engaging. In this show, Rogue's analogies and twang, Gambit speaking in the third person and Cajun flirtations, Magneto calling himself the Master of Magnetism at every opportunity, Beast's florid descriptions and educated references, Storm's dramatic invocations of the elements, Morph's pranking visual and verbal jokes, Bishop's vaguely cowboy style of speech, and Scott always grappling with leadership and stress, Wolverine's growling frustration and rage, etc all might be unusual at the very least in real life, but they come across so much better than some of the movie lines (I admit I am dorky enough to love the attempted badassery of "What happens to a toad who gets struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else." But it isn't exactly the sort of thing Storm says, and misses the mark). Pyro should have an australian accent/be played by an australian actor. And while I sympathize with the filmmaker's need to tell a story and make cameos and references to other characters, the way they randomly mixed up heroes and villains comes off as weird. Animated shows have a lot more leeway to make incredible cameos without the cost or difficulty with aging or scheduling actors just to appear briefly.

Technically they all know what it’s like to be “human”. But I guess not having powers is what I really meant.

@@ambrusraul2297 Yeah, I guess that was a pretty scooby doo villain moment lol

@@ambrusraul2297 I think it’s a different actor portraying the voice. I’m not sure who the original is but maybe that’s one of the few they couldn’t get back for whatever reason. As for the hair, idk how I feel. I’m just grateful he played a bigger part in this series.

@@patrickhurley5604 I appreciate you, Patrick! Thanks so much for the support. Especially the insight to Muse because I’ve been going crazy looking for my comics where he was the bad guy. But I think I do remember him being mute now that you refresh my memory. But yeah, man I got tons of stories being on set doing background on multiple shows & films other than just the superhero ones we’re a fan of so please stay tuned. Thanks again 🍻

@@luketelevised Hell yeah, man! There’s also talk about The Punisher getting his own series again and if that’s the case you can count on reactions to that show! 🍻

@@MovieswithKennyK YESSS, i need him back on my screen. the way S2 ended felt like there was so much more story to explore.