Rebecca is in a series called The Librarians too. I liked her in a short-lived series that nobody else remembers called Pepper Dennis. I’ve always thought she’s one of the most beautiful women alive.
@@TheCrazyNette She also was married to John Stamos from Full House, she was Rebecca Romain-Stamos. When she got divorced, her name stayed as Rebecca Romain.
@@prestige515 He was in the first movie for about a half a second, while Xavier was showing Logan around the campus. He's the guy doing some art in the corner. Blink and you miss him.
I like Jennifer Lawerence, but they focused too much on her fame from Hunger Games & her Oscar win after First Class. Becky is definitely the better of the 2
Myatique was played in these early fllms was played by Rebecca Romijn, former super-model, ex-wife of John Stamos, and is currently starring in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on Paramount +
Say what you want about Pyro, Bobby's heel brother is probably worse. "Imma frame my brother for terrorism 'cuz he got extra attention he didn't actually want, most of which was negative."
1:22 Amber correcting Jay about Wolverine’s mutant status: “They could only do that to him, because he has the incredible ability to heal quickly.” Then Jay says: “But, remember he can heal himself?” She LITERALLY just said that! 😂🤣😂
15:07 I love that Rebecca Romijn got to make an appearance outside of the Mystique costume. Absolutely loved this reaction, you two. Can't wait to continue the journey with you.
Sir Ian McKellen specifically helped with the dialogue in the "Have you tried not being a mutant?" scene, as it was an allegory for the same types of conversations many queer kids have with their parents.
Jean controlling the jet, stopping nightcrawler from teleporting, communicating with professor x all while holding back thousands of gallons of water - that’s some insane power right there, girl was multitasking her ass off
It's all controlled with her thoughts and will. How does she split her concentration and focus into 4 different tasks is just crazy. That's like reading a book while watching TV and having a conversation and thinking about what to make for dinner all at the same time
Kurt is the best for many reasons. His father (kind of...) was a demon (sort of...) named Azazel. When Kurt teleports, he actually enters a hellish plane of existence where he can subconsciously move much faster, then reenters our plane. The "smoke" you see is the atmosphere of that plane, so every time he teleports, the people nearby smell brimstone. Fans usually say he "bamfs" instead of "teleports" because "BAMF" is the onomatopoeia used in comics to indicate the sound it makes. Oh, and Mystique's his mom (in most versions).
@@cchavezjr7Sad to hear that. I never read the comics so only know what I learn from those who do. I also dropped out of watching the movies after maybe the third one, but Kurt was probably my fave of the characters introduced in this movie.
@@NavvyMom Me too really. I had a friend who knew all about the comics so got me up to speed really well but I also did watch the cartoon from time to time which was much closer to the comics vs the movies. I prefer the old school movies vs the newer ones but they at least do have some things I like but I just can't get myself into them no matter how hard I try.
@@cchavezjr7 Good to know. It's not that I wasn't willing to see them, I just had too much going on and movies became looooow priority. Next thing I knew I was a zillion movies behind lol.
As a lifelong comic geek, lover of the original x-men animated series (and X-Men ‘97) Nightcrawler will always be my favourite and that opening scene brought tears of wonder and joy to my eyes when I first watched X2 in the theatre. Alan Cumming and the makeup & effects people did such a beautiful job with the character and his abilities. Broke my heart when he made the decision not to reprise the roll 😢
@@TahiriVeila13ABY no his reasoning was "selfish," because he didn't want to put the damn costume back on because they used makeup and it took hours. In the comics he's actually covered with fur, so if they had done that he probably would have been in the film. Don't get me wrong I love this version of him they did a great job portraying him.
@@dnish6673nobody's whining it's just ridiculous because it doesn't explain his powers. You just are mad because you know that your people are only being included because without heteros, you wouldn't exist.
21:50 she knows burning things isn't a good look for mutants so she stopped it by showing them not all mutants are bad. 23:50 Jay's face when Nightcrawler saved Rogue was EVERYTHING!
I didn’t have an issue with the phoenix beginnings in this movie. She was just learning how to do some of that stuff in this movie. She wasn’t full on Phoenix till the very end
It's because they erased anything that wasn't mutant-based from the Fox movies. No flaming cosmic entities of life and rebirth. No planet-sized aliens monkeying with human DNA to protect their eggs from Galactus.
They didn't do anything dirty in this movie, well except Cyclops who they always do dirty. There was only a little Phoenix in this and it was a great setup. Unfortunately they completely missed the mark with X-Men: The Last Stand, which is a terrible movie. Dark Phoenix though is just a flat out unforgivable disaster.
15:28 Interesting Fact for you, Jay and Amber: In this particular timestamped scene, that's Rebecca Romajin when she wasn't in the blue full-body makeup
Mystique actress is Rebecca Romijn (pronounced like Romaine lettuce). She’s awesome & amazing & BELOVED among X-men fans. If u ever wanna watch a cute show, she stars in The Librarians. It’s sorta like Indiana Jones meets Leverage? With mystical/magical stuff?! It’s awesome & u guys would dig it, I promise.
45:06 "He Looks Like A Demon, But He Has The Heart And Mind Of A Saint" Interesting that you'd say that Jay, because in the comics, Nightcrawler is a devout Catholic and even entered the Catholic seminary
Wolverine had the Claws and the Healing factor before the Adamantinium plating. His Bone Claws weren't as sharp and were better for stabbing, the Plated Claws turned them into Blades.
80s kids grew up being blown away with how Wolverine would just go berserk and start hacking up bad guys. We weren't expecting the movies to go there until the mansion invasion scene. There as cheering in the theater.
X2, the PG-13 comic film where in the first hour a guy with an automatic rifle is about a foot shy of turning a 16 year old into Swiss cheese, right before getting stabbed to death right in front of him.
I've never seen deadpool, I wanted too but the trailer made it look so stupid. He was like did I leave the oven on? And I just thought oh god pure cocky American cheese.
The guy that turned to metal is Colossus. He was a very popular character in the comics. They haven't quite captured him well on film yet. He's in the Deadpool movies but he just doesn't have the right personality there.
I live on the island where “Xavier School” is. Hatley Castle. You can tour it in the late spring and summer. It’s used in Deadpool as well. It’s used it a bunch of movies, actually. Very cool inside.
Fun fact... When X2 was being produced, Fox had the idea to release an expanded version of the original film on DVD called "X-Men 1.5" with deleted scenes from the movie added back in and two new filmed scenes that were written for the first movie but never shot. The idea was to release it a few months before X2 to build hype for the sequel. The 2 new scenes would have told he origins of Storm and Cyclops, with Scott in the bathroom of his local high school during the prom. He's in the stall and his eyes are burning and one of his friends asks "How much weed did you smoke tonight?" and Scott says "None" and looks up as his eyes flare and he blows a hole through several walls into the dance auditorium. They built the set for it and just before they were about to film the scene, word came down from Fox that they were no longer going to produce the DVD and pulled the funding for the additional scenes and the re-edit. But the bathroom was already constructed, so they converted into the bathroom where Mystique injects the iron into the corrupt prison guard's blood. Originally, she would have just slipped the pills to him and then it is revealed that she injected him when Magneto extracts the iron from his blood. With the bathroom already created, they just wrote an additional sequence for it. Speaking of Cyclops, originally he was knocked out immediately by Lady Deathstrike, but James Marsden complained that the X-Men are supposed to have some sort of training, so he should be prepared to fight back. So they added the scene of him fighting the guards and it actually went on longer than what we saw in the movie. But the set was not built for a fight scene and every time they moved around on it, tiles that were glued down would pop out from the floor. Cyclops also had several additional scenes with Xavier in the movie where you discovered that they broke free and returned to the mansion where he finds all the students missing, except for a frightened girl... and then realized that it was all in Xavier's mind being controlled by Stryker's son and that is why they Xavier was trying to find all the mutants in Cerebro. A bunch of people high up at Fox thought the audience would be too stupid to realize what was happening, so they had the scenes removed. But they ARE on the deleted scenes if you have the DVD or Blu-Ray.
Mystique’s nudity is necessary. Any genuine clothes she wears would need to be changed to match a person she copies. And any simulated fabric that was part of her body would have two other drawbacks: the time to reabsorb and change, and it might be detectable if lightly damaged by a knife and draws blood.
The opening to this is one of most exciting comic book scenes you'll see. Kinetic directing. You'll see another terrific scene with a different hero when you get to 'Days of Future Past'.
In the comics, the original class of X-Men consisted of Cyclops, Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Iceman, Beast and Angel. Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossians and a few others came into the team later.
Correct. Original X-men Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Iceman and Angel went through issue 93. Then came the new X-men in Giant size 1 and joined the the run with issue 94 on. The new X-men added Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Warpath. Warpath only lasted 1 issue.
X2 was based off of the X-Men graphic novel “God Loves, Man Kills” which is great. A big difference is that in the novel Stryker is a minister, not military.
Sorry ill stop blowing up the comments. Would highly recommend Xmen First Class and Xmen Days of Future Past. It gives better understanding to the characters and they are great films.
The woman Wolverine was fighting is Lady Deathstrike her and logan have fought alot thru the comics she almost killed him a few times... watch Wolverine Origins to see his back story
Wolverine already had the claws and the healing factor before the Adamantium coating procedure...before that his claws were made from his bones, and they weren't as sharp and were better for stabbing, the Adamantium coating turned the claws into Adamantium blades..and yes...his healing factor is what made him to be chosen for the Adamantium coating procedure and allowed him to survive the procedure..
Yes, in the comics, Wolverine is 5'4", and had a chip on his shoulder about it. He was like a ball of rage and blades. There was an uproar when Hugh Jackman, who is over 6', was cast, but after the movie released, fans fell in love with his portrayal. After the upcoming "Deadpool and Wolverine" movie this year, he will have played that character for over 24yrs! That streak will never be beaten.
@@TahiriVeila13ABY Oh, there were voices, for sure. Maybe not in the broader pop culture scene, but among comics fans, there was definitely.. displeasure at the casting announcement. But after seeing him in action, even most hard-core fans were satisfied with his portrayal. There are still many comics fans who yearn to see a more accurately type-cast actor take on the role, i.e. someone 5'5" or less. Daniel Radcliffe's name has been bandied about. He's 5'5" and in quite good physical shape. He's shown remarkable range in his acting roles over the years; I bet he could pull it off! However, I don't know if general audiences would be on board to see 'Harry Potter' play a death-dealing berserker; they might just not want that dichotomy in their brains. Public perception can be a tricky thing. If not him, then who knows? Jackman had officially retired after "Logan," but has now come back for "Deadpool." I'm sure this is the last time. He's been such a beloved actor in this role, I guess it'll be a while before any producer even tries to fill his adamantium claws...
You've seen Rebecca Romijn (Mystique) before. She was in "Austin Powers, the spy who shagged me" as one of the models in the photo shoot, in which Austin says".. and I'm spent"
I watched the cartoon before these came out it would help everyone to understand all the characters and who they are if they watched the cartoons ! Really can't wait till you two see the next one !
Rebecca Romijn plays Mystique in these movies; she was also the beautiful blonde who fed beer to the guard and gave him a shot of iron. In the comics, Nightcrawler is Mystique's son. :)
Kurt Wagner AKA Nightcrawler is my second favorite x-men. He was awesome in the comic books and this is by far the best portrayal and maybe only in live action
I love actors who can be, for lack of a better term, evil and then turn around and be a beloved character. Ian McKellan was both Magneto and Gandalf and the contrast couldn't be more beautiful.
In the trilogy films, mystique is played by Rebecca Romain Stamos! In the later films you’ll encounter, a younger version of mystique is played by Jennifer Lawrence.
IDK how I haven't subscribed to you guys...You both are so heartwarming and funny and honest. So here is my middle finger and at least 2 thumbs up. Keep bringing that authenticity, and also, I think I'm drunk. I would like a mini burger. or 2.
2:38, you guys should watch the animated series X-Men 97 it has some of the coolest action scenes for these characters and also goes deeper into their characters. Nightcrawler is a man of faith and an ordained priest. He is also often times the X-Men team medic and an expert swordsman. There is a great scene in which Wolverine and Nightcrawler are fighting back to back against a swarm of enemies. What makes this scene wild is that Nightcrawler is fighting with not just two swords but three (his tail is totally prehensile) while teleporting about.
Fun fact about Lady Deathstrike (Stryker's assistant): in the comics, she's not a mutant. She's a cyborg with a vendetta against Wolverine. Also, about Stryker's son Jason: in the comics, they are not related. Jason Wyngarde aka Mastermind was a villain in his own right and sometimes member of Magneto's Brotherhood. For story reasons, his background was changed. Third: the "mutant gene being passed from the father" thing Pyro spoke of is movie lore only. In the comics, either parent can pass on the x-gene. For example, Jean Grey's sister Sara (potentially a latent mutant) had 2 mutant children with her human husband. Mystique and Sabertooth (both mutants) had a non-mutant son. So the genetics isn't as predictable as Pyro made it seem.
Jason Stryker in this isn't Mastermind, he is who he is supposed to be, he first crops up in go loves man kills, which pretty much the basis of this film. They bring him back later on in the comics. So not mastermind two different characters
@pauwoo Jason Stryker's ability was to emit a blinding white light. The ability presented in the movie was Mastermind's illusion projection. 2 characters were combined. The background was changed to fit the movie.
@pauwoo in an attempt to not go too overboard with comic lore for people who haven't read the comics, I may have oversimplified...Mastermind's abilities; therefore, referred to as Mastermind in my original comment.
@@jeffreydavid6794 I remember reading that when Hugh Jackman was studying up on the character to do him justice, he wanted to make sure to get some "Bubs" in.
So glad you guys like the X-Men series so far, I’ve seen all of them multiple times they just never get old and you almost always see something new. They’re just so creative and intricate, great job! So many of your questions will be answered if you just keep going with the series, lots of surprises, some heartbreak too…they’re just so human in the end, but yeah, I’m excited to see you do the rest !💚😎✨🕊
You guys are awesome! I just watched your viewing of 'The Others'. I saw it in the theatre and it was so fun reliving those 'jumps' through new eyes. I don't know if you guys would ever 'React' to a tv show - BUT *Interview With the Vampire' TV show is awesome! It would give you so much to talk about! It's the best show on tv and about to blow up when it hits Netflix.
When yall watch X3 The Last Stand, there is a post credit scene. If and when yall get into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or MCU, those movies also have post credit scenes. Some have mid credit scenes also. Some have more than one post credit scene. 😊
The more I rewatch this, the more I realize I love it for being The Mystique and Magneto Movie :) But every part is really good. Cyclops is definitely shafted with the amount of screen time he gets, but his angry denial at "she's gone" is really good from James Marsden IMO.
What's really cool about the X-men is that they were created as a way fore the writers to have a metaphor for different forms of discrimination people face. I feel like so far this movie showcases that the best with bobby's "coming out " to his parents and nightcrawler(my fav x-man) talking about people only seeing with there eyes. We'd have such a better world if we all saw beyond outside appearances and petty differences. I always saw that as the message.
Watching this in the theater was SO fun! So many moments where the audience erupted into cheers (like Nightcrawler saving Rogue after she’s sucked out of the plane). This movie is such a blast.
I’m so glad you two were enjoying the X-men series. I stopped what I was doing to watch this video. So happy to see you two love this movie. It’s my favorite of the X-men movies. Wait til you see Days of Future Past!
Never watched these b4 you guys started to so I'm going through them also fantastic Amber n Jay love them, still waiting for you guys to watch Barbra Streisand movies 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@jackieburchell2187 I was saying that you would be punishing them bc all Barbra Streisand films are awful and they don't deserve to be put threw that.
Quick note. in the first movie, when they were doing the fight to stop the wave from getting to the shore, Jean got hit by the wave. She is a muutant but THAT wave triggered her phoenix abilities, not Cerebro.
I enjoyed you guys reaction so much. Looks like y’all are hitting the gym! FYI: in the comic book lore, Mystique is Kurt’s (night crawler)mother. Brian Cox (Stryker) played William Wallace’s uncle who took him as a boy in Braveheart.
I really hope you guys watch the whole franchise. In release order for sure. Because I mean, you’ve got the original trilogy, the Wolverine movies, the prequel saga, and the Deadpool movies. This is one of my top favorite franchises. I can’t wait!!!! So excited for you guys to experience more of it.
30:01 - "Who plays Mystique?" Answer = 15:09 - Rebecca Romijn. That's what the actress looks like, without all the blue stuff. Supermodel, frequent Sports Illustrated model, with several body paint sessions under her (painted-on) belt. In addition to being extremely beautiful, her experience with the tedious process of body-painting gave her the patience to sit still for the hours and hours it took to apply prosthetics and paint to her whole body for this role. For the first film it took EIGHT HOURS to apply the makeup! That's a full day's work, before the cameras are even turned on! Then you have to act and do stunts and fight choreo and all of that! They eventually managed to shave off a little time, but it still took at least six hours, every day she was on set. The day she got to play "herself" in the bar must have been a blessing! She has had a very successful acting career, most recently on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
If I may geek out about the makeup for a bit. I'm a makeup artist myself, so I always love these kinds of films where we get to play! Mystique's prosthetics were a break-through technique at the time: silicone pieces that were basically peel-and-stick, self-adhesive, and could be re-used! Most prosthetics are foam latex, need to be hand-glued, and are destroyed in the removal process, needing brand-new pieces every application. These silicone pieces were a materials breakthrough. They did have their drawbacks, however, as the application process was still painstaking, considering how many there were! A team of (I forget if it was four or six) female makeup artists applied the prosthetics, applied the airbrush makeup in several layers, to achieve the subtle shadings and colors. It may look just "blue," but if it were simply spray-painted a solid color it would look unnatural. It took several layers of slightly different shades, and spattered dots, to give that blue skin the same kinds of shading and texture that our melanin-colored skin has. Alan Cumming, who played Nightcrawler, had to go through a somewhat similar process. He was only shirtless for one or two scenes, so luckily he didn't have as much surface area to cover- just his face, most days (and his three-fingered gloves). His raised "scars" were hand-drawn with a thin tube of makeup material, then he was airbrushed in layers- with a slightly different formulation of blue hues, to differentiate him from Mystique's blue.
Mystique was the major first role of actress Rebecca Romaijn (RO-MAYN). Before becoming an actress, she was one of the top supermodels of the 1990s, gracing all of the major fashion magazines, and was even the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model once. She was married to John Stamos (Uncle Jesse on Full House) when she made the X-Men films. Currently, she is married to Jerry O'Connell (Vern Tessio in Stand By Me, George Cooper, Jr. on The Big Bang Theory, and Frank Cushman in Jerry Maguire, with LOTS of other TV credits). She is also on the Paramount Plus series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, a prequel to the original series of Star Trek in the 1960s, playing Commander Una Chin-Riley aka Number One, a role originated in the 1960s by Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, the wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, in the first Pilot episode of the legendary series. The guy who turns metallic is Colossus aka Peter Rasputin played by Daniel Cudmore. Colossus is a pretty major character in the Deadpool movies, but played by a different actor. Unfoirtunately, none of the films have made Colossus a major character in the stories, and he is a popular character in the comics. Cudmore is also known for his character Felix, one of the Volturi vampires in the Twilight Saga, appearing in New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn, Parts 1 & 2. What was happening with Jean will be explained in X-Men 3...it is a major arc in her story, and in the comics. So much so that they have kinda of dealt with it with Famke Janssen as Jean, and with Sophie Turner (aka Sansa Stark on Game of Thrones), who plays Jean in the X-Men: First Class films, which take place in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
What you saw in the last shot is the Phoenix symbol rising out of the water, so when this was out in 2003, die-hard fans knew right away (spoiler alert) Jean was coming back The Phoenix is an entity that amplified Jean's powers in the comics so this had those fans super-excited for number three
I realize you two never read their comic books, however 'old school' X-Men readers from waaaay back, know that Jean and Scott belong together. X-MEN #10 (1965), nuff said.
@@kelly9876 That's fine, I had stopped reading their books by then, but I knew of it, meaning it was a thing at one time, but not how long their relationship lasted, was it before they brought back Jean from the dead (?) etc.
X-men origins is where you find everything out about Wolverine and what happened with striker. One of my favorite X-men movies even though it didn’t get much love.
Patrick Stewart that plays Professor X great actor! You need to do the Star Trek movie's. Also he played a good character in movie Conspiracy theory starring Mel Gibson, Julia Roberts.
X-men Origins Wolverine goes into Logan's past, hopefully you do that one next! Also I can't recall which movies have post-credit scenes, so don't forget to check for that so you don't miss out.
!!!!I can't wait to for you guys to watch (Wolverine Origins) so you know how he came to be!!!! On a side note you really like teleporting you should watch the movie (Jumper) I know you will like it.
Professor X wasn’t “stopping time” he just kind of stopped people from thinking and moving-he only controls minds
Yup he just hit the pause button on everyone’s brain there
@@faded2283 Yup he sure is more powerful at that than social media is, because that only
gets like 70% of them 😉
Exactly, it's just perceived as time being frozen
What u mean to say is, people's perception of time.
I thought it was more of a way to see Everything that he is processing in his mind All at once.
Mystique actress was the woman in the bathroom scene. Rebecca Romain is her name!
Rebecca Romijn...she’s married to Jerry O'Connell, he played Vern, the chubby kid, on Stand By Me.
@@TheCrazyNette She also acted in a Friend's episode as a girl who doesn't like to clean her house 😂
Rebecca is in a series called The Librarians too. I liked her in a short-lived series that nobody else remembers called Pepper Dennis. I’ve always thought she’s one of the most beautiful women alive.
@@TheCrazyNette She also was married to John Stamos from Full House, she was Rebecca Romain-Stamos. When she got divorced, her name stayed as Rebecca Romain.
She also was married to John Stamos from Full House, she was Rebecca Romain-Stamos. When she got divorced, her name stayed as Rebecca Romain.
The metal skin fellow is colossus
I like his Character in Deadpool. Mr Goodie Goody lol...
The actor in the first movie was a lot bigger than this one too
@@kanemarko2503huh?
@@prestige515 He was in the first movie for about a half a second, while Xavier was showing Logan around the campus. He's the guy doing some art in the corner. Blink and you miss him.
"The Metal Skin Fellow" would have been better name imo.
A masterpiece including the only true mystique (Rebecca Romijn)
Totally agree. The one and only.
I like Jennifer Lawerence, but they focused too much on her fame from Hunger Games & her Oscar win after First Class. Becky is definitely the better of the 2
Agreed; and X2 is my fave in the entire X series even though all are good.
@@kanemarko2503 exactly. The focus erased the mysterious aura about her that Rebecca had set up
Jennifer Lawrence did a pretty good job of playing the younger version of Mystique in "X-Men: First Class"
Myatique was played in these early fllms was played by Rebecca Romijn, former super-model, ex-wife of John Stamos, and is currently starring in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on Paramount +
Mystique is played by the blonde you see in the bathroom with the guard.
he lost his wife to tha fat kid from Stand By Me - Greg Giraldo 2008
Number One
She’s great!
And currently married to Jerry O'Connell
Say what you want about Pyro, Bobby's heel brother is probably worse.
"Imma frame my brother for terrorism 'cuz he got extra attention he didn't actually want, most of which was negative."
Bobby's brother is a little puzzy
Bobby's brother sucks ass!
1:22 Amber correcting Jay about Wolverine’s mutant status: “They could only do that to him, because he has the incredible ability to heal quickly.”
Then Jay says: “But, remember he can heal himself?”
She LITERALLY just said that! 😂🤣😂
The pitfalls of wearing headphones. 😂😂😂
He couldn't hear her. He talks about how his hearing is bad and the loud intro music was playing lol. Smh
Only a mutant can heal that quickly.
15:07 I love that Rebecca Romijn got to make an appearance outside of the Mystique costume.
Absolutely loved this reaction, you two. Can't wait to continue the journey with you.
Sir Ian McKellen specifically helped with the dialogue in the "Have you tried not being a mutant?" scene, as it was an allegory for the same types of conversations many queer kids have with their parents.
Makes sense considering Ian McKellan being a Gay man himself
The difference is that queer kids CAN choose not to gobble a throbber.
I came here to make sure someone mentioned the gay allegory all over X-Men!
@PheOfTheFae great! Can't believe someone forgot to bring up homosexuality in 2024 for one second.
@@Mcvthree3quit whining
Jean controlling the jet, stopping nightcrawler from teleporting, communicating with professor x all while holding back thousands of gallons of water - that’s some insane power right there, girl was multitasking her ass off
It's all controlled with her thoughts and will. How does she split her concentration and focus into 4 different tasks is just crazy. That's like reading a book while watching TV and having a conversation and thinking about what to make for dinner all at the same time
Kurt is the best for many reasons. His father (kind of...) was a demon (sort of...) named Azazel. When Kurt teleports, he actually enters a hellish plane of existence where he can subconsciously move much faster, then reenters our plane. The "smoke" you see is the atmosphere of that plane, so every time he teleports, the people nearby smell brimstone. Fans usually say he "bamfs" instead of "teleports" because "BAMF" is the onomatopoeia used in comics to indicate the sound it makes.
Oh, and Mystique's his mom (in most versions).
I really don't like the look of the new Kurt Wagner. He just looks really off to me. He was my favorite of the mutants after X2 came out.
@@cchavezjr7Sad to hear that. I never read the comics so only know what I learn from those who do. I also dropped out of watching the movies after maybe the third one, but Kurt was probably my fave of the characters introduced in this movie.
@@NavvyMom Me too really. I had a friend who knew all about the comics so got me up to speed really well but I also did watch the cartoon from time to time which was much closer to the comics vs the movies. I prefer the old school movies vs the newer ones but they at least do have some things I like but I just can't get myself into them no matter how hard I try.
@@cchavezjr7 Good to know. It's not that I wasn't willing to see them, I just had too much going on and movies became looooow priority. Next thing I knew I was a zillion movies behind lol.
@@NavvyMom haha, I have a large stack of blurays to watch also, I got to get moving on it haha
As a lifelong comic geek, lover of the original x-men animated series (and X-Men ‘97) Nightcrawler will always be my favourite and that opening scene brought tears of wonder and joy to my eyes when I first watched X2 in the theatre. Alan Cumming and the makeup & effects people did such a beautiful job with the character and his abilities. Broke my heart when he made the decision not to reprise the roll 😢
He made the right decision considering how awful Last Stand is.
@@TahiriVeila13ABY no his reasoning was "selfish," because he didn't want to put the damn costume back on because they used makeup and it took hours. In the comics he's actually covered with fur, so if they had done that he probably would have been in the film. Don't get me wrong I love this version of him they did a great job portraying him.
Mystique is Nightcrawler's mother. The father is Azazel, who you meet in X Men First Class.
They recently retconned this. So now Mystique is Nightcrawler's pappy and his birth mother is Mystiques's wife Irene Adler aka Destiny.
@@technofilejr3401 Because everything is being retconned to be one of the letters in LGBTQ. That's all Marvel does now.
@@TahiriVeila13ABYQuit whining.
@@technofilejr3401 not everybody follows that bs, they'll retcon it again and it doesn't explain his abilities and powers.
@@dnish6673nobody's whining it's just ridiculous because it doesn't explain his powers. You just are mad because you know that your people are only being included because without heteros, you wouldn't exist.
21:50 she knows burning things isn't a good look for mutants so she stopped it by showing them not all mutants are bad. 23:50 Jay's face when Nightcrawler saved Rogue was EVERYTHING!
Note for X3. There is a post credit scene along with Wolverine as well. So when you watch those movies, stick around for the post credit scene.
No one wants to admit it but we all love magneto/eric...he kinda has a point 🤣
And when Ian McKellen's playing him he's kind of irresistible
They did the Phoenix storyline so dirty with this and X3
And Dark Phoenix
I didn’t have an issue with the phoenix beginnings in this movie.
She was just learning how to do some of that stuff in this movie. She wasn’t full on Phoenix till the very end
@@pablosonic892That was the worst...
It's because they erased anything that wasn't mutant-based from the Fox movies. No flaming cosmic entities of life and rebirth. No planet-sized aliens monkeying with human DNA to protect their eggs from Galactus.
They didn't do anything dirty in this movie, well except Cyclops who they always do dirty. There was only a little Phoenix in this and it was a great setup. Unfortunately they completely missed the mark with X-Men: The Last Stand, which is a terrible movie. Dark Phoenix though is just a flat out unforgivable disaster.
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Interesting Fact for you, Jay and Amber:
In this particular timestamped scene, that's Rebecca Romajin when she wasn't in the blue full-body makeup
Mystique actress is Rebecca Romijn (pronounced like Romaine lettuce). She’s awesome & amazing & BELOVED among X-men fans. If u ever wanna watch a cute show, she stars in The Librarians. It’s sorta like Indiana Jones meets Leverage? With mystical/magical stuff?! It’s awesome & u guys would dig it, I promise.
45:06
"He Looks Like A Demon, But He Has The Heart And Mind Of A Saint"
Interesting that you'd say that Jay, because in the comics, Nightcrawler is a devout Catholic and even entered the Catholic seminary
But if push comes to shove Kurt will pull a blade on a fool
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Fools be lucky if Kurt brings one sword to a fight, since he's been known to double and triple-wield ⚔️.
The blonde that was in the bathroom with guard is the girl who plays mystique
Wolverine vs Lady Deathstrike was awesome 😊
In the 90's animated series they were former bf\gf & she was the leader of the group of modified soldiers that also appear in the Logan movie
Wolverine had the Claws and the Healing factor before the Adamantinium plating. His Bone Claws weren't as sharp and were better for stabbing, the Plated Claws turned them into Blades.
80s kids grew up being blown away with how Wolverine would just go berserk and start hacking up bad guys. We weren't expecting the movies to go there until the mansion invasion scene. There as cheering in the theater.
X2, the PG-13 comic film where in the first hour a guy with an automatic rifle is about a foot shy of turning a 16 year old into Swiss cheese, right before getting stabbed to death right in front of him.
I can't wait till you guys get to "Deadpool." You will absolutely love it and be laughing so hard! 😂
100% Agree!
I know they will love dead pool
Remember when Ryan Reynolds played a TOTALLY different Deadpool in Wolverine: X-Men Origins? Cringe-worthy.
I've never seen deadpool, I wanted too but the trailer made it look so stupid. He was like did I leave the oven on? And I just thought oh god pure cocky American cheese.
@@Lee-kf9tq It's an . . . acquired taste, for sure. Lots and lots of slapstick humor. Never cared for his character in the comics.
The guy that turned to metal is Colossus. He was a very popular character in the comics. They haven't quite captured him well on film yet. He's in the Deadpool movies but he just doesn't have the right personality there.
Yessss Storm has always been and will always be my favorite character. She’s an omega level mutant and legend 🥰🥰🥰
Kinda nerfed though. She's way too powerful.
I live on the island where “Xavier School” is. Hatley Castle. You can tour it in the late spring and summer. It’s used in Deadpool as well. It’s used it a bunch of movies, actually. Very cool inside.
You absolutely need to see, LOGAN. It's just a totally fantastic movie.
Fun fact... When X2 was being produced, Fox had the idea to release an expanded version of the original film on DVD called "X-Men 1.5" with deleted scenes from the movie added back in and two new filmed scenes that were written for the first movie but never shot. The idea was to release it a few months before X2 to build hype for the sequel. The 2 new scenes would have told he origins of Storm and Cyclops, with Scott in the bathroom of his local high school during the prom. He's in the stall and his eyes are burning and one of his friends asks "How much weed did you smoke tonight?" and Scott says "None" and looks up as his eyes flare and he blows a hole through several walls into the dance auditorium.
They built the set for it and just before they were about to film the scene, word came down from Fox that they were no longer going to produce the DVD and pulled the funding for the additional scenes and the re-edit. But the bathroom was already constructed, so they converted into the bathroom where Mystique injects the iron into the corrupt prison guard's blood. Originally, she would have just slipped the pills to him and then it is revealed that she injected him when Magneto extracts the iron from his blood. With the bathroom already created, they just wrote an additional sequence for it.
Speaking of Cyclops, originally he was knocked out immediately by Lady Deathstrike, but James Marsden complained that the X-Men are supposed to have some sort of training, so he should be prepared to fight back. So they added the scene of him fighting the guards and it actually went on longer than what we saw in the movie. But the set was not built for a fight scene and every time they moved around on it, tiles that were glued down would pop out from the floor. Cyclops also had several additional scenes with Xavier in the movie where you discovered that they broke free and returned to the mansion where he finds all the students missing, except for a frightened girl... and then realized that it was all in Xavier's mind being controlled by Stryker's son and that is why they Xavier was trying to find all the mutants in Cerebro. A bunch of people high up at Fox thought the audience would be too stupid to realize what was happening, so they had the scenes removed. But they ARE on the deleted scenes if you have the DVD or Blu-Ray.
YOU GOTTA SEE "VAN HELSING" WITH HUGH JACKMAN...EXCELLENT👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤❤
This is my favorite X-Men movie they've made so far
Mystique’s nudity is necessary. Any genuine clothes she wears would need to be changed to match a person she copies. And any simulated fabric that was part of her body would have two other drawbacks: the time to reabsorb and change, and it might be detectable if lightly damaged by a knife and draws blood.
The opening to this is one of most exciting comic book scenes you'll see. Kinetic directing. You'll see another terrific scene with a different hero when you get to 'Days of Future Past'.
In the comics, the original class of X-Men consisted of Cyclops, Marvel Girl (Jean Grey), Iceman, Beast and Angel. Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossians and a few others came into the team later.
Correct. Original X-men Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Iceman and Angel went through issue 93. Then came the new X-men in Giant size 1 and joined the the run with issue 94 on. The new X-men added Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Nightcrawler and Warpath. Warpath only lasted 1 issue.
@@StevenCosta-tp2sw They went from issue 1 to issue 66, 67 to 93 are reprints of some of the first 66 issues
X2 was based off of the X-Men graphic novel “God Loves, Man Kills” which is great. A big difference is that in the novel Stryker is a minister, not military.
Sorry ill stop blowing up the comments. Would highly recommend Xmen First Class and Xmen Days of Future Past. It gives better understanding to the characters and they are great films.
The woman Wolverine was fighting is Lady Deathstrike her and logan have fought alot thru the comics she almost killed him a few times... watch Wolverine Origins to see his back story
Wolverine already had the claws and the healing factor before the Adamantium coating procedure...before that his claws were made from his bones, and they weren't as sharp and were better for stabbing, the Adamantium coating turned the claws into Adamantium blades..and yes...his healing factor is what made him to be chosen for the Adamantium coating procedure and allowed him to survive the procedure..
Yes, in the comics, Wolverine is 5'4", and had a chip on his shoulder about it. He was like a ball of rage and blades.
There was an uproar when Hugh Jackman, who is over 6', was cast, but after the movie released, fans fell in love with his portrayal. After the upcoming "Deadpool and Wolverine" movie this year, he will have played that character for over 24yrs! That streak will never be beaten.
"There was an uproar" lol... no there wasn't. X-Men fans were just thrilled that an actual live action big budget movie was being made.
@@TahiriVeila13ABY You may not have been on the early message boards at the time. I was and remember the fan complaints.
@@76063co2do you mean mutant/ superhero character? If not, Sylvester Stallone has played Rocky for over 40.
@@TahiriVeila13ABY Oh, there were voices, for sure. Maybe not in the broader pop culture scene, but among comics fans, there was definitely.. displeasure at the casting announcement.
But after seeing him in action, even most hard-core fans were satisfied with his portrayal.
There are still many comics fans who yearn to see a more accurately type-cast actor take on the role, i.e. someone 5'5" or less. Daniel Radcliffe's name has been bandied about. He's 5'5" and in quite good physical shape. He's shown remarkable range in his acting roles over the years; I bet he could pull it off! However, I don't know if general audiences would be on board to see 'Harry Potter' play a death-dealing berserker; they might just not want that dichotomy in their brains. Public perception can be a tricky thing. If not him, then who knows? Jackman had officially retired after "Logan," but has now come back for "Deadpool." I'm sure this is the last time. He's been such a beloved actor in this role, I guess it'll be a while before any producer even tries to fill his adamantium claws...
You've seen Rebecca Romijn (Mystique) before. She was in "Austin Powers, the spy who shagged me" as one of the models in the photo shoot, in which Austin says".. and I'm spent"
Wolverine had bone claws along with his healing factor and hightened senses. First movie explains his healing causes him to age slowly
"Who plays Mystique I wonder?" YOU JUST SAW HER!!
Yeah , it must have been an epic contract negotiation, but also she's super hot so that sweetens it
I watched the cartoon before these came out it would help everyone to understand all the characters and who they are if they watched the cartoons ! Really can't wait till you two see the next one !
You guys are the best I love all your movies ❤️ and I love your reactions
Rebecca Romijn plays Mystique in these movies; she was also the beautiful blonde who fed beer to the guard and gave him a shot of iron. In the comics, Nightcrawler is Mystique's son. :)
How did they not know the blonde was her when she turns back to blue right in the bathroom iron scene
@@thedogwoods5716 She can look like anyone. They probably didn't realize that actress was the same actress who dresses up in blue.
Kurt Wagner AKA Nightcrawler is my second favorite x-men. He was awesome in the comic books and this is by far the best portrayal and maybe only in live action
I love actors who can be, for lack of a better term, evil and then turn around and be a beloved character. Ian McKellan was both Magneto and Gandalf and the contrast couldn't be more beautiful.
In the trilogy films, mystique is played by Rebecca Romain Stamos! In the later films you’ll encounter, a younger version of mystique is played by Jennifer Lawrence.
13:08 "You wanna shoot me, SHOOT ME!!!!" One of my favorite superhero moments.
Jean has turned into A Phoenix 🎉Love ❤️ 😍
I do enjoy that u put the movie as front and center in these reviews, and yourselsves in little tv screens in the corners... Well done
IDK how I haven't subscribed to you guys...You both are so heartwarming and funny and honest. So here is my middle finger and at least 2 thumbs up. Keep bringing that authenticity, and also, I think I'm drunk. I would like a mini burger. or 2.
When Mystique played the woman, Grace, in the bar, that was what Rebecca Romijn looks like in real life.
Nightcrawler was one of my favorite X-Men back in the day when I was reading comings... he was such a fun character
I love Rebecca Romijn's Mystique!!!! She is ferocious, has some kind of garbo, very confident and proud of herself.
2:38, you guys should watch the animated series X-Men 97 it has some of the coolest action scenes for these characters and also goes deeper into their characters. Nightcrawler is a man of faith and an ordained priest. He is also often times the X-Men team medic and an expert swordsman.
There is a great scene in which Wolverine and Nightcrawler are fighting back to back against a swarm of enemies. What makes this scene wild is that Nightcrawler is fighting with not just two swords but three (his tail is totally prehensile) while teleporting about.
Kurt (Nightcrawler) was raised by monks. He's one of my favorite characters!
Fun fact about Lady Deathstrike (Stryker's assistant): in the comics, she's not a mutant. She's a cyborg with a vendetta against Wolverine.
Also, about Stryker's son Jason: in the comics, they are not related. Jason Wyngarde aka Mastermind was a villain in his own right and sometimes member of Magneto's Brotherhood. For story reasons, his background was changed.
Third: the "mutant gene being passed from the father" thing Pyro spoke of is movie lore only. In the comics, either parent can pass on the x-gene. For example, Jean Grey's sister Sara (potentially a latent mutant) had 2 mutant children with her human husband. Mystique and Sabertooth (both mutants) had a non-mutant son. So the genetics isn't as predictable as Pyro made it seem.
Jason Stryker in this isn't Mastermind, he is who he is supposed to be, he first crops up in go loves man kills, which pretty much the basis of this film. They bring him back later on in the comics. So not mastermind two different characters
@pauwoo Jason Stryker's ability was to emit a blinding white light. The ability presented in the movie was Mastermind's illusion projection. 2 characters were combined. The background was changed to fit the movie.
@@johna6352 so not mastermind
@pauwoo in an attempt to not go too overboard with comic lore for people who haven't read the comics, I may have oversimplified...Mastermind's abilities; therefore, referred to as Mastermind in my original comment.
The woman in the bathroom with the security guard is mystique without the makeup
Truly one of the best opening scenes in film history.
21:25 Such a dope scene! I love that struggle of being good/bad. Pyro just saw them shoot Logan in the head so he acted
I liked when Wolverine called Striker "Bub" in this movie. He said Bub a lot in the animated show in the 90's.
@@jeffreydavid6794 I remember reading that when Hugh Jackman was studying up on the character to do him justice, he wanted to make sure to get some "Bubs" in.
@@NavvyMom haha that's great. Such a funny word.
In the next movie, be sure to watch for a scene in the credits.
So glad you guys like the X-Men series so far, I’ve seen all of them multiple times they just never get old and you almost always see something new. They’re just so creative and intricate, great job! So many of your questions will be answered if you just keep going with the series, lots of surprises, some heartbreak too…they’re just so human in the end, but yeah, I’m excited to see you do the rest !💚😎✨🕊
They did a great job casting each character for these roles. They are perfect, which makes a difference in how relatable it is.
Awesome reaction of my favorite X-Men movie!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
You guys are awesome! I just watched your viewing of 'The Others'. I saw it in the theatre and it was so fun reliving those 'jumps' through new eyes.
I don't know if you guys would ever 'React' to a tv show - BUT *Interview With the Vampire' TV show is awesome! It would give you so much to talk about! It's the best show on tv and about to blow up when it hits Netflix.
X:MEN: Days Of Future Past is dope as hell and arguably the best XMEN movie.
When yall watch X3 The Last Stand, there is a post credit scene. If and when yall get into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or MCU, those movies also have post credit scenes. Some have mid credit scenes also. Some have more than one post credit scene. 😊
Nice!! Xmen is one of my favourites... Love your reactions big love from austria 🇦🇹
The more I rewatch this, the more I realize I love it for being The Mystique and Magneto Movie :) But every part is really good.
Cyclops is definitely shafted with the amount of screen time he gets, but his angry denial at "she's gone" is really good from James Marsden IMO.
What's really cool about the X-men is that they were created as a way fore the writers to have a metaphor for different forms of discrimination people face. I feel like so far this movie showcases that the best with bobby's "coming out " to his parents and nightcrawler(my fav x-man) talking about people only seeing with there eyes. We'd have such a better world if we all saw beyond outside appearances and petty differences. I always saw that as the message.
Watching this in the theater was SO fun! So many moments where the audience erupted into cheers (like Nightcrawler saving Rogue after she’s sucked out of the plane). This movie is such a blast.
I’m so glad you two were enjoying the X-men series. I stopped what I was doing to watch this video. So happy to see you two love this movie. It’s my favorite of the X-men movies. Wait til you see Days of Future Past!
Never watched these b4 you guys started to so I'm going through them also fantastic Amber n Jay love them, still waiting for you guys to watch Barbra Streisand movies 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Why would you punish them like that?they are good people
@@ericseitzler81 what you talking about??? I've never seen the movies b4 until Jay n Amber put them up, I think j n A are great people......
@@jackieburchell2187 I was saying that you would be punishing them bc all Barbra Streisand films are awful and they don't deserve to be put threw that.
Great reaction guys! Cant wait for you to see first class my fav..and will give you lot more background
Damn, she said why did you stop him from killing those cops.😂😂😂
Quick note. in the first movie, when they were doing the fight to stop the wave from getting to the shore, Jean got hit by the wave. She is a muutant but THAT wave triggered her phoenix abilities, not Cerebro.
I enjoyed you guys reaction so much. Looks like y’all are hitting the gym!
FYI: in the comic book lore, Mystique is Kurt’s (night crawler)mother.
Brian Cox (Stryker) played William Wallace’s uncle who took him as a boy in Braveheart.
Stryker was part of the "weapon x program" to create super soldiers, he put a mental hypnotic suggestion in wolverines mind years ago
I really hope you guys watch the whole franchise. In release order for sure. Because I mean, you’ve got the original trilogy, the Wolverine movies, the prequel saga, and the Deadpool movies. This is one of my top favorite franchises. I can’t wait!!!! So excited for you guys to experience more of it.
30:01 - "Who plays Mystique?" Answer = 15:09 - Rebecca Romijn. That's what the actress looks like, without all the blue stuff.
Supermodel, frequent Sports Illustrated model, with several body paint sessions under her (painted-on) belt. In addition to being extremely beautiful, her experience with the tedious process of body-painting gave her the patience to sit still for the hours and hours it took to apply prosthetics and paint to her whole body for this role. For the first film it took EIGHT HOURS to apply the makeup! That's a full day's work, before the cameras are even turned on! Then you have to act and do stunts and fight choreo and all of that! They eventually managed to shave off a little time, but it still took at least six hours, every day she was on set. The day she got to play "herself" in the bar must have been a blessing! She has had a very successful acting career, most recently on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
If I may geek out about the makeup for a bit. I'm a makeup artist myself, so I always love these kinds of films where we get to play! Mystique's prosthetics were a break-through technique at the time: silicone pieces that were basically peel-and-stick, self-adhesive, and could be re-used! Most prosthetics are foam latex, need to be hand-glued, and are destroyed in the removal process, needing brand-new pieces every application. These silicone pieces were a materials breakthrough. They did have their drawbacks, however, as the application process was still painstaking, considering how many there were! A team of (I forget if it was four or six) female makeup artists applied the prosthetics, applied the airbrush makeup in several layers, to achieve the subtle shadings and colors. It may look just "blue," but if it were simply spray-painted a solid color it would look unnatural. It took several layers of slightly different shades, and spattered dots, to give that blue skin the same kinds of shading and texture that our melanin-colored skin has.
Alan Cumming, who played Nightcrawler, had to go through a somewhat similar process. He was only shirtless for one or two scenes, so luckily he didn't have as much surface area to cover- just his face, most days (and his three-fingered gloves). His raised "scars" were hand-drawn with a thin tube of makeup material, then he was airbrushed in layers- with a slightly different formulation of blue hues, to differentiate him from Mystique's blue.
Yesssssss!!!! I've been on pins and needles waiting for yall to do more marvel!!! 😂❤
The guy that plays striker is in braveheart. He is William wallace uncle and he plays in the rookie
There are all so great films, and they build into an incredible story.
So awesome!! I love that you guys are watching these :) 1-3 are good. The rest don't give off the same vibe haha
Mystique was the major first role of actress Rebecca Romaijn (RO-MAYN). Before becoming an actress, she was one of the top supermodels of the 1990s, gracing all of the major fashion magazines, and was even the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model once. She was married to John Stamos (Uncle Jesse on Full House) when she made the X-Men films. Currently, she is married to Jerry O'Connell (Vern Tessio in Stand By Me, George Cooper, Jr. on The Big Bang Theory, and Frank Cushman in Jerry Maguire, with LOTS of other TV credits). She is also on the Paramount Plus series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, a prequel to the original series of Star Trek in the 1960s, playing Commander Una Chin-Riley aka Number One, a role originated in the 1960s by Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, the wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, in the first Pilot episode of the legendary series.
The guy who turns metallic is Colossus aka Peter Rasputin played by Daniel Cudmore. Colossus is a pretty major character in the Deadpool movies, but played by a different actor. Unfoirtunately, none of the films have made Colossus a major character in the stories, and he is a popular character in the comics. Cudmore is also known for his character Felix, one of the Volturi vampires in the Twilight Saga, appearing in New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn, Parts 1 & 2.
What was happening with Jean will be explained in X-Men 3...it is a major arc in her story, and in the comics. So much so that they have kinda of dealt with it with Famke Janssen as Jean, and with Sophie Turner (aka Sansa Stark on Game of Thrones), who plays Jean in the X-Men: First Class films, which take place in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
These X-men movies keep getting better so please continue this journey.
I've watched all the X-Men movies. Enjoyed them but loved Scott and was sorry he wasn't in the later ones. I enjoyed the cartoon as well.
@@herminiahernandez1512 That's a bummer to read. I haven't seen them all but like Scott and would want to see that character throughout.
What you saw in the last shot is the Phoenix symbol rising out of the water, so when this was out in 2003, die-hard fans knew right away (spoiler alert) Jean was coming back
The Phoenix is an entity that amplified Jean's powers in the comics so this had those fans super-excited for number three
I realize you two never read their comic books, however 'old school' X-Men readers from waaaay back, know that Jean and Scott belong together. X-MEN #10 (1965), nuff said.
I always loved Scott and Emma but I think I am in the minority
@@kelly9876 That's fine, I had stopped reading their books by then, but I knew of it, meaning it was a thing at one time, but not how long their relationship lasted, was it before they brought back Jean from the dead (?) etc.
Nightcrawler was my favorite from the comics as well as Gambit who hadn't really been featured in a movie yet.
Time for X3 now!!!! Love your guys reactions and excited for your x men journey!!!
X-men origins is where you find everything out about Wolverine and what happened with striker. One of my favorite X-men movies even though it didn’t get much love.
Patrick Stewart that plays Professor X great actor! You need to do the Star Trek movie's. Also he played a good character in movie Conspiracy theory starring Mel Gibson, Julia Roberts.
another great reaction love all your vids! 😊
X-men Origins Wolverine goes into Logan's past, hopefully you do that one next! Also I can't recall which movies have post-credit scenes, so don't forget to check for that so you don't miss out.
im glad you guys are enjoying mystique, shes my favorite
She would absolutely be the perfect wife bc she could be any celebrity you are in the mood for that night.
@@ericseitzler81 weird
@@rosyellis14 trust me all men dream of that possiblity.
@@ericseitzler81 doesn't make it right
@@rosyellis14 to men it is,so you wouldn't want a man who could be Chris Evans one day and Chris Hemsworth the next just for fun???
!!!!I can't wait to for you guys to watch (Wolverine Origins) so you know how he came to be!!!! On a side note you really like teleporting you should watch the movie (Jumper) I know you will like it.