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To: ItsOurTimeNow
I'm glad they're not (as of yet) dealing with all the space-nonsense.

Same here... I think it also allows them to concentrate more on the characters, which is the strength of both movies.

Classic nerd- fest!

I had a couple of those moments in X2... one was when Mystique is scrolling through the computer files, and every name displayed is the "civilian" name of a mutant that has appeared in the comics; the other was when I realized what they were doing with Jean. When she snuck out of the plane and started doing her thing, I was nearly in fanboy heaven.

12,690 posted on 01/16/2004 12:34:06 PM PST by Bear_in_RoseBear (... on the shores of the Sea comes the end of our fellowship in Middle-earth.)
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To: Bear_in_RoseBear
I loved that movie! I liked the first X-Men just fine, but was just blown away by the second one...
12,691 posted on 01/16/2004 1:05:50 PM PST by 2Jedismom (HHD with 4 Chickens)
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To: Bear_in_RoseBear
one was when Mystique is scrolling through the computer files, and every name displayed is the "civilian" name of a mutant that has appeared in the comics

Tell me about it! When I saw the name "Remy LeBeau" right above "Erik Lensherr", I turned to Jess and said..."How much do you want to bet that Gambit will be in X-3?" Of course, she just looked at me like I had two heads, smiled, and said "Yes honey". lol

Did you also notice that on Stryker's computer, he had a desktop folder labeled "Muir Island"? Perhaps that's a little "easter egg" regarding the plotline for X-3?

12,705 posted on 01/16/2004 3:56:23 PM PST by ItsOurTimeNow ("By all that we hold dear on this Earth I bid you stand, men of the West!")
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