Puck the satyr? he's a DC character, won't be in any X-Men movie ever! Closest we'll get to that is the line Aunt May told Peter Parker, "You're not Superman, you know?"
I don't mean to be rude, but I cannot by all means stop myself now.
No you idiot, Puck from Alpha Flight!
Have you been reading this topic, I specifically mentioned that he was from Alpha Flight.
Do you think I would have even BOTHERED mentioning a DC character in a Marvel movie? That would be considered blasphemous by fanboys around the world.
This is the Puck I speak of:
http://marvel.com/universe/Puck_%28Eugene_Judd%29In regards to X-men 3, I watched it again, and I still agree with my original opinion. Not only is it a great disappointment, it is a crappy movie all together. This movie actually reminds me alot of the Elektra movie.
The cohesion and transition between scenes is horribly done, and this makes it hard to comprehend some of the overall plot, with the underlying character studies the film tends to do.
I hope Halle is happy that her character had more screen time, since taking away time from other characters killed the film.
I personally hope Bryan Singer returns for the next time, as I will NEVER enjoy another comic book movie done by Brett Ratner. Which is hard for me to say, as he directed some episodes of Prison Break, and that show is brilliantly done. It makes it hard for me to understand why he did good with Prison Break, yet X-men 3 became this steaming pile of crap.
I agree with some things I read on the net about the film, including something I read at AICN where Harry Knowles stated that Wolverine is not a good PG-13 character anyways. He was bumped down from "Murderous mutant searching for his past" to "Babysitter thats usually the butt end of every joke in the movie". Harry also states how he hated how they handled the entire Sentinal part of the film, and I agree. They didn't even show the sentinal, they showed two bright lights that where supposed to be its eyes, then they showed a head, thats it.
If the budget cannot allow you to add Sentinals, don't even bother. The way they handled it made it look like a second rate b-movie. It was horrible. They spent quite a bit of money doing the Danger Room, aswell, and it was in the movie all but three minutes. Why even bother?
Hopefully Bryan returns next film, until then, I can look forward to his work on Superman Returns, which, from what I am hearing about early views from people, aswell as what I have seen in the trailers, is going to be pretty good.
I am a bit disappointed that Tom Welling didn't get cast, as I love his acting as Clark Kent on Smallville, but from what I have seen, Brandon Routh is going to be able to pull this off quite well. Adding Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor is just a wonderful addition all around. I have great faith that he can live up to what Gene Hackmen did for the Lex character in the original movies that he was in. The idea of using archive footage of Marlon Brando also strikes me as interesting, and I think it was a good choice. I know it will come out well.
Well, I have indeed gone a bit off topic, so I apologize for that, and I will end this here.