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Marvel Cinematic Universe

Gibichung said:
You think they're gonna do the mask too?
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The mask already appeared in some promo arts. It's gonna be part of the suit that's for sure, I just hope that it's not nano-tech. I also beg them to let Hugh wear it for more than 2 minutes. Marvel has this weird habit of giving their heroes a mask, only to remove it every on and on in the middle of action to show audiences the face of the actor beneath it.
 
Gibichung said:
You think they're gonna do the mask too?
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Last year I was toying with the X-Men continuity and came up with this :
  1. X-Men
  2. X-Men 2
  3. X-Men : Last Stand
  4. X-Men : First Class
  5. The Wolverine
  6. X-Men : Days of Future Past (optimal conclusion)
  7. X-Men : Apocalypse (optional conclusion, I just like the final shot)
  8. Logan (optional conclusion, but must-see)
I skipped Wolverine Origins, Deadpool 1 & 2, Dark Phoenix, and New Mutants because they don't fit in.

X-Men '97 gave me the need to get another crack at the franchise but I didn't have a lot of time, so I went for an intensive peek and I came up with what I consider probably the best way for non-Marvel fans/non-initiated to have a shot at the X-Men saga :
  1. X-Men
  2. X-Men 2
  3. Logan
This makes a perfect trilogy, with little to no inconsistencies, there are only some nods to the first X-Men film and some references to the Weapon X program which can be found in the second installment. What's left is a great three-parter with the concept of family as the core theme.
 
One of my kids watched Infinity War last night. I spent the majority of the movie thinking maybe I haven’t seen this one. Almost nothing seemed familiar. Then the snap happened and I remembered it. That’s the MCU for me; it’s a fine bit of entertainment but most of it is immediately and completely forgettable after viewing.
 
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