X-Men: Days of Future Past.

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Picked up the Blueray, watched outtakes and not a single scene with Dinklage. I refuse to believe he didn't do a single thing worthy of the gag reel.
 
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He's all serious in interviews, I assume being a wee fella trying to be taken seriously it gets hard. But he's a goofball on set apparently.
 
Shonuff

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ohkcrlho_sl said:
But why in the 1980's?
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That was the X Men's heyday. I can't remember a more popular comic from that decade. Every kid I knew collected X Men monthly. We sat outside of comic book stores like they were selling crack, every time a new issue was going to be released.
 
Xarpolis

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I wait for the X-Cutioner's Song movie arc, once they make X-Force & X-Factor movies. It'll slightly tie into Age of Apocalypse, because he'll have been introduced by that movie.
 
OneofOne

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Lyrical_sl said:
That was the X Men's heyday. I can't remember a more popular comic from that decade. Every kid I knew collected X Men monthly. We sat outside of comic book stores like they were selling crack, every time a new issue was going to be released.
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It's amazing what having a single writer for so long can do for a title, instead of constant reinventions and taking characters in a new direction every 4 months.
 
Lanx

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Didn't every comic boy have this hanging in their room in the 90's?
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then a year later you have the cartoon.
 
OneofOne

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The cartoon sucked in that it was so inconsistent actually being on (I dunno if they were only putting out an episode once a month or some bullshit) that I think I only ever saw 3-4 episodes =/
 
Frenzied Wombat

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I must have been the only kid from the '80's that preferred DC Comics over Marvel. I remember having a serious hard on for Sandman, Teen Titans, and the Outsiders.
 
Shonuff

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OneofOne_sl said:
It's amazing what having a single writer for so long can do for a title, instead of constant reinventions and taking characters in a new direction every 4 months.
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I just read the wiki on Chris Claremont, it was amazing everything he did for X Men and mutants. Apparently he took the book when it had low sales, and by the time X Men #1 came out, it was the top selling book in history. To me, the characters seemed real. But by the late 90's, it started feeling like I was watching a soap opera. I couldn't read it past the late 90's.
 
OneofOne

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I think my last Uncanny X-Men was around #315. Though really, I consider the end of the era issue #297 (1993) which was just a "day in the life of" in the aftermath of the X-Cutioner's Song. No villains, no fighting, just character development. It reminds me of some of the earlier issues where Claremont could tell a really interesting story without resorting to "must always have badass fights!". The changes started before then, though I think Lee and Lobdell both did a good job for a little bit, but after that things just went into weird overdrive.

Hrm, where did I put my cane again?
 
Xarpolis

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Do you remember the "What If...?" after X-Cutioner's Song, where Xavior was able to walk again? Or shit, maybe that was an actual X-Men issue and the What If was if Xavior had died. It's been too long.
 
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