"It actually makes the previous movies make less sense"

The X-Men movies in a nutshell, ladies and gentlemen.

I was not expecting that twist that the writer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine wrote the ending of Game of Thrones. That twist is so insane that there's no way it could be made up

I'm happy to say that, as a Brazilian, Logan had an even more special touch to it. When the movie came out, Isaac Bardavid, the legendary voice actor who played Wolverine and many other iconic characters throughout his career such as Tigger, Obi Wan Kenobi, He-man's Skeleton and many others, was retiring, and it was his last movie as Wolverine's voice.
At that same time, when Hugh Jackman came to Brazil to talk about Logan on a talk show, the host also brought in Isaac, who thanked Hugh for basically helping him survive for over 17 years in his profession. They both got really emotional.
Isaac was 90 years old when he passed away earlier this week, and will always be loved by the Brazilian dubbing fans.
Absolute legend. RIP Isaac and🖤

Bro predicted Deadpool and Wolverine lol

as someone who has lived with family members with dementia they start cussing, are sometimes belligerent, and can act COMPLETELY different, so Professor X cussing wasn’t “too edgy” that’s just what happens as you start to lose who you are :(

The Deadpool movies, even with as grating at times as some of the "oh how meta we are" jokes can be, are impossible for me to hate simply because it is so clear how much Ryan Reynolds loves the character and wants to do justice with him. It is wholesome in a way few movies are nowadays.

Funny enough, the ONLY thing I liked about X-Men Origin Wolverine was the opening scene showing Logan and Sabertooth in previous wars showing how old they are. I thought that was well shot and helped introduced the characters without that many lines.

23:05 this aged really well

I think a neat detail Marcus left out was the end of 'The Wolverine' where Yukio predicted his death in 'Logan' when she said he's "laying on his back with blood everywhere holding his own heart in his hand" and his heart turned out to be his daughter X-23 holding his hand while he died.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine was actually more or less an experiment to launch an anthology series for each mutant. They originally were going to give the first one to Magneto, but after seeing Wolverines popularity skyrocket after the initial X-Men trilogy, they opted to use him instead. This idea was also the reason why other mutants were introduced/re-introduced, to build on this series. You know the rest.

As for that Magneto anthology story, that's how we got First Class

I've seen every X-Men movie. There's definitely some pretty low lows, but the highs were really great. Logan and Days of Future Past are two of my favorite superhero movies.

Crazy how he kinda predicted the entire MCU from Doctor Strange to Doctor Doom.

The month long wait was worth it entirely for that thumbnail fake-out. Brilliant!

Logan fighting a younger, feral version of himself is NOT an ERJB. He is literally battling his past as a human weapon, his past trauma and the very personification of how violent his life was. To me it makes a lot of sense. When he sees X-24 for the first time, he freezes. He can’t confront his past. He gets closure by finally facing his demons and by doing so with his family that he loves.

I think it's also worth noting that in X-Men Origins, the woman Stryker employed to seduce Logan has the power to convince people (or maybe just men) to do anything she wants just by touching them, the effect doesn't end until long after she has touched them, and they don't think they've been brainwashed so it also seems to convince them of what they're doing too.
So, instead of this whole plot, instead of even kidnapping Logan, they could have just had her touch him and convince him to consent to the surgery.
Her power is literally to make men do whatever she wants, and the whole plot is about a trick to make Logan do what they want, and she is used in that plot, but her power NEVER comes up in the context of making him do what they want!

After seeing the Avengers: Doomsday cast reveal, this has aged like wine

I appreciate how doing these videos have basically turned Marcus into an X-Men fanboy

Side note: As trite as the “You miss me” line is, that’s definitely something Gambit would say. But he’d probably end it with a “mon ami” or “chere”. And the demon bear is actually canon in the Claremont/Sienkiewicz run.

I’d love to see all the Batman movies reviewed. Movies like Mask of the Phantasm don’t get enough love

From many comic runs:
1.Creator of Sabretooth, Chris Clearemont, had originally written Sabretooth as Wolverine's dad. Over the years they have been written as either father and son, brothers, Wolvie was also Sabretooth's father, but mostly they aren't related at all. They may share ancestry from homo lupus species, along with characters such as Wolfsbane, Wild Child, Romulus (original) and so on.
2.Sabretooth told Wolverine that the reason Wolvie has memory losses is because his brain heals itself from emotional and psychological trauma in same way he would heal from physical injuries.
3.The reason Sabretooth and Wolverine don't know each other in first movie is kinda explained in a comic that serves as a spinoff set after first movie and before second. It also explains why Sabretooth isn't in the second one. That one shot was somewhat wholesome and then sad.
4.Ryan Reynolds warned the director for his dumb approach to Deadpool's design in Origins, that the audiences wouldn't like it. Director said nah. Ryan died on the inside.

"I dont think there'll be a new wolverine actor for the mcu" well predicted