X-Men 2 (2003)

blueranger13 said:Maybe they'll throw him into X-Men 3...
I'm really crossing my fingers that X-Men 3 actually dives into how Onslaught was born from inside Xavier's mind! :-)

Look, I’ll be the first to admit I'm definitely not an expert when it comes to the whole X-Men universe, but if I remember correctly from somewhere, I think there's some mention of these massive robots called Sentinels showing up in the third movie.
Do those guys actually make an appearance in the comics?

blueranger13 said:Where is Sabretooth? Rogue is in the movie, but he’s nowhere to be found...

As far as I recall, Sabretooth showed up and disappeared in the first film. Wolverine tore him apart... if my memory serves.

Are we even certain there's going to be a third installment? 😲
I'm thrilled right now. 😁

As far as I can recall, Sabretooth just showed up and then vanished during the first movie... if I remember correctly, Wolverine pretty much tore him apart.

That’s definitely possible—it's been a while since I sat down to watch those films again...

Sabretooth fell into the water, which in Hollywood terms means he’s still alive.

rapidstag74 said:Sabretooth fell into the water, which in Hollywood terms means he’s still alive.

That would be a waste of time. The character isn't even entertaining—just some meatheaded Neanderthal. He looks more like a wolf than Wolverine does anyway.
I don't care about him; he's irrelevant to the plot. My only real question is whether Phoenix is actually dead or if she's going to pull a "rise from the ashes" routine. 😁

rapidmoose5 said:That would honestly be such a massive mistake because the guy just isn't entertaining at all—he’s basically just some meathead Neanderthal type.

And honestly, it goes beyond that; he’s totally useless for Magneto too, since he just stands there looking completely clueless.

They completely butchered Sabretooth in the movie. In the comics, he isn't just some mindless brute; he’s Wolverine's primary nemesis.

But in these films, they always seem to favor raw animalistic rage over actual intelligence.
Take Bane in 'Batman & Robin', for example. In the comics, he’s actually one of the few people to ever truly take down Batman by breaking his spine. Since Batman is arguably one of the most brilliant superheroes out there, it's hard to buy the idea that he was bested by an idiot.

rapidstag74 said:Sabretooth fell into the water, which is basically Hollywood speak for saying he’s perfectly fine.

I think you forgot to mention there was a jet ski right where he went under, so honestly, he might actually be in real trouble this time.

This movie is PHENOMENAL—honestly, it blows the first one out of the water, similar to how The Matrix did! I’ve been trying everywhere to track down a high-quality digital rip of this!
I really think this might be one of my all-time favorites; I was absolutely glued to the screen from start to finish.