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Question 5: I've noticed you always start a movie with a musical scene (someone singing/dancing, music from a Hi-Fi, and so on). Any possibility of this appearing in X3? (Asked by: Moi Bijou) A: Thank you for noticing that I always start a movie with a musical scene, but in this case there's no possibility for starting with a musical scene.

http://video.msn.com/v/us/v.htm?g=27a31a8c-ecdc-46c9-b1bc-55291100c539&f=01/64

ein 8min. Hinter den Szenen Video, mit mal wieder mehr oder weniger nichtssagenden Interviews und einen Ausblick auf das Finale! Mitunter Spoilergefahr! ( Video startet automatisch und eine Werbung wird vorangestellt! )

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Because X-MEN: THE LAST STAND (since no 3 appears anywhere in the title on the actual film) is not only a worthy addition to the franchise, it actually feels like it is simply part of one big movie, absolutely on par with the first two films. Yes, it’s true. Brett Ratner has stuck the landing. The original X-MEN was, by comparison to its two sequels, a low-budget affair. X2 and X3 look pretty much like they are two halves of one movie, however. Ratner and his crew took their cues from what Bryan Singer had done, due in large part to the same producers being in place and maintaining some sense of continuity between the films, and the result is that this feels pretty cohesive, picking up right on the heels of the second film. I’ve avoided watching all the online clips, since I wanted to see how it played as a whole. Even though I generally knew what was going to happen, I was surprised by a lot of the specifics of it.

Zitat: Legacy


Gibt´s die Preview bei euch noch einen Tag eher?