Since its debut in 2000, the X-Men franchise has enjoyed immense popularity and has become a cornerstone of superhero cinema. However, despite its success, Fox’s version of the franchise fell short with certain mutants whose potential was never fully realized.
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Regarding Emma, there’s also the fact that, since Genosha, Emma has been a member of the Xmen for the best part of 24 years. And it was only when Inhumans vs Xmen was editorial’s way to try and have her backslide that this was revoked.
And the fan reception was absolutely hostile. Because many people really liked Emma. The Damage control was legendary.
How about Sabertooth? None of the movies did well with Sabertooth, X-Men Origins did something with Sabertooth and made him more of a character but Tyler Manes Sabertooth while had the look never had a proper execution
Xavier calls storm by her full name in the very first movie lol
Did you forget Gambit????
X-Men 50 years later
I liked early fox x men lol
Gambit, his background story is great but never used in the movies. When he was younger he was part of the cult of Thieves and Assassins in Louisiana. An espionage type superhero movie with Gambit and the black widows would be great since he comes from a world of assassins and spies.
If they can't fix Cyclops like they did in X-men 97, I'm not interested in MCU X-men.
Do better with Nightcrawler. He had one epic scene and then was just whiney and annoying.
Jean Grey was totally in the MCU. They just called her "Wanda."