Charles Xavier loses the use of his legs only to regain function of them so he can walk toward the escaped mutants on Three Mile Island at the end of X-Men Origins. (6) Comments
@OpenSorce: The bullet was the thing that made Xavier crippled in X-Men: First Class.
@Justin555666: You are absolutely correct about this learning, but I wan't to let you know, that this movie isn't tied to the others.
We don't know that the paralysis from the bullet is permanent. He could have lost his ability to walk later due to complications (like having the bullet removed years later). Also, Xavier often projected his image in the minds of others. He was usually walking upright in these projections.
Charles Xavier forgot he already knew Magneto. In the first X-men movie he says, "When I was 17 I met a young man named Erik." I guess telepathy causes memory loss. (0) Comments
If you can't stop your friend from killing someone, don't bother to release the guy of your power so he can at least defend himself. Nope, just hold him there so the Nazi coin goes right through his head. (2) Comments
I found that part very weird, I don't recall Xavier ever experiencing pain by mind control in the comics, I think this scene was ripped from: The Green Mile.
If a mutant kills your mother right in front of you, don't immediately kill the the man that did it. Just take your anger out on every metallic object in the room! (0) Comments
Banshee not only has the ability to scream at hypersonic frequencies, but also has the ability to hold his breath for a ridiculous time underwater. (0) Comments
The well-spoken, good-looking guy who can read minds and is confident enough to pick up attractive girls at the local pub has no friends whatsoever. (1) Comments
Apparently Sebastian Shaw's helmet is made of adamantium, since it didnt break or leave any scratches when the army started firing on him. (0) Comments
Wolverine would very much appreciate that if anyone is to cause an interruption between him and his alcoholic beverage, they are to perform sexual intercourse upon themselves. (0) Comments
Is that the same Moira McTaggert who was nursing Charles Xavier's twin brother who was in coma so he could get back to life after the events of Logan's trip to Japan? She should sell that anti-aging nightcreme she is obviously using since the 60's. (0) Comments
That wasn't Rebecca in Erik's bedroom when Erik said, "maybe in a few years"? I know Rebecca Romijn when I see her. Look closely before trying to correct someone.
A being made of diamond, apparently has lungs and airways made of diamond too which make them transparent. Only by choking them with a brass bed can this be proven.... (0) Comments
If your incredibly powerful right hand woman gets captured by the CIA, it's better to spend all your time and resources to try and recruit a butterfly girl than to save her. (0) Comments
After a powerful henchman recovers from getting knocked out, they'll lose the will to fight and will just stand around waiting to see what happens next. (0) Comments
When shooting an intruder doesn't work, keep shooting while desperately calling for backup! Have the authorities learnt anything about firearms in these situations? (0) Comments
Despite it being a touching scene, there is a particular, possibly unintentionally, funny scene between Prof X and Magneto near the end of the film. (0) Comments
You'd think killing a kid's mother would mean in the future he would join you, for which he kills you and makes his own army. People never learn. (0) Comments
Apparently one little scene in this movie is much better than anything Hollywood can do for any stand-alone Wolverine movie:
"Magneto: 'Excuse me, I'm Erik Lensherr.'
Prof. Xavier: 'Charles Xavier.'
Logan: 'Go fuck yourself.'".
BOOM! Done! Do the next Wolve... What? No? Okay then, we'll just go back to giving Satan BJ's. (0) Comments
