Review Time: this episode is good,
Character developments: well this episode
is based around Scott, being Scott I have never been quite sure why he was
chosen to lead the X-Men, by Professor Charles Xavier but just off the top of
my head I would have preferred if Ororo was chosen instead or when
Logan is around or maybe a mixture of these two characters leading the X-Men
would have been much better instead of Scott [on a very quick side note if
Charles had the only option of Scott or Jean Grey at the time to lead the X-Men
I would have still gone with Jean Grey every time.]
Now as I
have roughly said in a previous review as it relates to this TV program Scott
still has the unique ability to irritate me and roughly after 25 years when
this review goes out [this number could be more than or less than I can't
remember the precise number, it was an instant dislike kind of thing and it has
just grown since then.] But my point is this; this is still a big number anyway
you look about it. But in the interest of fairness and balance when this
character goes searching for this information, he is more easier to watch in
this episode.
Now as many
of you should know I don't like discussing or giving too much of any project
away be it a film or TV program or anything else, but in this case I will give
slightly a little bit more information away then I usually do just to make this
point, so in this episode we get to meet Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister in
this episode and in a nutshell I really, really, really want to see this
character in the MCU [Marvel Cinematic Universe] I think it is just about the
right time for this character to make his physical appearance, in the MCU, but
at the same time I kind of don't want to see him in the MCU, because of how
Apocalypse was shown and adapted for the MCU in the film title X-Men:
Apocalypse 2016, briefly don't get me wrong there is one sequence of events in
this title I really liked and without
giving too much away it is the Apocalypse vs. Professor Charles Xavier -- the
mind battle and it seems a good time to point out on very brief my research or
to be honest I had forgotten there was a reference or scene or sequence to
Mister Sinister in this film title, I think the reason why I had forgotten
about it is because every time I see this film it makes me more and more irritated
or my brain switches off [this is one of the reasons why I don't discuss
everything about a project because on one hand I don't like telling everything
whilst on the other hand if I forget something or miss something it is no big
deal.]
But after
this adaption, I am concerned how Mister Sinister could turn out, I mean I am
already concerned about the next film title from this series of films [when
this review was dictated X-Men: Dark Phoenix 2019,] I just have a bad feeling
about this title, because in the Apocalypse film title there are elements of
the Phoenix beginning to show in one way or another and as I have already said
I have a bad feeling about this title, considering the Phoenix has been done
already in a previous film title [X-Men: The Last Stand 2006 and let's be
honest, this version of her was poor in my opinion but back to this episode
Mister Sinister puts in a very good showing here and I am hoping they use him
again in this TV series.
Action sequences: the action
sequences in this episode are all good fun, for one example the motorbikes
chasing sequence.
This episode receives: 7/10, now taking
everything in to consideration like the fact I don't like Scott that much and
there are many good scenes or sequences to this episode this mark feels right
[just for the record before I receive any comments yes I am aware that the
Phoenix or elements of the Phoenix shows up at some points in the film title
X-Men 2 2003 as well.]
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