Jean Grayplayed byaccidentally absorbed the cosmic energy from space, not only did he not die, but became stronger, and then Jean Gray discovered the truth of his life experience all the way. After losing control, let follow that Aliens who come to Earth with cosmic energy can take advantage of it. In order to get back that cosmic energy, the alien leader Smithgrabbed Jean Grey’s "identity" question and provoked the contradiction between her and the X-Men. As Qin Grey lost control, faced with the difficult decision of "destroying the black phoenix" or "saving Qin Grey", the X-Men fell apart and moved towards division. In order to fight against this darkened former friend and the strongest mutant in the universe, they had to do their best to meet this war without a winner.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix movie plot
2022-01-28 08:05
Extended Reading
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Titus 2022-01-28 08:05:08
"Black Phoenix" and "Captain Marvel" and "Alita" can form an invincible trilogy.
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Roscoe 2022-03-25 09:01:08
For several years ago, I was bragging about how awesome this new series is. I really regretted it after watching it... I used to think this series was good because it has been talking about the contradiction between a person and mutants coexisting since "First Class" , this contradictory narrative is made from the perspective of mutants, and is also divided into moderates and radicals...but what is this about? Charles, as a moderate, stumbles into peace all day, Erik, as a radical, takes the initiative to accept recruitment, and then the mutants and the human family fight the aliens? In the whole film, one person died, but it was still Raven, and he died so casually... There are so many contradictions in the first half of the film, and the fart is not recovered at the end, it is really too perfunctory
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Professor Charles Xavier: What do you think?
Young Jean Grey: I can't stay here.
Professor Charles Xavier: Okay. Why not?
Young Jean Grey: It's too nice.
[sighs]
Young Jean Grey: I... I break things.
Professor Charles Xavier: Well, how does this sound: If you break something, anything, I can fix it.
Young Jean Grey: Not anything.
Professor Charles Xavier: I can help you. I can help you so that you never have to break things ever again.
Young Jean Grey: You think you can fix me too.
Professor Charles Xavier: No. No, because you are not broken.
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Vuk: Your emotions make you weak.
Jean Grey: You're wrong. My emotions make me strong.