"How does Sebastian Shaw in any way resemble Famine?" you ask.
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Sebastian Shaw expiremented with Mutant potential, and unlocking a mutant's full portential for power when he was a Nazi, but perhaps more notably he is the reason Magento is what he is today, that'll be important later. I'm talking about Sebastian Shaw, played by Kevin Bologna Bacon. It's actually pretty ironic, given that his last name is a food, and no, I am not talking about Brian Cox. No, who I am thinking of is far more devious than a man who can hug you to death. Well which X-Men character, in the films, does anything like that, or has any similar motivation to that? I'll tell you it isn't, porcupine head. Famine represents starvation and when I think of famine, I tend to think about barren crops and dried rivers. Besides that, between you and me, I think Famine is the least cool of all four horsemen. I'm going to start with Famine, simply because of all the connections I have made and will make, Famine is easily the weakest link. I won't be focusing on the X-Men as horsemen very much until the end, so just stay with me. Sinister as pestilence, and the Hulk as war. With Death we have seen, tons of X-Men, most notably: Angel, Wolverine, and Gambit. Over the years we have seen neumerous X-Men take on variations of these four horsemen, and rarely is it. One of the parts of Apocalypse that I find the most interesting are his four horsemen: Famine, Pestilence, War, and Death. Good ol' Apocalypse is a very dastardly villain, and in my opinion it isn't just because of his ridiculous power level. I'm sure most of you already know of them, but for those who don't, lets sum it up. I'd also like to briefly bring everyone up to speed on the Four Horsemen. This observation will likely not have anything to do with future X-Men films, and it is just something of a pipe dream. This is something I have noticed, going back and looking at all 6 X-Men films, as well as the upcoming Days of Future Past. We'll have to wait and see how the future of the X-Men franchise takes shape now that Apocalypse has hit theaters, so stay tuned.I am going to start off by saying this is a crackpot theory, and to be honest, it's a less of a theory, and more of an observation. With this new timeline in place, it isn't exactly known how the original cast could come together, or if Bryan Singer is even contemplating creating a story that would reunite all of these actors. The closest thing we've gotten to this reunion was 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past, which featured several members of the original X-Men trilogy, although some only appeared in cameo roles, like Famke Janssen's Jean Grey and James Marsden's Cyclops. Then again, there are already a number of future X-Men movies in the works, so we're not sure if and when this may happen. However, director Bryan Singer recently teased that he wants to bring the entire original X-Men cast together for a future movie, so it's possible that if this project moves forward, the director may be able to talk Hugh Jackman out of his Wolverine retirement. Hugh Jackman will deliver his final Wolverine performance in the upcoming Wolverine 3, which recently started production.
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And we felt like that stepped on Jen's role in the movie and becoming their leader." There was a version when he was going to come in at the midpoint of the film and be like the drill sergeant for the kids and take over as their leader. There were a lot of iterations of how Wolverine would enter and exit the movie. We love the character, obviously, and he's such a huge part of the franchise. We wanted to find a way to feature him in the film, partly because Bryan and I love Hugh Jackman so much. "There was always a notion that we wanted Wolverine to be in the movie. Here's what the writer-producer had to say. In the movie, he shows up to help the young X-Men after he's released from the Weapon X program, but producer Simon Kinberg teased in an interview with CinemaBlend that Wolverine was almost included in even more scenes. Wolverine's presence in this superhero adventure was confirmed in the third trailer that dropped last month, where the final shot reveals this iconic hero's unmistakable adamantium claws. Now that X-Men: Apocalypse is playing nationwide, new details have surfaced, revealing that Wolverine almost had a much bigger role in this story. This iconic character has appeared in every X-Men movie to date, and while he was never confirmed as part of the cast, Hugh Jackman and director Bryan Singer's cryptic conversation at Comic Con lead most fans to believe that Wolverine would be a part of X-Men: Apocalypse. In the months leading up to the release of this weekend's X-Men: Apocalypse, many were wondering whether or not Hugh Jackman's Wolverine would appear in the movie.
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