Are the X-Men sexist?
477525
you think everything is sexist.
928552
Me. DX is gay no one wants to suck their little package. I hated them ever since they came back nothing they do is even funny!@#!@# if u like dx get a counselor or something because u got issues especially since their like gay like and stuff
3295
Professor Charles Xavier\nWolverine aka Logan\nCyclops aka Scott Summers\nStorm aka Ororo Munroe\nBeast aka Hank McCoy\nMarvel Girl aka Jean Grey\nArchangel aka Warren Worthington III\nRogue aka Marian\nNightcrawler aka Kurt Wagner\nShadowcat aka Kitty Pryde\nColossus\nIceman\nCannonball\nSunspot\n\nThese are the main players...\n\nBut they are diversified... lots of versions of the same group...\n\nSee source(s) for more info...
1131869
In reality, the probability of being born a mutant is extremely slim. The chances of those mutants having powers are even lower. Therefore, I seriously doubt they do exist.
25702
The X-Men are the best.\n\nWhen I was a kid, I adored the Fantastic Four, probably because their close-knit family relationship is very comforting to see in super-heroes.\n\nBy the time I got to adolescence, though, I had much more in common with the mutants, who are just trying to do their best in a world that cannot accept them.\n\nThis has carried over into my adulthood. I have a tremendous amount of respect for Xavier and his students who routinely save the world even with protesters standing on the doorstep of their home.
159098
What an odd question. I mean the question iteslf is legitimate, but it's very oddly phrased.\n\nI don't understand how the term doctor is gender specific and why the example of manning a spaceship?\n\nBut as an answer, to the first question at any rate, no. Language is not sexist by definition, unless you're using a very strange definition of language. \n\nSo to the second question, which I have a bunch of other issues with. English doesn't favour men at all. Women are the ones who insist on new words when they become actors, waiters, aviators, etc. Don't even start me on the cretinism of the term bachelorette (which is just a moronym for spinster).
1032069
Jean Grey/ Phoenix -- I love her! She is by far one of the strongest of the Xmen....  I hated to see her die! She was always stuggling to fit in and when she finally found her meaning in life... her world was thrown for a loop... and she becomes someone else....
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It depends.  They COULD be taking a spin off the more recent stuff where there were two Psylockes.  In the early 20's issues of X-men, there was a big brouhaha about how Revanche came back, essentially a carbon-copy (though she said she was the original!) Psylocke with the same powers, etc., but with the old-school look she had waayyyy back in the older ish of Uncanny.  However, she had a mean streak in her... \n\nI think it's entirely possible (seeing as how true to the book the previous two movies were as far as the characters go) that Psylocke would start out bad, and yet come into Xavier's fold.  You know, kinda like how Nightcrawler was in the second one...?
995987
I agree wholeheartedly.\n\nWomen have the advantage of using their sexuality to their advantage to achieve their own goals, and since most people are still under that chivalrous ideal that women are harmless, benevolent creatures that many guys just never see it coming when they get screwed in the end.\n\nWomen have always been the better "players" than the men, and get away with it far more often.
1052230
A bit of sexism you cant beat it lol.
1177909
Mmm, not the greatest.  Seems like they couldn't come up with very many solid mutant powers for Magneto's random army, and the Juggernaut's costume was ridiculous.  Mad heads die, Xavier actually says something about a telekinetic caccoon like it's the most obvious explanation in the world, and Jean Gray's hair is SO whack.\n\nBut it's pop culture, so you've got to hit up.
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X-Men: The Last Stand\n\nProduction Notes/Status:\nStatus: Completed \nComments:  \nStatus Updated: 13 April 2006 \nNote: Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely\n\nCast overview, first billed only:  \nPatrick Stewart ....  Professor Charles Xavier \nHugh Jackman ....  Logan/Wolverine \nIan McKellen ....  Eric Lensherr/Magneto \nHalle Berry ....  Ororo Munroe/Storm \nFamke Janssen ....  Dr. Jean Grey/Phoenix \nAnna Paquin ....  Marie D'Ancanto/Rogue \nKelsey Grammer ....  Dr. Hank McCoy/Beast \nRebecca Romijn ....  Raven Darkholme/Mystique \nShawn Ashmore ....  Bobby Drake/Iceman \nEllen Page ....  Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat \nBen Foster ....  Warren Worthington III/Angel \nKen Leung ....  Maxwell Jordan/Quill \nAaron Stanford ....  John Allerdyce/Pyro \nJames Marsden ....  Scott Summers/Cyclops \nOlivia Williams ....  Dr. Moira MacTaggart
416191
They are two VERY different creatures and the genetic research they are doing has recently shown that the X chromosome in men and the X chormosome in women is very differnt much to their surprise!\n\nIt is almost like we are two different species genetically.
640876
I'm not sure what your question is... The last question you had about magneto is the reason why they want us to come back to watch X-men 4. And the scene after the credits was a guy waking up in a hospital bed with the nurse saying "Charles?" Replying to Charles Xavier... you know, Professor X. Well, recall in the beginning of the movie when Prof. X was showing a video of a man in an unconcious state with a nurse next to him. Prof. X says that it is possible for a mutant to use another persons body to store their powers and soul into, and if it was ethical... well the end of the movie shows exactly this. Prof. X wakes up, using the unconcious man's body, calls the nurse, and it shocks her. She knew right away it was Professor X because she calls him Charles... \n\nAnd of course the movie was focused on Jean Grey because the comic and cartoon contained many episodes focused on her and her alternate identity, Dark Pheonix. It was by far the right time for it, because if you have ever opened the COMICS (the cartoon was slightly off also) Dark Pheonix began to spin off into a separate comic, but it never caught on. Also in the comic, Wolverine never kills Pheonix, the issue was actually unresolved if I remember.\n\nFor the sake of film, some items where changed. This ALWAYS happens when you adjust movies for cinema... like the Da Vinci Code.... that's another story.\n\nThis should answer your question about Beast and Arch Angel, in future episodes they may play more important roles, like Iceman and Pyro did in this episode.\n\nWith all of the characters and info that the movie leaves out, they really could have upwards of 20 sequels if they wanted to include every detail. I bet you never knew that Colossus is actually Russian, and in love with the girl who can walk through walls. Iceman was actually not interested in her... just because. The comic never had him and Rogue as love interests, because the comic depicted Rogue as an older woman (old as Jean Grey) who was in love with Gambit. Rogue was also capable of flying. MANY MANY MANY other issues are being left out.... Mutant related to each other, those that switch sides, change identities...\n\nOne last example of whats being left out... In the comic version, Juggernaut is actually Professor X's younger half brother, Mystique is Nightcrawler's real mother, however a foster mother of Rogue... making Nightcrawler and Rogue step siblings..... it goes on and on....\n\nI used to love the comic, now that I am grown, I enjoy the movie.
860523
I think it's likely.  Check this out:\n\nhttp://www.themovieblog.com/archives/2006/08/xmen_4_already_in_the_works.html\nhttp://www.comicbookmovie.com/news/articles/2713.asp
881097
I think this always was the case until recently and these days women are usually shown in films to be almost inhumanly independant.   \nIf we think back say 20 years to films like "Raiders of the Lost Ark" or "Star Wars" the female characters often have to be saved from danger by the male hero.\nBut these days in similar action films female characters are usually portrayed as being both physically and mentally more powerful than their male counterparts, this is often made into a comic element in the film with the male character becoming comic relief.\nIn certain films like "Sin City" the female characters are (mostly) second fiddle to the male characters, this is not really sexist it is just the plot of that film and the style of the story.
522981
X-Men all the way. Fantasic Four was ok, but not fantastic.