For those of you who have seen X-Men 3: How many of you stayed until the end of the credits?
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Oh I was sitting there till everyone got out of the auditorium.
1049325
According to my daughter who seen the movie. He did a cameo appearance in the ending of the movie.
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Why choose? They all sound pretty good.  I'm a huge Spider-Man fan, so I'm definitely chomping at the bits to see the third installment of this series.  Also, I saw X-Men 3 at a Sunday matinee, & they had a preview for Ghost Rider.  It looks really good, & was a lot better casting of Nicolas Cage than his proposed role as Superman a few years ago.  As for the rest of the movies, I had heard they had all hit production snags & still weren't 100% certain if or when they would be developed & released.  Also, I heard Hulk 2 is supposed to go direct to video, with David Dukovney (may have misspelled that) as Banner?  I thought Eric Bana should have returned to the role, but hopefully the movie still does well, & goes to Sci-Fi Channel like Man-Thing (another really good Marvel movie).\n\nBy the way, please tell me the guy that said Tom Cruise is playing Tony Stark in Iron Man is wrong.  I absolutely sick to death of Tom Cruise!
987376
X3 is the last in the trilogy, but they're making a Wolverine spin-off. I want to see Gambit, dammit!
838466
absolutely.it was awesome.i was there till end.
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Must have been a real small part.  On other sites, they don't even give him credit in the movie.  I have a copy of it somewhere.  I'll see if I can dig it up.\n\nUpdated- It is him on the TVa s soon as the movie opens.  Its kinda blurry, but in the end credits he is the first one listed.
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I thought it was well done.  It was really good for a third film.  Usually the third film in a series is not as good as the other films and doesn't meet expectations, but X-Men 3 actually was very entertaining and almost as good as the first two in the series.  However, some of the speech was very cheesy, though all the action scenes were amazing.  I did wish that, instead of being 1 hour and 40 minutes, it was longer in order to add in more character development and expression of the powers.  It seemed really compressed in some areas.
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First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
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Yes once. I was an extra in Queen of the Damned. For two weeks my friends and I hung around a disused chocolate factory (that's where some of the concert scene was filmed), got free catering and paid to perve on Stuart Townsend (or Aaliyah in the case of my male friends). I really was surprised by how much sitting around doing nothing was involved but it was a lot of fun. It's just disappointing that the movie wasn't all that good, oh well.
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I can't wait to see it! I loved all the other X-men movies! The characters are intriguing, the storylines are engaging and the special effects are amazing!
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I saw an interview with Hugh Jackman and he said that they are thinking of making another movie but mostly about Wolverine. I don't know if its going to be an X-Men title or just a Wolverine movie. \nAnd Chubby is wrong about not having enough story to make a 4th movie. Anyone who's every read any of the comics knows there is plenty of stuff for another.
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LOL ... the other answers are humorous!!\n\nMy husband and I watch LOTR extended versions back to back at least once a week.  Yeah, really.  Total running time is about 12 hours if you watch the credits (for the music) and such.  That gives you a bathroom break or two also.  I imagine the approx 11 hours of actual movie is pretty accurate.\n\nAnd no, we aren't totally nuts .. we just love the story and it's like new to us no matter how many times we watch it.  We also read the books through a couple times a year.\n\nWe have been tolkein fans since 1970.
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I saw it just a few nights ago. I'm a big fan of X-Men and the trailer kinda kept me guessing. I can't wait for it to come out!
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I saw X3 and in my opinion it was the best one of the series. In a way I kinda felt sorry for Magneto all alone at the end. I have heard of a Wolverine spin-off movie but I didn't hear anything about a Magneto spin-off movie though.
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ME!!!  i have seen the first one about three times, and i just bought it this weekend...i didn't know that there was a clip @ the end of the credits until i stumbled across this website that said Jack Sparrow had to face Barbossa and it said "if your wondering how Barbossa and his crew came back, you obviously didn't sit through the end credits and see the clip @ the end" so i watched it, and it turns out Jack the monkey never died...so he goes back and steals a piece of Cortez's gold and brings the curse back...so now i can't wait till July 7!!!
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Thanks for being the first idiot to post a possible MI3 spoiler thread.\nPlease don't fart, you'll lose what's left of your rapidly shrinking brain.
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Hugh Jackman!  Oops...I mean X-Men3