Would you rather a handful of heroes get solo film's building into an X-Men event, or would you rather have the X-Men as a team already established?
I'd personally prefer the already established approach. I could see them doing flashbacks from the beginning of the team forming, but like Spider-Man Who had several movies before, I don't necessarily think the team needs an origin.
Yes, they should have been present at the end battle for Earth.
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So now we know Mysterio didn't come from an alternate dimension.
And while Dr. Strange's next film deals with a "multiverse of madness," I still doubt that alternate dimensions will be used to introduce the X-men or the Fantastic Four.
My theory, and it's just a theory, is that alternate realities detract from our emotional stake in the "prime" MCU reality.
I can't see any other way than origin stories.
I don't think it would be hard to introduce the Fantastic Four in the current continuity without using the multiverse, but I feel it would be for X-Men due to the sheer number of mutants and the time period sensitive origin stories for characters like Magneto and Wolverine.
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Guess we'll have to wait & see.
Feige and co. have surprised me enough with GotG and so on, so I've got faith it'll be awesome however they work it.
I agree, though, it'd suck to lose Wolverine and Magneto's respective histories.
Yeah I'm all in for it no matter how they do it. I haven't been let down yet.
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But they most likely will, and it’s safe to say this is something a lot/most fans are looking forward to.
I for one am curious to see how it’s all going to turn out. Seeing the entire X-Men in a whole new (more comic accurate?) way should be welcomed. I’m sure they’re going to make it work (I am all for it regardless).