I'm not talking about the conflict in X-men, but why so many episodes of the series felt impactful, fresh, poignant. Visuals are incredibly creative, be it fight (any), ability (Kurt's teleporting) or contemplation (Auschwitz's shadow). Its both cinematic and faithfully limited to the movement of the OG series.
But, in my opinion, only in combination with handful of lines, one sentence sometimes, do those scenes feel heavy, very character focused and forever relatable. Sadly, even "Never again" feels beyond tainted
Shout by Gloom8BlockedParentSpoilers2024-05-02T21:05:40Z
Dialogue is the key.
I'm not talking about the conflict in X-men, but why so many episodes of the series felt impactful, fresh, poignant.
Visuals are incredibly creative, be it fight (any), ability (Kurt's teleporting) or contemplation (Auschwitz's shadow). Its both cinematic and faithfully limited to the movement of the OG series.
But, in my opinion, only in combination with handful of lines, one sentence sometimes, do those scenes feel heavy, very character focused and forever relatable.
Sadly, even "Never again" feels beyond tainted