X-Men (2000)

from Cinema Seekers · host Connor Hayes and Freddy Cabello

Do you know what happens to a franchise when its studio merges with Disney? The same thing that happens to everything else. Well we finally did it guys. We finally finished our first freakin' episode. In a planned lead-up to The New Mutants, we (Freddy and Connor) decided to tackle the Fox X-Men franchise... Oh boy. Join us as we talk X-Men, as in that one that came out in 2000 when CGI was still laughable and before Fox took a dump on their own timeline. Listen as we discuss the cast (including Hugh Jackman in his debut role of the ol' Claw Boy himself), break apart the plot (can it even be called a plot?), and rant about nitpicks (probably a little too much). We're still working through some of our kinks with formatting our recording sessions, so bear with us as we ramble on about our 2000s nostalgia. Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy it.

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