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Juggernaut instead of Quicksilver? No thanks.

[danielsantiagourtado]

Loved the Quicksilver scene! Really made the movie!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[joeriveracomedy]

Making Juggernaut a mutant in x3 and deadpool 2 didn't make any sense

[OccuBot]

I’ve always felt like when Jack dies at the end of The Shining, his spirit now gets trapped in the Hotel as if he’s always been there. That’s where he exists now. In that photo. Trapped. But still surrounded by what he wanted. Drinks-parties-good times-no ties.

[jamalvargas]

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[trevorbrown]

Days of Future Past is, in my opinion, the best of the X-Men films. And Hugh Jackman was the breakout star of the franchise. Despite being physically different form the comic books, he made the role his own and played it brilliantly. Its now impossible to think of anybody else playing the role, However considering how much he resembles a thirty something Clint Eastwood in the early films, I think it would be really interesting to cast the 37 year old Scott Eastwood in future films. It would also be a great meta-joke for the next Deadpool film to play on this to help ease the transition. I also think Eastwood could probably pull it off.

[megaraphoenix]

Peter Dinklage as Wolverine would be rather perfect. Wolverine is suppose to be shorter in stature and with Peter's acting skills I'm sure he could sell it.

[kevinclapson]

This list forgets that Jackman was initially NOT well received in the role of Wolverine. He was considered too tall, too wooden, and far too tame for the roll. He definitely fell into it from X2 onward, but in the beginning his addition to the first film was not considered a positive.

[KevinSheldrick]

Karl Urban should play the next wolverine

[MadameWesker]

Hugh would KILL it, he's definitely has the physicality

[GrayHand-jzie]

I worked on LOTRs and I can tell you they were well into shooting with only a 150 million dollar all three films. It was originally going to be a 35 mill TV movie then it was bumped up to a 150 two film deal but by the time they started filming it was three films and still a 150 mill budget but the word was don't sweat it because either it;s a hit and they make all three films or if it;s a flop there will just be the one. The production was a mess but the end results were stunning. One of those fluke films that will never happen again. Notice The

[stefanpp]

Too bad they changed the original scene where Obi Wan had to pry the lightsaber from the severed hand

[Nero-tzjh]

That shining ending sounds better than what we got.

[WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

According to Scott it was Tom Cruise's fault - he basically told him he couldn't do both, despite everyone else involved trying to make it work.

[julienneaves]

So, Jackson wanted to make the trilogy of books into two films and the short book into a trilogy? Make it make sense.

[Deathstroke]

I kinda would want to see Tom Hardy as Wolverine. But since he's already Venom it probably won't happen lol.

[aaronhepler]

I'm cool with Taron Edgerton as Wolverine.

[bakonphat]

Hard to imagine a disney that doesn't make things worse anymore

[ab]

Need to change your channel name to "SpoilerCulture"

[igitaq]

I had Clerks on video cassette. I remember seeing Dante getting shot at the and just sitting there in disbelief that the lead was killed at the end.

[cainemarko]

<--- I loved the Quicksilver scene, but it's always sad to miss out on some Juggernaut action. Obviously. <----