While it loses a big focus on Rogue, X2 makes up for it with other characters. Wolverine took centre stage in X1, but the story wasn't about him. This time, it very much is. Thus, a trend was born, to ignore every character in favour of Wolverine. Which is especially odd considering Nightcrawler's in this movie, sliding into that naïve newcomer role that Rogue has left out, only he bonds with Storm instead. And it's great. The big hero moment…

I've hit my highest point of movie cynicism so far, yet I've also recently gained a love of the X-Men that I have never had before. Ultimately, my cynical analysing was not able to catch out much here. This movie is really good, and people shit on it nowadays for no reason. I agreed with them for a while, but now that I've rewatched it, they're just so stupid. It would've been cool to have comic-accurate costumes, but it was…

If I, a poor, weak, normal person with next to no experience creating films of any kind, tried my hand at copying the movie "John Wick" verbatim, with no help whatsoever, I would be disappointed if this was the end result.
Too harsh? Well here's a hypothetical conversation that may have taken place one day between a two hypothetical people, let's give one the completely random name of David Ayer.
David Ayer: "What movies do people like?"
Other guy: "'John…