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Editado por afanoflafear:
2/3/2014 5:35:06 AM
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Something I still don't understand about X-Men 2 which I thought I would by now
In preparation for X-Men: Days of Future Past I re-watched the last 6 installments and it occurred to me:
In X-Men 2 when Stryker was chained to a broken concrete barrier, the last words he said to Wolverine before the flood presumably drowned him was [i] one day someone will finish what I've started Wolverine![/i]
What exactly did he mean by that? It could be:
* One day someone will create the perfect weapon (even more powerful than Deadpool / Weapon X) who will rid the world of mutants?
* Deadpool returns and Strykers yet to be successor continues expanindg Deadpool's abilities?
* One day someone will create an even more powerful Cerebro to rid the world of Mutants before the X-Men have time to intervene?
What do you think it meant?
I googled it but no answers unfortunately
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1 Respuestawell, it depends on how much you actually get into the movies. I know I'm like super late on this post, but oh well! Cerebro is awesome. Alex destroyed it but there really hasn't been another creation...yet. Weapon X was, yes Deadpool, made to destroy Wolverine but Deadpool comes back and can actually talk. No I have not seen the movie but there are commercials! Anyway, Stryker could have meant any of those but he could have done it to scare Wolverine.....but that usually doesn't happen.
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Rid the world of mutants through one way or another. Its why I wish Sony didn't have the rights to X-men. We can never do M-Day.
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1 RespuestaDeadpool is already perfect in my eyes.
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2 RespuestasMaybe it's a lead up to the dead pool movie
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1 RespuestaI rescue this thread from the death
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2 RespuestasDont think so hard, its the movies.
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1 RespuestaWell, weapon X is still alive so I would say the first one.
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Bump for justice.
