In July, the first of the X-Men movie series, "X-Men 1", was released for two decades, and this series of movies is not only the first time Marvel mutants have appeared on the film stage, but also made an important contribution to the popularization of superhero films.
Recently, Cinemablend interviewed James Madden, the actor of the old X-Men trilogy of "Laser Eyes", in which he mentioned his feelings about these films.
"I think we all want these movies to be what they should be, and we know that they have the power to be a valuable asset to the X-Men universe."
"Did the X-Men comics start in 1962 or 1963?" When we first started making X-Men movies, they had 40 years of history and an amazing number of fans. ”
"So we know that if we do well, it's going to be a classic for a long time. I wished so, but I didn't expect that they were still making the movie.
"I mean, I think they might be able to make 4-5 films, but how many are they making now?" 10? It sounds a little crazy, but it's really cool. ”
"Obviously, I'm not involved in all the movies, but when I've been in this universe, that's something I've always been proud of."
"It's definitely the first time in my career and I feel, 'Now I'm part of a very special film, and it's probably only once in a lifetime.'" ”
"When you're still shooting, it's hard to realize that you're part of a very special film. Usually you make it, and then it can be surprisingly successful, like a movie like "The Notebook." ”
"When you're still shooting, nobody knows what's going to happen. But when I was making the X-Men movie, I thought, 'Well, this is a very unique movie, and this is really special.' ’”