Sentences with phrase «villain magneto»

According to IGN, «Apocalypse» will include the return of actors Michael Fassbender (who portrays the younger version of villain Magneto), James McAvoy (who is the younger version of Professor Xavier), and Jennifer Lawrence, who portrays the shapeshifter Mystique at a younger age.

In its third installment, X-Men: Apocalypse, the conflicted sometime - hero, sometime - villain Magneto, in a fit of pique, collaborates in a plan to destroy all of humankind.

Not only would the «brother - sister act» not be the children of X-Men villain Magneto and of Eastern European descent, but they could even have the source of their powers changed since there are complicated rights issues between Fox and Marvel both being able to use the characters in their films.

Not exact matches

Plus, although Magneto's plan is a little silly, it's nice to find a villain who is not a megalomaniac.

Ian McKellen, soon to don the robe of Gandalf in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings, brings his considerable talent to bear in the role of Magneto, creating a more complex and conflicted villain than one might normally expect in this sort of movie.

Much like Loki, Magneto, and Heinrich Zemo, he's a larger - than - life villain born from every day pain, a though we can't agree with his methods, we know that pain is justified.

His Killmonger is the best villain Marvel has ever written, heck not just Marvel but all Super Hero films — accept X-Men's Magneto (Ian McKellen).

Today we finally get a peek at this fearsome villain, plus Psylocke (Olivia Munn), Magneto (Michael Fassbender), and many more.

Holbrook (GONE GIRL) is a fabulous actor who brings a slow like molasses southern charm to a relentless bounty hunter of sorts, that, aside from Magneto, is the best villain in the history of the franchise.

Every single X-Men film relies on the Magneto character's dark childhood and continual sad story further his rage into becoming the villain Ian McKellen portrayed.

Plot holes be damned, the film will include a time travel story, in order to bring together the bulk of the franchises hero's, including Patrick Stewart (Professor X), Ian McKellen (Magneto), James McAvoy (Professor X), Michael Fassbender (Magneto), Jennifer Lawrence (Mystique), and Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), newcomer Peter Dinklage, who will play villain Bolivar Trask, and many, many more.

When Magneto and the Prof team up against Kevin Bacon and January Jones's Austin Powers - ian villains, the film becomes a swinging spy caper, complete with mini-skirted CIA agents, Booker T songs on the soundtrack, and a brush with the Cuban missile crisis.

Learn more about Psylocke, Storm, Angel and Magneto as they team with the main villain in this summer's X-Men: Apocalypse.

Joining Apocalypse is a disheartened Magneto (Michael Fassbender), who decides to help cleanse mankind and create a new world order, over which these new villains will reign.

It very easily could have been a confused mess but writers Simon Kinberg (screenplay), Jane Goldman (story) and two others, do a brilliant job of compartmentalizing the story and boiling it down to a core nucleus of heroes and villains — Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), Kitty Pride (Ellen Page), Professor Xavier (James McAvoy) Magneto (Michael Fassbender), Beast (Nicholas Hoult), Dr. Trask (Peter Dinklage) and Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence).

It's Marvel's first movie where the villain boasts the charisma that characters like Magneto and the Joker have.

A decade's worth of the most bankable films and memorable heroes Hollywood has to offer, yet they haven't been able to pit the Avengers against a scene - chewing super villain on par with the Joker, Bane, Doc Ock or Magneto.

Magneto is considered by all to be the major villain of the X-Men universe, but I feel he is the most sympathetic.

A villain like Mister Sinister and his Marauders could easily become the new Magneto / Brotherhood of Mutants developing into a threat that would crossover into different films.

While it deals primarily with the friendship between future enemies Charles Xavier [James McAvoy] and Erik Lensherr [Michael Fassbender]-- better known as Professor X and Magneto — it also serves up an unnerving villain and a group of intriguing young mutants in a story that pays as much attention to character as effects.

The basics: The titular villain (Oscar Isaac) is an ancient mutant hellbent on the destruction of humanity, enlisting the aide of Magneto (Fassbender) and other mutants.

Still, the roster of Iron Man, Hulk, Wolverine, Jean Grey, Gambit, Deadpool, Cyclops, Thor, Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Nick Fury, Emma Frost, Storm and Rogue are depicted wonderfully, as are the villains which spans the like of Sabertooth, Magneto, Loki, Mystique, Dock Ock, Green Goblin and many more.

Battle against the forces of evil in this new Marvel adventure starring over 20 Marvel super heroes and villains, including Captain America, Thor, The Hulk and Magneto.

Along with a single player campaign, where you're likely to run into Skrulls and villains including Magneto and the recently unveiled Loki, you can also team - up with a friend for two - player co-op action, standing side to side in the Kinect's range and working through a split - screen display.

Erik Lehnsherr, or Magneto, is one of the most popular X-Men villains for good reason.