I love all the refrences magneto makes to his experiences in holocaust like "I've been at the mercy of men under orders." and "Never Again." Gets me every time.
I woder if he ever remembered or used this method again after they fell apart, and if he does I wonder if he will still use his memory of his mom and himself, or the memories of having a real friend who stood by his side and wanted to help him. People know him best as the dark and cruel Magneto, but I prefer to know him as the proud, strong but yet suffering Erik Lehnsherr.
"There's so much more to you than you know, not just pain and anger. There's good in you too, and you can harness all that. You have a power that no one can match, not even me."
x men first class actually taught me a lesson about discrimination, how they actually used humans to discriminate mutants, it's just like what is happening around the world right now...i learnt a lot thanks to movies and my dad said they were bad for my health lolol the ending was nonsense
When I first saw the X-Men trilogy, I was always on the X-Men's side. But when I saw FIrst Class, I was on Erik's side. Cuz they portrayed him that well. I'm excited for this new trilogy, not the Wolverine one.
I'm starting to see a pattern. It seems that every mutant discovered their powers through rage. Sad that it had to happen, but good that they discover it. Correct me if I'm wrong.
@LikeLegitness I don't think Charles discovered his mutation from rage :/
But I like how this is: From Rage to Serenity. You unlock your mutation from a tragic point in your life with a certain emotion, but then as you learn to control it, you don't need Rage anymore. Erik's a prime example.
ergh... I was just answering your question, and now I'm interpreting this soundtrack piece. Ah, well...I hope this entertained you :D
@AJVersatility19 Actually I was just reffering to him and Wolverine because you're right--those were the only ones that were shown how they discovered their mutation
@TennisMcBender I think you're right in that respect, however the difference between Erik and Charles is that he never loses his rage, it is always with him, it gives him purpose.
@TennisMcBender Yes, at the beginning Shaw is a nazi scientist, who shoots his mother in front of him, it in turn provokes an emotive response that is connected to his powers.
@TennisMcBender there's definitely something tied to the trigger of mutation and powerful emotions. I imagine Xavier being a young boy and being bullied and in this moment of rage, he could have saw the bully's mind and exposed an embarrassing secret :) and yes, I was entertained
@calvinwongchirish More likely accidentilly lobotomized him. Would go a long way to explaining why he's big on learning control. That first use being. Well. Yea.
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This song really kills me. Especially at 1:18 when it starts to pick up. I just keep hearing "there's so much more to you than you know." </3 And this little boy who couldn't move a coin and ended up raising a submarine.
@TogetherAtLastGod yeah I know :( I keep seeing him crying when he realises how to truely control his powers. Soon as I saw that scene I thought OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS FILM SO MUCH.
It's just so sad that Magneto was treated so harshly as a child. THey did a great job portraying that in the movie, as well as everybody else's motives and quirks. A great film all around.
Sometimes, I feel I can relate to Magneto, even though I've never felt the depth of suffering he endures.
lolzorkid 2 weeks ago
I love all the refrences magneto makes to his experiences in holocaust like "I've been at the mercy of men under orders." and "Never Again." Gets me every time.
onecabnomad 1 month ago
eargasm
r4dzikmasion 1 month ago
peace was never an option......
scarecrow7758 1 month ago
The best movie last year in my opinion
andymgreen 1 month ago
I woder if he ever remembered or used this method again after they fell apart, and if he does I wonder if he will still use his memory of his mom and himself, or the memories of having a real friend who stood by his side and wanted to help him. People know him best as the dark and cruel Magneto, but I prefer to know him as the proud, strong but yet suffering Erik Lehnsherr.
MrBeetlejuice16 1 month ago
GO GO GO MAGNETO !!!
TheDarkshade09 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos 2
Such a beautiful piece of music.
mruffin121 2 months ago
"There's so much more to you than you know, not just pain and anger. There's good in you too, and you can harness all that. You have a power that no one can match, not even me."
Professor X
mguzmanabra00 2 months ago
thumbs up if u felt uncontrollable love for ur mother after hearing this!!!
aks19880 2 months ago 2
xrtxrtfu
TrevorMcBever2596 2 months ago
In this film angel is a massive bitch.
mrmemanme 2 months ago
nice piece of music
MrStephenrules 2 months ago
this kills me, its so strong the way this song hits you, beautiful soundtrack beautiful scene beautiful movie.
bizzle123luver 2 months ago
Something's different. no base drums?
flame6753 2 months ago
guyz im gonna make 2 songs in 1 vid about this and which song goes better with rage and serenity ?
Bloodylvl85paladin 3 months ago
x men first class actually taught me a lesson about discrimination, how they actually used humans to discriminate mutants, it's just like what is happening around the world right now...i learnt a lot thanks to movies and my dad said they were bad for my health lolol the ending was nonsense
gundamroxz 3 months ago 2
When I first saw the X-Men trilogy, I was always on the X-Men's side. But when I saw FIrst Class, I was on Erik's side. Cuz they portrayed him that well. I'm excited for this new trilogy, not the Wolverine one.
AJVersatility19 3 months ago
I'm starting to see a pattern. It seems that every mutant discovered their powers through rage. Sad that it had to happen, but good that they discover it. Correct me if I'm wrong.
LikeLegitness 3 months ago
@LikeLegitness I don't think Charles discovered his mutation from rage :/
But I like how this is: From Rage to Serenity. You unlock your mutation from a tragic point in your life with a certain emotion, but then as you learn to control it, you don't need Rage anymore. Erik's a prime example.
ergh... I was just answering your question, and now I'm interpreting this soundtrack piece. Ah, well...I hope this entertained you :D
TennisMcBender 3 months ago
@TennisMcBender Nothing wrong with that lol. But I do wonder how Charles discovered his mutation. He just kinda...had it in the movie.
LikeLegitness 3 months ago
@LikeLegitness Besides Erik, literally no other character was explored in how they discovered their mutation.
AJVersatility19 3 months ago
@AJVersatility19 Actually I was just reffering to him and Wolverine because you're right--those were the only ones that were shown how they discovered their mutation
LikeLegitness 3 months ago
@TennisMcBender I think you're right in that respect, however the difference between Erik and Charles is that he never loses his rage, it is always with him, it gives him purpose.
SeanPageMD 3 months ago
@SeanPageMD Was it his rage that motivated him to hunt Shaw? I'm just trying to understand now.
TennisMcBender 3 months ago
@TennisMcBender Yes, at the beginning Shaw is a nazi scientist, who shoots his mother in front of him, it in turn provokes an emotive response that is connected to his powers.
SeanPageMD 2 months ago
@TennisMcBender there's definitely something tied to the trigger of mutation and powerful emotions. I imagine Xavier being a young boy and being bullied and in this moment of rage, he could have saw the bully's mind and exposed an embarrassing secret :) and yes, I was entertained
calvinwongchirish 1 month ago
@calvinwongchirish More likely accidentilly lobotomized him. Would go a long way to explaining why he's big on learning control. That first use being. Well. Yea.
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This song really kills me. Especially at 1:18 when it starts to pick up. I just keep hearing "there's so much more to you than you know." </3 And this little boy who couldn't move a coin and ended up raising a submarine.
TogetherAtLast 4 months ago 29
@TogetherAtLast He kinda ended up raising the golden gate ;D
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@TogetherAtLastGod yeah I know :( I keep seeing him crying when he realises how to truely control his powers. Soon as I saw that scene I thought OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS FILM SO MUCH.
ADMediaEmpire 1 month ago
It's just so sad that Magneto was treated so harshly as a child. THey did a great job portraying that in the movie, as well as everybody else's motives and quirks. A great film all around.
Starn3rd 5 months ago 3
@Starn3rd He's suffered so much that you can't blame him for his attitude towards humans.
Shinomori127 4 months ago 17
A true X-men movie, of course the soundtrack compliments it indeed :)
Jackw00pw00p2 5 months ago