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Open Letter to Fox’s Producers

Dear Fox, Simon Kinberg, Lauren Schuler Donner and Bryan Singer

My name doesn’t really matter because what I’ll try to do in this note will be speak in the name of all X-Men fans - with my own opinion, of course, but trying to get a middle point between the extremes. First of all, I’d like to thank you all for the work you’ve done so far. Many of us don’t like what you did until now, but we have to thank you. If it wasn’t for X-Men – The Movie, back in 2000, maybe super hero movies were still in trouble. And I really love that movie. And X2, that is, for me, the best one so far... And, I may not have thaaat love for X3, but it has its good moments and scenes. You gave us First Class and Days of Future Past, movies that we can’t deny that were at least great movies. But, and don’t take it personally, Apocalypse left us kind of scared for the future of our beloved franchise.

Some of us loved Apocalypse, some of us were disappointed, others really hated the movie. But the thing is: the movie has its great moments and we really loved the new X-Men. This week we received the News about the dates that you saved for 2018’s releases. We are really curious about New Mutants, really excited about Deadpool 2 and concerned about Dark Phoenix. We all think that’s too soon for us to see something like this. But our guess is: probably the script is already written and there’s nothing we can do about it. So, thinking of the future, we have decided to shout.

You promised us more uses of powers in Apocalypse. And we had destruction. But our beloved Storm was reduced to a lightning striker, and we saw a short battle at the end. We want more than that. You left all the action for the climax, and we wanted more.

As I said, we loved the new generation. Tye Sheridan, Sophie Turner, Alexandra Shipp and Kodi Smith McPhee were the best things in Apocalypse. But we want more from them. And not just dramatic and tough stuff. We want to see them as we read in the comics: as a team, who work together in dark, but also in happy moments. We want to see more of team work like in Days of Future Past’s future, with that interaction and use of powers. We want to see Jean and Scott dating, Nightcrawler messing around… We want to see their fun adventures through the outer space. We want to see them in action in their classic uniforms. We want to know the good and kind Jean Grey BEFORE she go crazy as Dark Phoenix. We want the care that you have in character development, but without sacrifice action. And good action.

We love that you’re trying to do something different than the other companies, but we want a little bit of that “not-so-serious” tone that makes people love in Marvel Studio’s movies, mixed with the creativity and deep content that you bought to us in Deadpool and Logan. We want THAT quality in our X-Men movies. We want to be stunned by great visuals and action sequences like we were watching “Mad Max: Fury Road”, and also touched by great emotional moments just like the ones you gave us in movies like X2, DOFP and Logan.

So, please, listen to us a little bit. Read the good comments and texts spread on the internet and PLEASE bring us the X-Men back to the frontline of super hero movies. That’s the reason of this open letter for you, and we wish that the fans spread this to the world!

Thank you for your time, and we hope you listen to us.

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Where’s this beautiful agenda, Fox? Bring us Proteus, Shi’Ar, Dark Phoenix, Kang, Hellfire Club (again), X-Force, Star Jammers and Secret Invasion!

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Star Jammers is a team with no big background and history, just as Christopher Summers (Corsair), is an interesting character reduced to "Summers' Father" sometimes, what gives Fox a huge oportunity to get in the wave of outterspace adventures (Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars or the other side ones like Prometheus, Interestellar, Gravity and The Martian). With Star Jammers, Fox can do a clever midpoint between the adventure and the sci-fi genres, making a great introduction to spaceships and aliens in their Universe AND introduce X-Men and FF in the same universe. How? An interesting plot - that's NOT in the comics - may put Christopher Summers as an aeronautics major who is contacted by a secret government program that wants him to train new pilots for spaceships, created to explore the Universe, after hear about his improvisation skills in emergency situations. Looking for the signals of intelligent life in a distant planet captured by the team of the young scientist Dr. Franklin Storm (There it is!), they design a plan to make an exploratory mission to this planet. In the middle of the experiments they accidentally send a signal to an unknown code that belongs to Shi'ar Empire, ruled by the tyrant D'Ken, who breaks their security system and finds their plans for the mission. D'Ken isn't interested in the Planet Earth, but he wants to pull down their plans of getting Shi'ar, so he shuns their plan and and vows to capture these scientists and their families. All of this can be made in an introduction or presented in a short explanation in another point of the movie - maybe a flashback, a plot twist... Whatever. In this point the story meets the comics again: trying to run from D'Ken, Summers flies with his family to a "vacation", but in the middle of the scape, a Shi'ar scout ship intercepts the fly - that's when Christopher sends Scott and Alex with the parachutes out from the plane. Christopher and his wife are captured by D'Ken, and she is killed by him in front of Summers, who is condemned to work in the mine, where he meets the ones who will help him escape from the mines. In the middle of the point they are intercepted by Lilandra, sister of the Emperor, who helps them to run and ask their help to get the throne, cause D'Ken wants to use the Crystal that the slaves was searching for in their mines to make from Shi'Ar an universal empire, but he don't know that the crystal can destroy their world. But D'Ken discovers their plan and, in the final battle, he condemn Lilandra to exile and send her to earth with the Star Jammers. The end of the movie can be the door to the meeting between the team and the X-Men from 80's timeline.

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What about introduce in a sequel to this movie the clue to a political plot of conspiracy with outterspace? And this conspiracy put the Skrulls in the game, making of the crossover not just a crossover, but an epic battle that puts X-Men and Fantastic Four against each other and after puts them against an entire alien kind who wants to rule the world. That's a fantastic idea don't you think? http://cinedreamtv.blogspot.com.br/2015/06/the-promising-future-of-foxs-super.html