Glad they decided to keep going, weak box office numbers or not. After Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine, you can’t blame people for being scared to pay for another X-Men movie. Especially with First Class’ weak marketing. Perhaps they just payed attention to the reviews lately and saw there is still a love for X-Men movies, but more so, a love for the direction taken with First Class.

Let’s hope that once the DVD comes out and more people do take a chance with it threw rentals, that so many more will finally be happy enough to come swarming back around come release of the First Class sequel.

I thought First Class was a really sweet comic book movie and most of all, a great, not perfect, but still very good X-Men movie. By far my fav X-Men movie so far. And from the sound of what’s planned for First Class II, giving a chance for more of these films may turn out to be well worth it. bring it on I say.

From what I’ve heard they are going to remake X3. Singer is planning to direct it himself. But not until the First Class trilogy is finished.

Disappointing in terms of box office numbers compared to other films in the franchise and/or thier viewpoint. I still feel that unless they get Class II up and running in development, it’s all on Wolverine’s shoulders to decide how the X-Men films really proceed.

It was awesome! Definitely go before you miss it in the theater. It’s worth it to see this one on the big screen — the best X-men movie to date.

X-Men first class is probably the best “Big Budget” film of the year thus far, and the positive vibes it got with those who went to see it will help make a sequel to it all that much more profitable. I’d suspect this will do to X-Men what Batman Begins did to Batman, and a potential sequel to First Class could be much bigger than the first effort.