Professor X, Charles Xavier played by Patrick Stewart in the X-Men Fox movies, wearing his cerebro helmet
The superhero genre quickly expanded to be the biggest ticket seller to this day. It has a massive draw, a big budget, mass appeal, incredible moments, and star power. Superheroes can embody many things: a symbol of peace and hope, a warning to villains, or just straight-up entertainment. These are the things that draw people to superheroes and make them so important in today's landscape.
While Momoa might not be the spitting image of the comics or even act the same, he single-handedly made the character relevant in a sea of hatred for the man who can only talk to fish. The main reason for the hatred was because he was "lame" compared to the rest of the Justice League, but Momoa turned the character a complete 180 and made him a badass hero capable of so much more than fansNot availableBatman is manipulated by Lex Luthor to fear Superman.
Lee perfectly embodies Crow's character and has proved that he isn't just an action star but can deliver emotional performances and be a drama actor. He has the emotional range to feel hatred, sorrow, empathy, and grief to create an authentic character true to the source material. The Crow is Lee's best movie and performance, which makes it all the more unfortunate that fans were robbed of a future star in the industry.
Release Date July 14, 2000 Director Bryan Singer Cast Hugh Jackman , Patrick Stewart , Ian McKellen , Famke Janssen , James Marsden , Halle Berry Runtime 104 minutes Main Genre Action 6 Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier First Appearance: 'X-Men' Close Charles Xavier, also known as Professor X, made his movie debut in X-Men, where he would then continue as the character, even making a cameo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Robbie helped the character evolve from villainous companion to the Joker into a complex and exciting character capable of supporting an entire movie by herself. Despite her redesign and different role, Robbie's Harley Quinn still feels like the crazy clown fans know and love. She nails the voice and unhinged nature of the character while adding human elements and character development to turn Harley Quinn into the most popular female superhero/villain.
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