Like we’ve always said, good sci-fi is about the human condition. It’s a metaphor for what we have been through, what we’re going through and what our immediate future might be. For example, X-Men has deep undertones of the racism in America and the Civil Rights movement. Even the MLK vs Malcolm X dichotomy is reflected in Professor X vs Magneto. Hope you have a nice day with Professor MLK and Magneto X We have to be the better men shirt.
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That’s what I enjoyed about Infinity War the most. Would there ever be an overpopulation problem on a UNIVERSAL level…? Who the hell knows! But here on Earth, it’s a HUGE problem. Thanos represents not a cold and unflinching solution, but the opposite. He’s a principled being with a high degree of compassion, with purpose driven by a utilitarian need to create a better future for all (that remain). Professor MLK and Magneto X We have to be the better men shirt is famous.
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The basic and obvious approach would have been to make him angry and purely malicious, but that would have been so boring. Imbuing his character with human levels of compassion and remorse and having it played so brilliantly by Brolin, along with the actual fear of danger for the heroes he opposed, made this the first superhero flick that gave me the same sense of grand spectacle. For now, it feels like it belongs in my top 5 superhero flicks. Behind #1 The Dark Knight, #2 Logan, #3 The Watchmen and replacing my old #4, Superman 2, which is now in the #5 position, kicking off Unbreakable. That’s why Professor MLK and Magneto X We have to be the better men shirt is here.
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I know about the parallels between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Professor X and, similarly, between Malcolm X and Magneto, but I didn’t actually think Stan Lee had drawn from the struggles surrounding the era the comic debuted in. X-Men first appeared in 1963, a year before the Civil Rights Act, two years before the Voting Rights Act and in the midst of the battle for civil rights. In a 2000 interview with The Guardian, one of the U.K.’s most read newspapers, Lee said this about the X-Men.
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