Why does Emma appear white just like in the comics but her sister is Native American?? Im not being racist, im just wondering.
Emma Frost
Character » Emma Frost appears in 6154 issues.
Emma Frost is a fictional character originating from Marvel Comics. Originally starting off as a super villain and enemy of the X-Men, during which she was the White Queen of the Hellfire Club, Emma Frost is a powerful mutant telepath who can transform herself into organic diamond. She has become a prominent member of the X-Men. A gifted teacher, Emma is renowned for her beauty, wit, and sense of fashion.
Emma Frost in X-Men Origins Wolverine Plot Hole??
The weird thing is, is that one of the Scientists/Surgeons that implanted Wolverine with the adamantium is called Carol Frost ... so maybe they'll be experimenting with that in the sequel? first class? - maybe she adopts Emma? -- or they'll probably abandon that idea.
" The weird thing is, is that one of the Scientists/Surgeons that implanted Wolverine with the adamantium is called Carol Frost ... so maybe they'll be experimenting with that in the sequel? first class? - maybe she adopts Emma? -- or they'll probably abandon that idea. "interesting note@Nobody said:
" Maybe she was adopted or she's a half sister. "yeah kinda makes sense though id like to see that fleshed out in an emma origins movie. @jordama said:
" because origins failed... They wanted to make cyclops and emma together, and for some reason that means emma had to be her sister so she was important but not to important. Maybe they will retcon that when the make the first class movie. "hopefully
I'm pretty sure Emma's sister was supposed to be the real silverfox, who was one of wolverine's wives in the marvel canon. My main problem with the whole thing was that, the two aren't sisters at all and making them related just seemed a bit ridiculous. I would have preferred that they used Emma's real sister from the comics, since she's more than interesting enough for a not-so-good movie like X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Including silverfox did make sense since it was a Wolverine origins movie, I just don't think they had to play around with the storyline THAT much. But yeah more to the point they just wanted to find a way to put silverfox, someone who was actually important wolverine's past, into the movie. Sadly, making her Emma's sister was the best they could come up with.
How come she isn't in later movies? How come Wolverine is younger looking in the first X-Men movie than in X-Men Origin? How come Deadpool looks like Ryan Renolds?
Hollywood doesn't care about comics. They like intellectual property but they treat the source material like trash. Comic movies will always suck. I just try to enjoy them as movies.
" I'm pretty sure Emma's sister was supposed to be the real silverfox, who was one of wolverine's wives in the marvel canon. My main problem with the whole thing was that, the two aren't sisters at all and making them related just seemed a bit ridiculous. I would have preferred that they used Emma's real sister from the comics, since she's more than interesting enough for a not-so-good movie like X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Including silverfox did make sense since it was a Wolverine origins movie, I just don't think they had to play around with the storyline THAT much. But yeah more to the point they just wanted to find a way to put silverfox, someone who was actually important wolverine's past, into the movie. Sadly, making her Emma's sister was the best they could come up with. "they should have just left emma out of the movie@Son_of_Magnus said:
" Why was Emma's hair blond as a teen? That is not her natural color. "well wolverine is a good foot taller than he is in the comics, so obviously they changed a lot. but even in the movie continuity they should explain why sisters dont look like each other. @EisforExtinction said:
" How come she isn't in later movies? How come Wolverine is younger looking in the first X-Men movie than in X-Men Origin? How come Deadpool looks like Ryan Renolds? Hollywood doesn't care about comics. They like intellectual property but they treat the source material like trash. Comic movies will always suck. I just try to enjoy them as movies. "comic movies dont always suck--take for example Daredevil. Heck, I thought overall Wolverine Origins was fairly faithful to the comic and pretty good (though not dark enough).
emma was supposed to be in X3 played by Sigourny Weaver, but then Bryan Singer was a jerk and left and then they changed everything.
" @Red_Justice: no shes never called Emma in the films but in all the promotional stuff she is and in the credits she is just called Emma/Kayla's sister "and even if she isnt emma frost (though i really think she is), she is obviously not native american.
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