8. The Real Rogue Must Finally Stand Up (Or Fly Up)
Anna Paquin first appeared in a central role as Rogue in the original X-Men film, and has reprised that performance in X-2, X-3 and X-Men: Days Of Future Past. This version of the character has grown from a young girl to a grown woman, retaining only the skunk-like lock of white hair and the power to absorb the powers of others. She apparently took a cure for the mutant expression of powers in X-3, but screw that headless turkey of a film. As one of the most iconic of the X-Men, the Rogue we all know absorbed the powers and psyche of Miss Marvel, permanently gaining super strength, a virtual invulnerability and the power of flight. Thats the Rogue that developed a passionate nearly-relationship with master thief Gambit that rivals the Cyclops/Jean Grey pairing for the greatest X-Men relationship in the history of the comics. Paquin has confirmed numerous times that shed love to play the character again, but only if she could fly as she does in most of the comics she appears in. She certainly deserves a chance to play her as an adult, and with the character concept that everyone knows: and we deserve to see her on the big screen the way she was always supposed to be.