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X-Men (2000)
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In a time when race and religion don't separate people, but extra powers and mutated characteristics do, two longtime friends, Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and Magneto (Ian McKellen) part ways, only to become rivals over the issue of how much patience they should have with "normal" people. Living lives that scare most humans lacking the "X-factor" (a special power such as telekinesis), they fight over changing the general population into mutants. Xavier decides to help mutants in a special school while waiting for humanity to be more accepting, while Magneto opts to change all "normal" people into mutants in order to create a...
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X-Men Movie Review by AJ  (6/5/2006) |
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I love how smart Bryan Singer's X-Men movies are. The films are full of fantastic and unusual heroes, and include a villain that is essentially a living magnet, as well as one that eats a dove by whipping his tongue from across the room at it. Yet the world in which the mutants live is extremely believable, as Singer and...
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| X-Men Movie Review by Thom (5/20/2008) |
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Any fair, reasonable assessment of a film - whether one liked it or not - should start by admitting what it isn't as well as what it is. Likewise, a film should be acknowledged - positively or negatively - when it affects similar films that follow in its wake, and I'm not just talking about its own sequels.
As is well...
(complete X-Men review by Thom)
| X-Men Movie Review by Chris (1/18/2008) |
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I had seen X2 and Last Stand before finally getting the chance to actually sit down and watch this film. I followed what happened in the other two because I hads seen bits and pieces of this on tv or something. The first X-Men film, directed by Bryan Singer, is not better then the second, but overtakes the third. Bryan...
(complete X-Men review by Chris)
| X-Men Movie Review by Paula (8/3/2007) |
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If you were ever a comic book reader then you will know where I am coming from. The X-men movies, especially the last one, were a total dissapointment. They take what parts they want from the actual comic book stories and then fabricate another worthless, boring Hollywood, overkill action story. The characters are off...
(complete X-Men review by Paula)
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