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X2: X-men United
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Starring:
Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, Brian Cox, Alan Cumming, Bruce Davison, Anna Paquin, Kelly Hu, Aaron Douglas

Directed By:
Bryan Singer

Written By:
Zak Penn, David Hayter

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X2: X-men United (2003)
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Movie Review by AJ
June 5th, 2006

As great as the first X-Men is, it's basically just a brilliant warm-up for X2. More than almost any other Hollywood spectacle I've seen, X2 can be uniquely labeled as "big-budget art." It's a big epic with a very large and varied cast of characters, plus with about a bajillion action sequences, but as always, there is something artful about director Bryan Singer's execution. Like the first film, X2 deals heavily with the real-world political ramifications of the mutant situation; in fact, the last half of the movie takes place mostly in an underground military compound as the mutants are under attack from a prejudiced general (the brilliantly evil Brian Cox) and his platoon of soldiers. It all comes to an end with a breathlessly thrilling and ultimately tragic climax as the seeds for a pivotal story arc are sewn...

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