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Aaron Stanford, Alan Cumming, Anna Paquin, Brian Cox, Bruce Davison
The X-Men band together to find a mutant assassin who has made an attempt on the President's life, while the Mutant Academy is attacked by military forces.
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One of the better comic book adaptations of the genre's 21st century renaissance for its balance of gravitas and high-spirited fun provided by Hugh Jackman and Bryan Singer. A lot of fun, significantly better than the first installment, and a hopeful nod to how the franchise inte...( read more)
I like the way they explore the ideas of being a mutant and how that would work in a modern society. I really liked the 'School under attack' scene. It's my favourite of the trilogy.
Possibly the better of the three, though they are all rather dodgey, just the right amount of characters (I like Nightcrawler) and the effects are ok. The action is alittle more serious and darker which is always a winner and the story is not too complicated unlike the third whic...( read more)
Nightcrawler: Guten tag.
Wolverine: Who the hell are you? Who the hell is this?
Nightcrawler: Kurt Wagner. But in the Munich circus, I was known as The Incredible Nightcrawler!
Wolverine: Yeah, save it.
Now the ball has been set in motion. Despite the fact that there are way to...( read more)
Far superior to the first film, easily the best of the X-Men trilogy, and one of the best comic book movies of all time.
Classic.
Each installment of this series does well in its own right. Very entertaining without being too nerdy, anyone can see this and appreciate whats happening.
The 2nd best of the X-Men movies. I loved all of the action in it.
Much better than the first installment as more characters were introduced and a lot morec powers were showcased. More of the good vs evil cause. However I quite annoyed of the Cyclops character
