X-Men

2000 • 104 minutes

About this movie

In the near future, "mutants" are the next link in the chain of evolution. Each are born with a genetic mutation that manifests into extraordinary powers. Under the tutelage of Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), the world's most powerful telepath, these "gifted" students have learned to control and direct their respective powers for the greater good of mankind. But when the Professor's former colleague and friend, Erik Lehnsherr a.k.a. Magneto (Ian McKellen) wages war against them and society, Xavier brings together a special group of mutants called "X-Men" to protect the world that fears them.

Ratings and reviews

I would have to wait the first in classic X-Men film 8 because it was made in 2002 and their technology and graphics and it's good as they are today but the movie is still good and what settings so like I said I would give it an 8 out of 10 I'm just saying that all kind of fair you can't blame them that the graphics weren't the same and as good as they are today the same way queen of that in the future technology will be better and graphics will be 20 yet again.

Highly enjoyable, but some of the story feels unfinished and the acting isn't great even though it has got better throughout the series, the dialogue is quite cheesy particularly the one liners. It is entertaining though.

Hugh Jackman IS Wolverine. Nobody does it like him. This is the first of many to come X-Men movies and Bryan Singer does it perfectly. The cast suit their characters. This film led to many SUPER modern day heros, and became a classic...never to be forgot.