Saturday, October 22, 2011

X-Men [M]


Born into a world of prejudice are children who possess incredible abilities and powers, which are the unique result of genetic mutations. Under the tutelage of Charles Xavier, otherwise known as Professor X, these children learn to develop and control their powers for the good of mankind. As a war draws nearer, these mutants must protect mankind as a powerful mutant named Magneto, who believes that humans and mutants can never co-exist, unveils a sinister plan to change the DNA of humans and end their rein. 

You’vegot to love the X-Men! This is a great sci-fi action film that’s filled with practically everything from epic battles to subtle romance. I love this movie. 

Born into a world of prejudice are children who possess incredible abilities and powers, which are the result of genetic mutations. Under the tutelage of Charles Xavier, otherwise known as Professor X, these children learn to develop and control their powers for the good of mankind. Now, as a war draws nearer, these mutants must protect mankind as a powerful mutant named Magneto, who believes that humans and mutants will never co-exist peacefully, unveils a sinister plan to change the DNA of humans and end their rein. 

Admittedly not as light or fun as The Fantastic Four or Transformers, X-Men is still a great movie for a family night in, not dissimilar to The Terminator; filled with loads of action and the occasional bit of light-hearted comedy. 
Without a doubt, the real star of the show were the special effects, as tends to be the case with any superhero movie. The effects here were complete knockouts. Between the mind-blowing battles between the mutants and the general powers that they have, you cannot help but be completely captivated with your eyes glued to the screen. 
The film is relatively balanced as well, which is nice. I mean, there is more action than there is comedy, but the occasional bit of light banter appears and its rather refreshing; case in point, the relationship between Wolverine and Cyclops. Keep an eye out for that. 
Featuring brilliant performances from Hugh Jackman, Anna Paquin, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, Rebeca Romijin, Bruce Davison, Tyler Mane, and Ray Park, X-Men is a classic film that’s filled with action, science fiction, battles, comedy, and memorable characters. You can’t go past it. I LOVE this movie!

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