Two mutants as the headquarters of their kind in the superhero team against powerful terrorist organization similar private.
| In a world where both Mutants and people fear each other, Marie, known as Rogue, runs away from home and hitches a ride with another mutant, known as Logan, aka Wolverine. Charles Xavier, who owns a school for young mutants, sends Storm and Cyclops them back before it is too late. Magneto, who believes a war is approaching, has an evil plan in mind, and needs young Rogue to help him. |
Users review: If this film had the wrong directory can be very cheap. Being read comics I know there are a few things that work on the site in the comic book, but not in a movie, and let me say that the suit is one of those things back probably wouldnt work. The singer chose to go with black leather clothes and I, for one, was very grateful for that choice. There are many things in this film that works, but unfortunately there are few things as well, which prevents the film is really great.Lets start with things that work. Acting wise the film is very good. This is mainly due to some excellent casting. Hugh Jackman as Wolverine is just perfect and pull the duality of the character is very satisfactory. Scenes also see a view of fury at work in nature is very good. The only thing I can say about it is that it is too high, but it seems that most people, including myself, have accepted this fact. I also think this is a wise choice to leave relatively unknown actor playing the role, because in this way we do not have any preconceptions about it. As for Professor X Patrick Stewart one else could / should play it. Stewart became just like Xavier in the presence, voice and appearance. One example of perfect casting. Ian McKellen as Magneto is great and managed to create a human villain rather than the usual cliche? we see as villains in Hollywood productions. Action other than a few mentioned above are pretty good. Not spectacular, but good. The only one that does not look and behave like the character we know from the comics is Anna Paquin who plays Rogue. There is nothing like the character in the comics and Paquins performance we help character.When it comes to music and sound effects in the film in its entirety slit above average. The musical score is very big, even epic feel to it and this corresponds to the film very well. The result is not as memorable as a result of Batman (1989), but it is very appropriate. As for the overall sound effects and are very appropriate and credible in terms of overall credibility of the film, which is significant. Audio Wolverines claws make when they come out exactly as I imagined. Doing very well. The effects are also generally do very well. Not as good as Spider-Man, but still not very good. A lot of care is taken to make the effects look as credible as possible and Im Standing where they work. The only character whose powers believe fully into frogs. Ray Snowdonia is an excellent athlete, but a lot of his stunts seem like obvious wire work. This is a fairly common complaint I have, as some of the appearance practiced action. However, some interesting action scenes and acting general acceptable.The story is very well written and the dialogue is witty and sharp. A significant part of the dialogue between Wolverine and Cyclops (James Marsden) is very funny and true to the comics. When I felt that the climax of the story is flawed, and I'm afraid to say a little silly. Magnetos plan for world domination is actually pretty stupid when you think about it and it's a shame because a large part of the exhibition is doing very well. Overall, however, the first film is about setting the stage for the movies to come and do this in a satisfactory manner.All all X-Men is definitely one of the superhero movies best out there, and while going beyond the sequence still stands as a true testament to the singers skill.8/10 |
| Year: | 2000 |
| Starring: | Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen |
| Genre: | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi |
| Director: | Bryan Singer |
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