X-Men
July 2000
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David Denby
The most beautiful, strange, and exciting comic-book movie since the original Batman.
Dennis Harvey
X-Men plays like a so-so middle chapter of an epic series rather than a fitting kickoff.
Trevor Johnston
Apart from the brushed metal production design and pin-sharp camerawork, this offers only moderate excitement.
David Edelstein
It's a rich, impressive comic-book fantasy.
Liam Lacey
All these characters with their odd powers are inherently absurd and they throw a barrel of wrenches into the machinery of a coherent narrative.
Peter Rainer
A rarity, a comic-book movie with a satisfying cinematic design and protagonists you want to watch.
Critic reviews
David Denby
The most beautiful, strange, and exciting comic-book movie since the original Batman.
Dennis Harvey
X-Men plays like a so-so middle chapter of an epic series rather than a fitting kickoff.
Trevor Johnston
Apart from the brushed metal production design and pin-sharp camerawork, this offers only moderate excitement.
Liam Lacey
All these characters with their odd powers are inherently absurd and they throw a barrel of wrenches into the machinery of a coherent narrative.
Peter Rainer
A rarity, a comic-book movie with a satisfying cinematic design and protagonists you want to watch.
Andrew O'Hehir
A distinctively absorbing entertainment, offering just enough popcorn thrills for mass audiences and just enough chewiness for hardcore sci-fi fans.
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Best X-men next to The Wolverine:Origins I really liked this movie. I'm a fan of all Stan Lee comics, as well as the movies which have spawned from them. Collecting comics books from Marvel was is serious childhood memory. Keeping them in mint condition even to this day has been a task of love. Anyway, the beginning of mutants, in the USA, and their struggle for equality, and understanding in an intolerant world. Everyone has something to win or lose!
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Its not perfict but it has heart It shows that humans are scraed and hâte mutens but it sets on the edge about it it dose do anything bigger than show à little comflit but what it dosé show is cool wolverine is the main charater like he should be and rogue is the sceond bigs whitch i like their is no big action to show off their powers that much but the action it dose have is good.good acting.any x-men fan will like probably will not love though it could have better but what it dose do with the x-men it dose great
Cast and credits
Actors | Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian Mckellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden |
Director | Bryan Singer |
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Start within 30 days, finish within 48 hours.
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Run time
104 minutes
Rating
PG-13
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