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Daniel S @Dantwin2 5 days ago Storm solos See more

Jordan S @jswez Nov 2, 2026 Haven’t seen this since it released and was very surprised how well it holds up. I was wanting to go through the X-Men franchise again to refamiliarize myself with the characters since they are being introduced into the MCU. I thought the older films might be a bit cheesy, and of course the CG is a bit outdated, but overall I was pretty impressed. See more

Zane T @ZaneThind Oct 30, 2026 Still one of the best movies of 2000, the 2000s, and a movie that's so relevant today that it stands the test of time. Rest in peace to the late great Sir Patrick Stewart. See more

Guru K @RT07650227 Oct 29, 2026 Solid film! Solid filmmaking and solid casting. Gripping screenplay from the beginning! The conflicts handled were good and how they portrayed and nudged the conflicts were genuine and it justified the purpose of the film too. Liked how it was always about all the mutants, not only about Wolverine or other main x men! I'd say staging and execution also feels fresh and I didn't feel dejected of its making as well. Should appreciate the making, CGI, and efforts behind the screens! Casting paid off really well. The film also aged well! Who knows these characters, especially Wolverine, might become a legendary one! See more

Brandon B @Branduhn Oct 28, 2026 7/10 - Would watch again See more

Ian W @iwaldman Oct 26, 2026 This is far from perfect, but it deserves respect for pulling off being one of the first ensemble-cast superhero films, and it’s not bad. The film juggles the large cast pretty well and has a solid introduction that manages to get any newcomers to the X-Men up to speed very quickly. That said, this film hasn’t aged gracefully. The VFX, costumes, and overall aesthetic are proudly late ’90s/early 2000s, for better or for worse. The narrative is the least flashy of all the X-Men films, focusing specifically on the characters of Wolverine and Rogue and their acclimation into the X-Men. I like how the audience is introduced to Xavier’s school and the X-Men group through their eyes. They use Wolverine’s dialogue to poke fun at certain aspects of the group, which, to me, highlights the slight apprehension that the studio seemed to have about committing to a hyper-comic-accurate depiction of the group. This is why we don’t see the iconic yellow and blue X-Men suits in this film. The biggest See more

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