The First One is Fine and the Series Only Got Better

Rating: 8/10 (1 October 2015)

The X-Men Franchise Got Better and Better, but this, the First in the Series is a Fine Beginning. There is very Little Origin to the Story.
This was probably done because many in the Audience Not Familiar with the Long and Deep History of the X-Men Comics wouldn't have the Patience for the Complex Back Story and Wildly Amazing Lineage for all of those Characters and Subplots.
So, We Jump Right into the Action and there Is enough Dialog and Exposition for it all to Work well. The Casting is Good too. Patrick Stewart's Professor-X, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, and Ian McKellen's Magneto are the Standouts, but the rest Fit Nicely into Their Characters and Costumes (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos as Mystique, fits quite nicely).
The CGI looks Flat at times as does the overall Template of the Movie which is Strange for a Comic-Book Film. But there are some Outstanding Set Pieces, like Magneto's Standoff with the Police, and the Train Sequence. The Ending Statue of Liberty Battle comes off rather Lackluster.
The Mutant vs Human Confrontation can obviously be Analogous to Real Life Prejudices, as Magneto Says "Humans always fear what they don't understand." On a Comic Book Level this is Fine and is the Story that the Franchise will Exploit for the most of the Series and why not?
That's exactly what the Comics are About. The Struggle has been going on in the Pages of the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby Creation since 1963 in its many and Varied Mutations.