The Conceptual Review

Rating: 7/10 (6 December 2011)

The story begins with the mid of nineteen forties where the heat of second world war was in the end. The people are in the heat of survival from the German Monarchy. The story opens with the prisoner in such a camp who is non other than the young, kid Magnito. The death of his mother forces him to develop more fierce and agony in his mind set. After the years passes by, he meets his good friend Mutant with intelligence, Professor Charles Xevier. The Story also gives a good insight about the Development of Mutants from the child hood of professor and Eric(Magnito).
Coming to the conceptual points, it seems that the director Mathew Vaughn wants to convey the messages of any modifications or changes to any physicality(Proud of being Mutant), other than what nature has provided to us brings harm and not charm. Professor X tries to elevate the people(Non mutants or humans) as they are in the advanced state of the life stack structure. Professor X also tries to convince Magnito that sweet memories are more powerful than agony. Magnito when asks Charles to shoot him, he denies it indicating that Goodness always persists and cannot be changed by agony(Symbolized by Magnito) while the reverse is only possible. When the Humans when starts reverting against the mutants (after the understanding between the USSR and America), its Professor who stops the process of attack and follows "Ahimsa" rather than killing the humans. The story begins with young Eric being drowned with agony and ends with he himself being the owner of agony and pain. Magnito also breaks the unity among the mutants in the process of achieving that dominance over others by fierce.
The power of mutants is been overwhelmingly showed in the movie. The camera work and the editing is simply superb!. Satya Meva Jayate-Truth(Goodness) Always Trumps.