If you know movies and X-Men. This ain't it.

Rating: 4/10 (6 June 2011)

For the record. I love cinema. I love comic books. And I love X-men cartoons, movies, and books. But this film rises as the cheesiest of Hollywood mindless entertainment. The script writing is absolutely dreadful. And I am a scriptwriter and director myself. The dialogue is the finest from someone who just dropped out of high school. Don't get me wrong. The film has some great action scenes. But this is only a few. VERY FEW. This isn't deliberate to make the ending more suspenseful. The whole film is filled with melancholia of social isolation and 'your beautiful just the way you are' conversations.
For those who say this is the best out of the trilogy... they are just saying that because it's a film that makes the X-Men's past official. But you could even guess how they have become X- men. It doesn't really introduce you to anything different.
I love comic book films, and I've never really disliked one. But I did for this one. Trust me, the only characters that are somewhat enjoyable are two main actors that is plays by Prof. X and Magneto. However, with a girl who's talent is being a bug shooting spit fires, or a man being able to only scream loud, and a guy to creates whirl winds (storm copy) seems like an excuse to show off ridiculous talents to make things even between good and evil.
If you're a fan of the comic and film culture, you might wanna give this hire. Not a eleven dollar ticket.