X-Men:The Last Stand

Rating: 5/10 (8 March 2011)

The only impression that X-Men 3 left me was endless regret for Jean Grey(Famke Janssen), who killed her lover Scott Summer and our dear Professor Charlie Xavier (Patrick Stewart)with her sub-consciousness, and who was turned into a killing machine by Magneto(Ian McKellen). More sadly, she forced Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) to kill his life-time lover with a piteous ending "I Love You".
If audience has a choice to veto the sequel of X-Men, I choose to end this classic cartoon with the X-Men 2 once and for all. In X-Men 2, Jean sacrificed herself in the dam to power the jet which held lives of Logan, the professor, Scott and Storm(Halle Berry). I prefer her to die there instead of having a rebirth in the X-Men 3 as a schizophrenia patience, threatening to turn every living thing into molecule.
My heart could never tolerate the pain watching Professor Charlie torn piece by piece by the crystal glass weapon sharpened and improvised by the mad Jean. Even Professor's life-long rival, Magneto, admitted it was his biggest loss to sacrifice the professor for his pursuit.
Perhaps I would never comprehend why a peaceful world has to be earned by the pass-away of so many heroes, who are all great figures to inspire generation after generation. At this point, I felt lucky to live in a world with most of the things I have cherished standing by my side.