What most of us should think about

Rating: 9/10 (20 July 2006)

Um, is it just me who thinks that after watching X-Men 3: The Last Stand I get the feeling that the X-Men trilogy is actually focusing more on Jean Grey/Dark Phoenix in terms of what most people thought of, in that case,Wolverine? I mean think about it. The first film of the trilogy starts out with Jean making a speech about mutants in a congress/conference whatever you want to call it, ending with Jean/Dark Phoenix nearly killing off the entire world? I have to use my words carefully here. Of course Wolverine is one of the main characters as well as Storm, Rogue, Magneto ecetera. But in this film, The Last Stand, we see more of Jean transforming into a superpower mutant. It's not soap opera that everybody seems to think it is, like; hey didn't she got killed in the second installment and now she's alive again? What is this, a soap opera? But more of a shocking treatment the last of the trilogy has brought to the big screen and I think the director and the crew deserves to be congradulated because think about it, not many film triologies ended great. The Last Stand, in my opinion, had the coolest ending EVER, kay? Come on! It's got romance, super cool powers, a plot, and great animations! You seriously can't ask for more. One thing I have to mention here by the way is that critics are really getting on my nerves. Just chill out and ENJOY the movie for once. When was the last time people really cared about the film. Really. All they want to do now is to exploit how much mistakes the film is making and not really paying attention to the plot and the characters of the film. Some people might've took 'critics' literally, like; being a critic you actually criticise something or rather. But there's more to that. You have to see the positive side of it, not just trying to pick out fleas on a cow's back. I mean, who cares if wolverine or the dark phoenix had more scenes than any of the other characters in the film. Maybe you do, but guess what, the majority of the population might not even care about the other plots - what they really want to do is to simply enjoy what the director and the crew has brought to the big screen.