My super power is "x", and that's the extent of my personality.

Rating: 4/10 (26 May 2006)

If the dialog and story presented in the film were the final shooting script presented to Bryan Singer, it's easy to see why he walked from the follow up to the two initial successes. Otherwise, Brett Ratner has a lot to account for in this completely underwhelming film. The dialog does nothing for characterization or plot. The story is too cumbersome to fit into less than two hours (to anyone that knows the story lines the film is based off of, it's easy to see how this should have been two or three separate movies). The actors do the best they can with the material they're given, but when your lines consist of "You know what you need to do, now do it, or don't," it's pretty much a still birth of a film, guaranteed.
Characterization? Personality? Nothing more than a description of your super powers. The story and characters were incidental to the action, and given only cursory attention.
A great disappointment.