If you've seen I and II you have to see III

Rating: 10/10 (29 May 2006)

As the controversy between humans and mutants continues, a cure for the mutant causing gene is developed with the aid of a young boy. Then the controversy turns to the mutant community - with those who wish for a cure and those who believe a "Cure" is not needed as they do not consider being mutant a disease. The reasons for arguments pro and con prove to be varied, debatable and personal. Charles Xavier's school was created to help Mutants learn about their powers and also to learn to control them and to live side-by-side with non-mutants in peace. His dream is to make a place for mutants that is free of the fear and bigotry felt against anyone who has special powers through being a mutant. Some powers however, may prove to be so strong that learning control is nearly impossible and there are those Mutants who would allow these powers free reign in order to promote the welfare of their type and to show non-mutants that they are the weaker of the two peoples. This particular group of Mutants believe that they are the next evolutionary step, that no cure is necessary and that they, as the stronger species, will survive . I thought this was the best of the three thus far and if you have seen XI and XII then this one is a must. There are a few new characters introduced like the Angel, Calisto and Juggernaught, and then the old characters are back with some stunning twists. This is an exciting fast-paced ride.