People! This movie SUCKED!

Rating: 1/10 (19 November 2006)

I loved the X-Men movies, especially the second one, but then, the switch-of-directors WAS THE WORST MISTAKE! Here is the story: The humans have discovered an 'antidote' that eliminates the mutant gene and makes a mutant into a normal person. After hearing this, Magneto gathers his troops in order to destroy the source of the cure and the X-Men are there to stop him.
The movie shows off numerous special effects that are only there as a cheap way to drive your senses from how plot less and how fan-disappointing this movie is. Mystique? Hardly makes an appearance. Angel? Appears only 3 short scenes in the movie. Juggernaut? Horribly done and really disappointed the fact that he has a DOME head and is about 7 feet tall, maybe more! Something that I know that fans everywhere have been waiting for is that Pyro-VS.-Iceman battle. Too bad it leaves everyone extremely unsatisfied and angry. The plot? None to speak of. There was a noticeable struggle when the director couldn't decide to make up his mind whether Magneto or Pheonix was the villain and as a result, made a really crappy movie.
The only reasons to see this movie is because Wolverine is still as bad ass as he was and . . . what's this? That's the only reason I can think of? There's a problem! The movie promised appearances by the Juggernaut, Beast, and Angel, as well as a enhanced role for Colossus. The director, though, seems to be overwhelmed by the pressure and the promises and delivers the horrifying bad conclusion to the X-Men movies.
On a more positive side, many of the actors are back to make their roles a little more popular, even though Cyclops only made a brief appearance since he didn't even want to do the movie in the first place in order to go for the "Superman Returns" movie, but he had a contract saying that he had to be in 3 X-Men movies. Clearly, you can tell by the actor's greatly depleted amount of good acting that he just wants his paycheck and then, get the hell out of the studio. Personally, I wouldn't blame him. I would give the same advice to the rest of the cast.
Also, the special effects are well done, as well as some of the dialogue, which is somewhat believable, but on the other hand, you can probably tell the actors are clearly bored of the movie and are just going for the money. In the end, I think this movie is highly over-rated and in my opinion, X-Men: The Last Stand thankfully is the last stand.