Weakest of the series!

Rating: 7/10 (21 September 2009)

A new "Cure" has been invented by scientists made by a mutant boy with powers to take away others's powers, Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) is shocked about the announcement of an anti-mutant cure as he seeks for a peaceful solution to the whole problem as some mutants love the idea while others are offended by it. Magneto (Ian Mckellen) is upset about the idea the most as he wants to lead a revolution that can destroy the human race and Cyclops (James Marsden) still feels bad about losing Jean Grey (Famnke Janssen) as now she's reborn as someone different known as The Phoenix with superior powers to her original and seems to have a dark destructive side. Rogue (Anna Paquin) just can't stand being so dangerous around everyone she touches as she wants the cure to be normal so she can kiss a man, it's up to the fellow X-Men Storm (Halle Berry), new member Beast (Kelsey Grammar), and Wolverine (Huge Jackman) to head to where the cure is and try to stop Magneto's war.
Very weak finale of the series! the story is very interesting and complex including the concept of how a cure can change the life of a different person. Bryan Singer has been replaced by Brett Ratner as director who made the first two excellent "Rush Hour" movies didn't do such a bad job as some fans proclaim. The film does offer yet another batch of mutants such as Juggernaut (Vinnie Jones) even though in the comics he's not really a mutant but was given magic powers, Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page) and Angel (Ben Foster) but the problem with the film is that the humor isn't as funny as the ones in the excellent first two movies and the film feels very rushed to be an ending of the series.
It's fun but nowhere as excellent as the first two.