Held by a bar owner on Wolverine. Aimed by police at Magneto who then uses his powers to turn those guns around on the police, including firing one and having the spinning bullet stop right at a cop's forehead. Some kids may be enticed to imitate all of the highly stylized fighting that occurs during the film. As Jean Grey inserts a needle into Wolverine's arm, the unconscious man suddenly and quickly jumps up and grabs her. A heavy amount of action-oriented, dramatic and occasionally suspenseful music plays throughout the film.
Storm shows a bit of cleavage.
An early scene shows distraught families being separated in a WWII era concentration camp. Whether Magneto and the Professor are allegorical representations of Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. Senator Kelly's points about the public having the right to know the identity and whereabouts of those he's deemed different and dangerous. Magneto's stance that mutants are the future of humankind and that normal humans no longer matter and must be put down. A boy unknowingly uses telekinetic powers to bend a WWII era concentration camp fence while German soldiers violently try to constrain him.