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X-men (2000)

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The X-men is an academy of mutants lead by Charles Xavier who are out to save the world from genetically mutated forces.
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X-men (2000)
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James Vance
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July 15, 2015

X-Men is a terrific piece of summer entertainment that's going to heat up the box office like a mutant's eye beams.
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Tom Gliatto
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July 15, 2015

When the big battle between Magneto and Xavier's forces gets going, you have lightning bolts, steel claws, magnetic fields, explosive red rays and flyaway tongues. It's a variety show, and all the acts have rushed onstage at once.
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Steven Rea
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July 15, 2015

This is a film that should satisfy fans of the hugely popular comic book and audiences who can't tell one uncanny X-Man from another. Mutants rule.
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Ann Hornaday
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July 15, 2015

The movie is respectful of its source material without being the least bit self-important. X-Men may have hit the Platonic ideal of comic-book movies, coming across as lightweight, sophisticated, wacky and straightforward all at the same time.
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Stephen Thompson
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July 15, 2015

The script could be a lot snappier, particularly during some virtually unexplained rivalry banter between Marsden and Jackman, but X-Men is a decent start to what will no doubt be an immensely profitable series of negligible but enjoyable summer movies.
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Louis B. Hobson
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July 15, 2015

The best news is that you don't even have to know what a Marvel Comic is to enjoy X-Men.
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Jami Bernard
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July 15, 2015

The X-Men comic books have spawned a cottage industry of mutant characters, and the movie helps make sense of these legions while offering the established fan base something new to cheer.
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Andrew Collins
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July 15, 2015

The Marvel Comics characters are well realised, and Singer mixes the classic values of good storytelling with liberal amounts of digital magic. On the down side, this plays a little too much like the beginning of a franchise.
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David Denby

April 15, 2013

The most beautiful, strange, and exciting comic-book movie since the original Batman.
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Todd Anthony
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July 15, 2015

In Singer's dark vision, action and special effects take a back seat to message. He uses X-Men to preach a sermon of tolerance; like most sermons, it isn't much fun to sit through. X misses the spot.
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Lisa Alspector
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July 15, 2015

Exciting mainly because anything can happen and does, the movie drags a bit as it approaches a climax set on top of the Statue of Liberty. But once there it revives.
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Jeff Giles
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July 06, 2010

X-Men, it must be said, has only a few truly thrilling moments. This is not a picture that tries to blow you out of your seat. But more than any other big movie this summer, it has a consistently inventive vision.
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