a5c7b9f00b The X-Men band together to find a mutant assassin who has made an attempt on the President's life, while the Mutant Academy is attacked by military forces.
Already living in a society that mistrusts them, the mutants are faced with even more discrimination after an unforeseen enemy - who may be a mutant with extraordinary powers - launches a devastating attack. The news of the assault causes a public outcry against the mutants, including renewed support for the Mutant Registration Act, and William Stryker, a military leader rumored to have experimented on mutants (possibly including Wolverine), is among the most vocal supporters of the legislation. Stryker puts into motion a plan to eradicate the mutants and begins an offensive on the X-Men mansion and school. Magneto, having escaped from his plastic prison, forms an unlikely alliance with Professor Xavier to stop Stryker. Meanwhile, Wolverine heads north to investigate his past.
I had the opportunity to see X2 at the theater in which I work prior to its national release on May 2, 2003. When I enter a theater to see a film suchX2, I suspend my beliefs, not expecting to see a film that will be artsy and/or Oscar-worthy. X2 is, in fact, a very well-produced and entertaining motion picture. The characters appearif they have been plucked straight from the pages of any of the hottest X-Men comic books in the series. The fighting and action scenes are very energetic, lively, and fast-paced, helping to boost the stamina of the film. I did, however, see some problems with the film. For one, I would have loved to have seen more battles between the villainous X-men and those fighting for the betterment of mankind. No such battles exist, however. The central villain in the film is Colonel William Stryker, a man who does not possess extraordinary mutant powers. He is, essentially, a human who desires a planet rid of the troubles that mutants produce. All in all, the film was very entertaining although I was a little bit disappointed. It is definitely worth a viewing on the big screen. X2 is one of those films that requires a viewing in the theater; otherwise, one will surely feel that he or she is missing out on something if he or she views it at home on video or DVD for the first time. My Rating: ***/**** B
Accepting the homosexuality of others is, to my way of thinking, an enriching virtue…I have people in my life close to me who happen to be gay, and I'm aboutstraight and happily marriedanyone can imagine.<br/><br/>So what are we to make of Singer's self-referential narratives of dealing with homophobia (it's less blatant in the first "X-Men")? <br/><br/>Well, for starters we don't have much of a movie vision here, with the exception of the opening attack on the Oval Office. Plainly, a different production team was in charge of delivering a knock out first punch. <br/><br/>The rest of this is just a flat morality play, the sort of thing that aims for a target containing "Spartacus" and "La Cage…/The Birdcage", while using big, colorful characters.<br/><br/>Shamefully, Singer approaches this from the angle of Bush-bashing (forgetting or ignoring that VP Cheney's daughter is openly and unapologetically gay - a fact that cost Bush some support from the Movement Right) and blaming the evil Republicans for all the woes of those "who are different"…a mother asks her son if he'd tried 'not being a mutant'…a father reprograms his 'deviant' son – by the way, he's named Stryker after Julius Streicher, the infamous Jew-baiter and Nazi war criminal – to suggest the US government supports this is deeply offensive.<br/><br/>Singer is a person who is granted the extraordinary power of directing a series about people who are granted extraordinary powers…and sadly, all he can offer us here is cheap, hackneyed moralizing.<br/><br/>Let's see Singer use some real power to take on the 'People's Republic' of China, where gays are routinely incarcerated in mental asylums. <br/><br/>Or follow the example of John Maynard Keynes, a gay man who changed the way the world thinks about economics (whether you agree with Keynes or not), and direct his powers at things other than preening and profiteering.
Wants to contain multitudes – high ideals and high tech, the poignant and the silly. Doing so, it becomes a lexicon of modern filmmaking. It could be its own creature: Super-Generico. That's not the worst thing for a movie to be, but it's not quite Marvel-ous either.
When a mutant named Nightcrawler (<a href="/name/nm0001086/">Alan Cumming</a>) attempts to assassinate the President of the United States (<a href="/name/nm0807767/">Cotter Smith</a>), the School for Gifted Youngsters is attacked by General William Stryker (<a href="/name/nm0004051/">Brian Cox</a>), a scientist who is rumored to have experimented on mutants, possibly even Wolverine (<a href="/name/nm0413168/">Hugh Jackman</a>), and Professor Charles Xavier (<a href="/name/nm0001772/">Patrick Stewart</a>) is kidnapped, the X-Men must band together with Magneto (<a href="/name/nm0005212/">Ian McKellen</a>) and Mystique (<a href="/name/nm0005381/">Rebecca Romijn</a>) to rescue Professor X, stop Stryker from wiping the mutants off the face of the Earth, and quell the new public outcry against the mutants. X2 (aka X2: X-Men United or internationallyX-Men 2) is the sequel to <a href="/title/tt0120903/">X-Men (2000)</a> (2000), which was based on the Marvel comic book series X-Men, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1962. In particular, the film was based on the "God Loves, Man Kills" storyline, written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Brent Anderson, published in 1982. The story and screenplay for X2 were written by David Hayter, Bryan Singer, Zak Penn, Michael Dougherty, and Dan Harris. It is followed by <a href="/title/tt0376994/">X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)</a> (2006), <a href="/title/tt0458525/">X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)</a> (2009), <a href="/title/tt1270798/">X: First Class (2011)</a> (2011), <a href="/title/tt1430132/">The Wolverine (2013)</a> (2013), <a href="/title/tt1877832/">X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)</a> (2014), <a href="/title/tt3385516/">X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)</a> (2016), and <a href="/title/tt3315342/">Logan (2017)</a> (2017); with the Deadpool film series being loosely related. No, he did not. He used the perception of slowed time to reprimand his students. He shut down minds of everyone in that particular area,the electronic devices, including the televisions, are still in working order; a technique he later used in the White House.She's Siryn (<a href="/name/nm0435076/">Shauna Kain</a>), Banshee's daughter. The majority of people in the mansion shot with the tranquilizer darts were kids, so they're going to feel the effects of the sedatives used much more quickly and more profoundly than adults. In fact, Logan turns out to be the only adult shot by Stryker's men in the mansion, and his metabolism and resistance to injury are much different than that of an average human, much less a child. For a brief moment, Logan does shake his head a bitif slightly dazed, but the tranquilizer has little effect on him otherwise. Cyclops (<a href="/name/nm0005188/">James Marsden</a>) is also shot when Stryker captures Prof. Xavier at Magneto's cell. However, the darts might not have affected him because he was wearing his combat uniform, which may have reduced the velocity of the projectiles. In X-Men Origins: Wolverine, it is explained that, due to Logan's healing abilities, sedatives and other medications would not work for him (which is why he had to volunteer for the adamantium processing back then). Even though Stryker knew about this, he didn't expect to run into Wolverine in the mansion. He even says, "This is certainly the last place I would expect to find you." Ronny was scared and upset, when learning that his brother is a mutant and witnessing Bobby demonstrating his abilitiesa mutant by freezing their mother's cup. So he decided to betray Bobby by calling the police and telling the police that mutants had taken him and his family captive and had wanted Bobby and his friends to leave. Magneto used his powers to shut down Cerebro first and then forced the door open. In X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Stryker works with both Logan and Victor Creed / Sabretooth, but in this film, when Stryker says, "I always thought you were one of a kind. I was wrong," he was referring to Yuriko Oyama / Lady Deathstrike (<a href="/name/nm0005026/">Kelly Hu</a>). Adamantium being injected into her body in a mass amount, it is highly likely that this character is dead. However, Kelly Hu signed on to X-Men 3 when Bryan Singer was attached to the projectwriter and director. As soonFox Studios replaced Singer for Brett Ratner and Zak Penn, Hu was no longer signed on and hasn't appeared in any other X-Men sequel. He finds out only that his creator was William Stryker, who calls him "an experiment that failed" and "an animal with claws" but gives no details to what he means by that. As the dam finally bursts, Jean (<a href="/name/nm0000463/">Famke Janssen</a>) creates a telekinetic wall to hold off the flood waters long enough to lift the X-Jet into the air, saving the children and the rest of the X-Men team. Speaking through Professor X, she bids them goodbye, then releases the water, which crashes around both her and Stryker, presumably killing them both. The scene then cuts to the White House where the President is about to broadcast a message to America to address the growing mutant threat. As he begins his speech, a storm suddenly brews up outside, everything and everyone stops, and the President finds himself facing the X-Men. Professor X gives him a report that was stolen from Stryker's files and offers him an opportunity to encourage mutants and humans alike to work together because,Xavier puts it, "we're here to stay." After a few more flashes of thunder, the X-Men disappear, and the camera crew resumes where it left off. The President looks down at the report in front of him and then faces the camera. The scene cuts again to the School for Gifted Children, where Xavier is about to address the students in his class. Before he begins, he assures Wolverine and Cyclops that Jean made the choice to sacrifice herself. As Wolverine and Cyclops go out into the hall, Wolverine also mentions that Jean made another choice: she chose him (Cyclops), which seems to somewhat ease his pain. In the final scene, the camera pans over the lake while, in a voiceover, Jean says:
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