X-Men with Hugh Jackman: DVD Cover

    X-Men Director: Bryan Singer Cast: Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Famke Janssen

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    • DVD Release Date: 11/25/2003
    • Original Release: 2000
    • Rating: Rated PG13

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    Disc 1: Enhanced Viewing Mode containing 6 deleted scenes and 17 behind-the scenes featurettes; Commentary by director Bryan Singer.
    Disc 2: Introduction by Bryan Singer, "The Uncanny Suspects Casting" Featurette, "X-Factor: The Look of the X-Men Costume" Featurette, "The Special Effects of the X-Men Featurette," Storyboard-to-Animatic-to-Film Comparisons, "Reflection of the X-Men" Featurette, Exclusive Movie Premiere Footage From Ellis Island and around the world, Multi-Angle Scene Studies, Still Photo Gallery, 3 Theatrical Trailers, 14 TV Spots, 12 Web Interstitials, X-Men 2 Sneak Preview Teaser

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Disc 1
    1. Main Titles
    2. Poland 1944
    3. The Kiss of Death
    4. The Mutant Problem
    5. We Are the Future
    6. King of the Cage
    7. Freak
    8. Two of a Kind
    9. In the Midst of Mutants
    10. Failure
    11. Strange New World
    12. A School for the Gifted
    13. The Lower Levels
    14. Kelly's New Aide
    15. The Adamantium Man
    16. The Mutant Brotherhood
    17. Stay Away From My Girl
    18. Rogue's Power
    19. One of Us
    20. The Runaway
    21. Cerebro
    22. Sabotage
    23. Logan's Promise
    24. The Brotherhood Attacks
    25. Stand-Off
    26. There's a War Coming
    27. Magneto's Plan
    28. Death of a Mutant
    29. A Fallen Leader
    30. Assault on a Lady
    31. The Attack Plan
    32. Mutant vs. Mutant
    33. Magneto's Prisoners
    34. The X-Men Strike Back
    35. To Save a City
    36. Logan's Sacrifice
    37. Recovery
    38. Saying Goodbye
    39. Friendly Enemies
    40. End Titles

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    Editorial Reviews

    From uncanny in the comics to action blockbuster at the box office, the mutant superhero group the X-Men serve their audience well in this live-action adaptation directed by Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects). Highly anticipated by fans for years -- the comics date back to the 1960s -- the film intelligently tackles the comics' common themes of racism, immigration, and identity, with the aid of a crackerjack ensemble cast. Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Famke Janssen, Halle Berry, James Marsden, and adorable Anna Paquin are regarded as outsiders both by humans and by their own mutant race. Chronicling the beginnings of professor Xavier's super-powered X-students (who flaunt super costumes to match), the battle focuses on sinister primary foe Magneto (Ian McKellen), with his mutant minions, played by Rebecca Romijn-Stamos and Ray Park (a.k.a. Darth Maul) at his side. A George Wallace-like senator (Bruce Davison) launching a campaign against mutantkind only complicates things for our heroes, but provides for some good character drama, a tactic that has always made the X-Men comics as super as they are. Singer's stylish direction handles the action well and with a bit less silliness than other recent comic-book adaptations, while X-Men creator and all-around comic legend Stan Lee cuts the mustard in a fine cameo as a hot-dog vendor. The X-ceptional 1.5 DVD features an Enhanced Viewing Mode, incorporating more than 60 extra minutes of behind-the -scenes footage and previously deleted material. Tony Nigro, Barnes & Noble

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    "Adventurous"by NOLA70118

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    July 04, 2009: Can't move when the movie started. I watch this movie 10 times.

    who is Sabertooth and whats a magneto?by Jay_Godzilla_fan

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    October 24, 2008: EVERYONE I know is tired of book readers reviewing book movies and comic readers reviewing comic movies... but dang it did this movie hit close to home! I was a wolverine fan since I was 10 and working at a comic store for comics (not money) and I am now 27. 17 YEARS have gone by! Anyway finally I get to see him in a movie! And I heard saber tooth was in this one too! (There both arch enemies, like batman vs joker or superman vs Luther get me?) and in the movie when he flies through the car window I kid you now not I can STILL remember being on the edge of my seat in the jam packed theater on opening night, and Wolverine gets up, heals... then stops... he smells something... CLAWS COME OUT! Im like YEAH! SABERTOOTH! WOO! And sure enough it was! and they fought I was like "yay!" then... in the x-mansion he didn?t know who saber tooth was...? so that short fight in my head that came with all this history was super exiting, now knowing he didn?t know him kind of made it normal... and then made me sit normal through out the rest of the movie. Seriously they should have asked me ;) I read enough Wolverine comics to know how he talks. ANOTHER example
    In the statue of liberty saber tooth is about to do something bad to storm and says "you still owe me a scream..." then da da da! Wolverine jumps down to save the day, but what he says again slowed down my adrenalin cuz it was so not what wolverine would say... this is what I JAY thinks should have been said...
    WOLVERINE: "I got your scream, right here!" Right as he says "here" his claws come out and he charges saber tooth! But NOOOooooo here is the movie idea dorky wolverine "hey, were not done bub." yes wolverine uses the word "bub" but come on! We all know wolverine kicks butt! Even more when you mess with girls he considers friends! COME ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Anyway outside comic view I guess the movie was cool.

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.


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