
This of course doesn't set well with the mutant community and a war begins to brew, especially when the humans weaponize the "cure."
If you liked X-men one and two, then you will want to check out the final chapter of the trilogy.
But in my opinion, the first two movies were better. Maybe because this one had a different director. The film seem to never quite "take-off." It had a lot of potential but fizzled at points. Ian McKellan as Magneto and Patrick Stewart as the professor are of course always a pleasure to watch. They always raise the bar for any character they play.

Some critics say it's not Tom Hanks Best film, but I don't think it was supposed to be, He didn't have any over the top dramatic scenes, and he wasn't supposed to be funny either. He was playing an academic and I think he did a great job. For the second time today I got to see Ian McKellan in a different role as a philanthropist in search of the true Holy Grail.
I don't give both flicks a must see, but if you are an X-Men fan or a Dan Brown fan, check them out!