X-Men 3: The Last Stand - Film Review
"What's Sir Leigh Teabing doing in X-Men?"
Sir Ian McKellen is once again entrusted the heavy burden of holding up a movie. Except this time, he is Magneto.
The plot is thinner than thosai. A group of humans discover an antidote which angers a group of mutants, and the X-Men's goal is to destroy the cure. [This is not a spoiler. After all, if you're expecting a clever storyline you won't be watching this film.]
The mutants are portrayed as heartless killers, that you can't help rooting for the humans instead.
My favourite scene is, of course, Mystique's last transformation. Yummy!
Watching this movie is like a rollercoaster ride. You hop in, strap on your seatbelts, feel the adrenaline rush, then hop off. There's nothing much to remember after it ends.
In conclusion, if you remove the special effects, sexy women and Ian McKellen, there's no reason for you to watch it. I'm not a big fan of the X-Men series, but I was ready to be converted.
Problem is, this movie didn't even try.
Rating: C
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5 comments:
I'm not much of an X-men fan. Glad that I don't have to watch. Can't wait till Cars come out!
I hafta watch X-Men this weekend and can't wait for Drifting in Tokyo....hot wheels...yea..
jason - Yeah, I saw the trailer! Real cool! :)
twisted heels - And Superman too!!
wolverine!! superman looks like ken (barbie's ex bf).haih he looks too errrm clean.
huey wen - And a clean image is a bad thing now? Gosh! *scratches head
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