X-Men: First Class (2011)

It was a good movie. Nothing better than an 8. It had action, bout all u can say bout this movie.

'X-men First Class (2011)' stripped the series back a little, arguably closer to its roots, to focus on character development rather than overt spectacle and is all the better for it. Its new cast is great as the young characters, especially McAvoy and Fassbender who - along with a nuanced and layered script - convincingly portray the origins of their respectful yet tumultuous relationship. It doesn't quite capture the spirit of the original, but has a lot more life in its presentation and provided a successful revitalisation to a franchise that was running out of steam. Like its predecessors, it is at its best when pondering the thematic quandries at the heart of its core concepts but it also has a few stand-out set-pieces and some nice dark, yet understated, brutality (the concentration camp makes a return). It isn't wholly necessary but the prequel idea wasn't entirely played out at this point and this feature does a lot with the origins of interesting characters, unlike 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)' before it, and started the series in a new, and initially fresh, direction. 8/10

In a world where mutants lived camouflaged among humans, Charles Xavier, a mutant who can read minds, starts recruiting in preparation for an imminent battle with a malicious group who is determined to start World War 3. This movie presents the beginnings of the X-Men, how each of them began to use their powers, their struggle to accommodate with humans and the battle that separates them into two distant factions.It manages to tell its story in an entertaining and thrilling way alongside all the awesomeness generated by the mutants and their powers. It's unexpectedly captivating and the fact that it leaves almost no question unanswered regarding the origins of the mutants makes it even more interesting. I have to admit that one or two aspects of the "young ones" are a bit exaggerated and awkward but that doesn't affect the overall quality of the film. It was a pleasant surprise from this franchise and I can only hope they will maintain this level in the upcoming titles.

Watched X-Men :First Class Featuring Featuring James MacAvoy(The Conspirator) as Charles Xavier,Michael Fassbender(300 )as Magneto,Nicolas Hoult(Clash Of The Titans) as Hank McCoy/Beast, Lucas Till( Battle Los Angeles) as Havok .Rose Byrne(Knowing) as Moira McTaggert , Caleb Landry Jones(The Longshots) as Banshee , Jason Flemying(Kick-Ass)as Azazel . January Jones(Mad Men) as Emma Frost, The Stunning Jennifer Lawrence(Winters Bone)as Mystique, Ed Gathegi(My Bloody Valentine) as Darwin, Zoe Kravitz(No Reservations) as Tempest, Alex Gonzalez(Inocentes) as Rip Tide, Oliver Platt(Year One) as The Man In Black and Kevin Bacon(Super)as Sebastian Shaw The films Main Villain. This Is the best of both worlds also enjoyed The 1960's spin also an alternate version of what went down during the Cuban Missle Crisis also really enjoyed The Beginnings of Charles and Eriks as well the First Roster of X-Men and it was emotional,Exciting, Funny,Thrilling and Dramatic also Amazing Score From Henry Jackman(Guilliver's Travels), Screenplay By Ashley Miller(Fringe) & Zach Stentz(Agent Cody Banks) , Costume Design from Sammy Sheldon(V For Vendetta) and Direction from Matthew Vaughn(Stardust) The 1960's With Superhero Flavor 8/10