You spoke of some special thing in X-men 3?

>It's funny that people say that it was better than the
>original. I really didn't have any major problems with the
>first movie. I liked how it established who the X-Men were,
>as well as exploring the philosophical differences between
>Professor X and Magneto...and if you're a student of Black
>History, you'd identify who each man was a philosophical
>mirror of...
>
>Now, onto the second movie. Very, very well done. I had no
>problems with the script. Very clean, very simple. Singer
>and company did a nice job reestablishing everyone in the
>first half hour or so...
>
>I'm sure there will be folks who expect this to be the Halle
>Berry/Storm Show, since "she's the star." Those people
>should keep their asses at home. She did a fine job, as did
>Hugh Jackman, Famke Jannesen, Anna Paquin, Alan Cumming,
>(and as always) Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen. The
>actors playing the young boys were also good as well. And
>Bryan Cox made for a great villain, with the perfect
>motivation for what he does.
>
>Oh, and one last thing...those who were wishing for...a
>certain thing to happen may just get their wish, since there
>will almost certainly be an X3...
>
>I won't say that this is "better than the original" for the
>reasons I've already stated. But I will say that this one
>"expounds and expands" the universe of the original, and
>that's what a sequel to this type of film should do, IMO...
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