This was possibly the best X-Men film yet. The series has only been getting better! You can stream it free at the website flickgatewày .(c)(o)(m)

As mentioned in my review of Wolverine, I have enjoyed the X Men series, so I was a very curious how they would relaunch the series. They did a terrific job and as with Nolan's Dark Knight and Abrams' Star Trek, made us care about old characters more and welcomed new ones. James McAvoy & Michael Fassbender make an engaging younger Professor X & Magneto respectively. Using 1962 as a backdrop, they introduce us to each of the members of the team and villans in a measured way (never feels rushed) and we actually care what happens to them; I was particularly rooting for Jennifer Lawrence as young Mystique and Nicholas Hoult as Hank McCoy-Beast. Nice (but not overbearing) effects and cool costumes rounded it out well. Go see it!

The action scenes were great and the storyline fit very well with what we all have seen the X-Men become. This movie is not family-friendly--I wouldn't recommend you take your children.

Mutations can be good and bad in the ways you perceive them. One could have the different eye colors or another toe, but the people in this film have way more than just different appearances. As a sequel of the original X-Men films, the film came far from close to the exciting, action, adventure film it was designed to be. With the film different than most action-packed movies with black and white endings. X-Men: First Class has some gray area to make audiences think about it. While the film had some humor with Wolverine in one of the scenes, its a long way from being first.

So worth going to see for the midnight release! The Plot line was really good, and they did a really good job with the casting. Loved Magneto!!! Lenny Kravitz's daughter is not that great of an actress but luckily she didnt have that much screen time. I would totally go see it in theaters again, and its a must buy when it comes out on blueray/dvd! You won't be disappointed