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# X-Men /X2 /X-Men: The Last Stand

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## Description

The X-Men excitement begins with the action-packed original film trilogy, featuring superstars Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen and more! In X-MEN, a group of mutant outcasts learn to control their powers at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Then in X2: X-MEN UNITED, the X-Men must join forces with their deadliest enemies to prevent the destruction of all mutants. And in X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, the discovery of a controversial "cure" for genetic mutation triggers the war to end all wars!

Review: The movies are great and are the roots that launched the comic book ... - This is the Blu Ray set to get. It has all of the extras that the new Blu Ray version omits. Each movie has it's own case and bonus disc which has making the film featuretts and interviews from X-Men comic writers. The movies are great and are the roots that launched the comic book movie Hollywood takeover. Fun fact Marvel's Kevin Feige was involved in all 3. X1 gets the best Blu Ray upgrade. Being a movie from 2000, it has been cleaned up greatly. X1 is a bit dated however. X2 is the premier movie in this set. Based on the popular God Loves Man Kills story arc this movie is widely considered the best of the original trilogy. Great action, special effects hold up surprisingly well (Nightcrawler's white house attack, so GOOD). Say what you will about Bryan Singer as a writer but when it comes to action scenes and camera position and camera shooting (LOOKIN AT YOU RUSSO BROTHERS WITH YOUR INABILITY TO SHOOT NON CLOSEUPS...) he's gold. In my not so humble opinion X2 ranks just as high as much of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. X3.... Where to begin with this one. It's a maligned movie but I don't know if I'd call it bad per say...Every problem this movie has form their beginning with Fox's piece of crap former head Tom Rothman. This detestable man hates comic book movies. He cut the X1 and X2 budgets and advanced X1s release. Miracle it turned out so well. Greveous of all he chased Bryan Singer away from X3. Singer was working on Superman but Rothman wouldn't wait for him to finish it. Instead he rushed X3 into production to compete with Superman as some type of punishment. It wasn't ready actors were all busy Singer had taken Marsden (Cyclops) with him which is why he was in so little of X3 and also why a certain part in the early movie happened. X3 was set to start shooting and still had no director. Bret Ratner came in last minute to direct. Ratner wanted to adapt The Cure story arc from the comics. While Singer and his producers had been setting up Dark Phoenix in X2. See the problem...We ended up with an okish cure plot but Dark Phoenix set a new definition of butchering source material. The 2 stories just didn't mesh together. One or the other would have been better. That being said I still enjoy X3. It has the best action/powers effects of the original trilogy. It's cool. I like the fights scenes as well. And we can't leave out the awesome bridge scene. The movie has grown on me since it's been written out of current X-Men timeline lore. Knowing that these events are now a 'what if' scenerio make the film more watchable and enjoyable knowing that it no longer screws up the core team (see Days of Future Past). At least to me anyway.
Review: A Great Boxset For The X-Men Fan... - What we have here is a simple boxset for the X-men Trilogy of movies. You get X-Men , X2 and X-Men: The Last Stand. While the box-set itself is not very impressive, the quality of the DVDs is. The package comes in a simple laminated box with each DVD having its own standard sized case. Each disk looks great on my DVD player(1080p up-scaled) and the audio is crisp. SPECIAL FEATURES DISK 1: X-Men - Deleted Scenes** - Animatics - Art Gallery - Storyboards - Trailers & TV Spots - Hugh Jackman Screen Test - "Metant Watch" Featurette - Charlie Rose Interview **The Deleted Scenes are part of a 10 minute addition of the film. To view them you must watched the film in "Branching" Mode (in the options). This is perhaps the weakest part of the DVD as instead of smoothly transitioning the scenes into the movie they are loaded in. What this means is when a deleted scene comes up, the DVD stops playing a moment(black screen) and loads the deleted scene, which has the X-Men symbol in the corner. When finished the DVD goes to a black screen again and reloads where you were in the film. It makes for a very clunky play-through. On Older DVD's you could select the scenes individually. On the DVD I got you are unable to. Disk 2: X2: X-Men United - Audio Commentary by Bryan Singer & Newton Thomas Sigel - Audio Commentary by the Writers & Producers * Outside of the commentary there is no bonus features what-so-ever on the disk I received. The movie itself was great! Disk 3: X3: The Last Stand - Audio Commentary by Director/Screenwriters and Producers - Deleted Scenes - 3 Alternative Endings OVERALL: If you are looking to own all 3 movies then this set is a great deal, as you get all 3 movies for a fair price here. While this does not constitute a complete collection, since there are special features are missing (especially the 2nd movie) you can't go wrong with this set.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Aaron Douglas, Aaron Pearl, Aaron Stanford, Abi Ganem, Adam Robitel, Adrian Hough, Alan Cumming, Alex Ferris, Alexander Burton, Alf Humphreys, Alfonso Quijada, Andy Grote, Anthony Heald, Aron Tager, Ben Foster, Ben Glenday, Ben Jensen, Benita Ha, Bill Duke, Brad Kelly, Brad Loree, Brenna O'Brien, Brett Morris, Brett Ratner, Brian Cox III, Bryan Singer, Bryce Hodgson, Cameron Bright, Carson Manning, Cayden Boyd, Cecil Phillips, Charles Siegel, Chelah Horsdal, Chiara Zanni, Chris Claremont, Clayton Watmough, Colin Lawrence, Connor Widdows, Cotter Smith, Dan Duran, Dania Ramirez, Daniel Cudmore, Daniel Magder, Darren McGuire, Dave Allen Clark, Dave Brown, David Black, David Fabrizio, David Hayter, David J Nichols, David Kaye, Deryck Blake, Desiree Zurowski, Devin Douglas Drewitz, Donna Goodhand, Doug Lennox, Dylan Kussman, Eleanor Comes, Elias Zarou, Ellen Page, Elliot Page, Emy Aneke, Eric Dane, George Buza, Glen Curtis, Greg Rikaart, Gregori Miakouchkine, Guiseppe Gallaccio, Haley Ramm, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Ilke Hincer, Jackie A Greenbank, James Kirk, Jason S Whitmer, Jay Yoo, Jermaine Lopez, Jill Krop, Jill Teed, Joey Purpura, John Nelles, John Pyper-Ferguson, Josef Sommer, Julian Christopher, Julian Richings, Justin Callan, Katie Stuart, Katrina Florece, Kea Wong, Keely Purvis, Kelly Hu, Kelsey Grammer, Ken Leung, Kendall Cross, Kenneth J. McGregor, Kevin Rushton, Kurt Max Runte, Lance Gibson, Lloyd Adams, Lori Stewart, Luke Pohl, Madison Lanc, Makenzie Vega, Malcolm Nefsky, Manuel Verge, Mark Lukyn, Marrett Green, Matt Weinberg, Meiling Melançon, Mi Jung Lee, Michael David Simms, Michael Joycelyn, Michael Murphy, Michael Reid Mackay, Michael Soltis, Michasha Armstrong, Nanette Barrutia-Harrison, Nolan Funk, Omahyra, Patrick Stewart, Peter Kawasaki, Peter Wingfield, Quinn Wright, R. Lee Ermey, Ralph Zuljan, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Rene Quijada, Richard Bradshaw, Richard C Burton, Richard Yee, Robert Hayley, Robert Snow, Roger R. Cross, Ron Blecker, Ron James, Ron Sham, Rupinder Brar, Scott Leva, Shauna Kain, Shawn Ashmore, Sheri G Feldman, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Sideah Alladice, Stan Lee, Stephen Spender, Steve Bacic, Sumela Kay, Tanya Newbould, Ted Friend, Todd Dulmage, Tom De Santo, Ty Olsson, Via Saleaumua, Vinnie Jones, Wolfgang Muller, Zoltan Buday Contributor Aaron Douglas, Aaron Pearl, Aaron Stanford, Abi Ganem, Adam Robitel, Adrian Hough, Alan Cumming, Alex Ferris, Alexander Burton, Alf Humphreys, Alfonso Quijada, Andy Grote, Anthony Heald, Aron Tager, Ben Foster, Ben Glenday, Ben Jensen, Benita Ha, Bill Duke, Brad Kelly, Brad Loree, Brenna O'Brien, Brett Morris, Brett Ratner, Brian Cox III, Bryan Singer, Bryce Hodgson, Cameron Bright, Carson Manning, Cayden Boyd, Cecil Phillips, Charles Siegel, Chelah Horsdal, Chiara Zanni, Chris Claremont, Clayton Watmough, Colin Lawrence, Connor Widdows, Cotter Smith, Dan Duran, Dania Ramirez, Daniel Cudmore, Daniel Magder, Darren McGuire, Dave Allen Clark, Dave Brown, David Black, David Fabrizio, David Hayter, David J Nichols, David Kaye, Deryck Blake, Desiree Zurowski, Devin Douglas Drewitz, Donna Goodhand, Doug Lennox, Dylan Kussman, Eleanor Comes, Elias Zarou, Ellen Page, Elliot Page, Emy Aneke, Eric Dane, George Buza, Glen Curtis, Greg Rikaart, Gregori Miakouchkine, Guiseppe Gallaccio, Haley Ramm, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Ilke Hincer, Jackie A Greenbank, James Kirk, Jason S Whitmer, Jay Yoo, Jermaine Lopez, Jill Krop, Jill Teed, Joey Purpura, John Nelles, John Pyper-Ferguson, Josef Sommer, Julian Christopher, Julian Richings, Justin Callan, Katie Stuart, Katrina Florece, Kea Wong, Keely Purvis, Kelly Hu, Kelsey Grammer, Ken Leung, Kendall Cross, Kenneth J. McGregor, Kevin Rushton, Kurt Max Runte, Lance Gibson, Lloyd Adams, Lori Stewart, Luke Pohl, Madison Lanc, Makenzie Vega, Malcolm Nefsky, Manuel Verge, Mark Lukyn, Marrett Green, Matt Weinberg, Meiling Melançon, Mi Jung Lee, Michael David Simms, Michael Joycelyn, Michael Murphy, Michael Reid Mackay, Michael Soltis, Michasha Armstrong, Nanette Barrutia-Harrison, Nolan Funk, Omahyra, Patrick Stewart, Peter Kawasaki, Peter Wingfield, Quinn Wright, R. Lee Ermey, Ralph Zuljan, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Rene Quijada, Richard Bradshaw, Richard C Burton, Richard Yee, Robert Hayley, Robert Snow, Roger R. Cross, Ron Blecker, Ron James, Ron Sham, Rupinder Brar, Scott Leva, Shauna Kain, Shawn Ashmore, Sheri G Feldman, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Sideah Alladice, Stan Lee, Stephen Spender, Steve Bacic, Sumela Kay, Tanya Newbould, Ted Friend, Todd Dulmage, Tom De Santo, Ty Olsson, Via Saleaumua, Vinnie Jones, Wolfgang Muller, Zoltan Buday See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,877 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray |
| Genre | Action/Adventure |
| Initial release date | 2016-01-01 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Action/Adventure
- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Contributor:** Aaron Douglas, Aaron Pearl, Aaron Stanford, Abi Ganem, Adam Robitel, Adrian Hough, Alan Cumming, Alex Ferris, Alexander Burton, Alf Humphreys, Alfonso Quijada, Andy Grote, Anthony Heald, Aron Tager, Ben Foster, Ben Glenday, Ben Jensen, Benita Ha, Bill Duke, Brad Kelly, Brad Loree, Brenna O'Brien, Brett Morris, Brett Ratner, Brian Cox III, Bryan Singer, Bryce Hodgson, Cameron Bright, Carson Manning, Cayden Boyd, Cecil Phillips, Charles Siegel, Chelah Horsdal, Chiara Zanni, Chris Claremont, Clayton Watmough, Colin Lawrence, Connor Widdows, Cotter Smith, Dan Duran, Dania Ramirez, Daniel Cudmore, Daniel Magder, Darren McGuire, Dave Allen Clark, Dave Brown, David Black, David Fabrizio, David Hayter, David J Nichols, David Kaye, Deryck Blake, Desiree Zurowski, Devin Douglas Drewitz, Donna Goodhand, Doug Lennox, Dylan Kussman, Eleanor Comes, Elias Zarou, Ellen Page, Elliot Page, Emy Aneke, Eric Dane, George Buza, Glen Curtis, Greg Rikaart, Gregori Miakouchkine, Guiseppe Gallaccio, Haley Ramm, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Ilke Hincer, Jackie A Greenbank, James Kirk, Jason S Whitmer, Jay Yoo, Jermaine Lopez, Jill Krop, Jill Teed, Joey Purpura, John Nelles, John Pyper-Ferguson, Josef Sommer, Julian Christopher, Julian Richings, Justin Callan, Katie Stuart, Katrina Florece, Kea Wong, Keely Purvis, Kelly Hu, Kelsey Grammer, Ken Leung, Kendall Cross, Kenneth J. McGregor, Kevin Rushton, Kurt Max Runte, Lance Gibson, Lloyd Adams, Lori Stewart, Luke Pohl, Madison Lanc, Makenzie Vega, Malcolm Nefsky, Manuel Verge, Mark Lukyn, Marrett Green, Matt Weinberg, Meiling Melançon, Mi Jung Lee, Michael David Simms, Michael Joycelyn, Michael Murphy, Michael Reid Mackay, Michael Soltis, Michasha Armstrong, Nanette Barrutia-Harrison, Nolan Funk, Omahyra, Patrick Stewart, Peter Kawasaki, Peter Wingfield, Quinn Wright, R. Lee Ermey, Ralph Zuljan, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Rene Quijada, Richard Bradshaw, Richard C Burton, Richard Yee, Robert Hayley, Robert Snow, Roger R. Cross, Ron Blecker, Ron James, Ron Sham, Rupinder Brar, Scott Leva, Shauna Kain, Shawn Ashmore, Sheri G Feldman, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Sideah Alladice, Stan Lee, Stephen Spender, Steve Bacic, Sumela Kay, Tanya Newbould, Ted Friend, Todd Dulmage, Tom De Santo, Ty Olsson, Via Saleaumua, Vinnie Jones, Wolfgang Muller, Zoltan Buday
- **Initial release date:** 2016-01-01
- **Language:** English

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The movies are great and are the roots that launched the comic book ...
*by T***6 on November 6, 2017*

This is the Blu Ray set to get. It has all of the extras that the new Blu Ray version omits. Each movie has it's own case and bonus disc which has making the film featuretts and interviews from X-Men comic writers. The movies are great and are the roots that launched the comic book movie Hollywood takeover. Fun fact Marvel's Kevin Feige was involved in all 3. X1 gets the best Blu Ray upgrade. Being a movie from 2000, it has been cleaned up greatly. X1 is a bit dated however. X2 is the premier movie in this set. Based on the popular God Loves Man Kills story arc this movie is widely considered the best of the original trilogy. Great action, special effects hold up surprisingly well (Nightcrawler's white house attack, so GOOD). Say what you will about Bryan Singer as a writer but when it comes to action scenes and camera position and camera shooting (LOOKIN AT YOU RUSSO BROTHERS WITH YOUR INABILITY TO SHOOT NON CLOSEUPS...) he's gold. In my not so humble opinion X2 ranks just as high as much of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. X3.... Where to begin with this one. It's a maligned movie but I don't know if I'd call it bad per say...Every problem this movie has form their beginning with Fox's piece of crap former head Tom Rothman. This detestable man hates comic book movies. He cut the X1 and X2 budgets and advanced X1s release. Miracle it turned out so well. Greveous of all he chased Bryan Singer away from X3. Singer was working on Superman but Rothman wouldn't wait for him to finish it. Instead he rushed X3 into production to compete with Superman as some type of punishment. It wasn't ready actors were all busy Singer had taken Marsden (Cyclops) with him which is why he was in so little of X3 and also why a certain part in the early movie happened. X3 was set to start shooting and still had no director. Bret Ratner came in last minute to direct. Ratner wanted to adapt The Cure story arc from the comics. While Singer and his producers had been setting up Dark Phoenix in X2. See the problem...We ended up with an okish cure plot but Dark Phoenix set a new definition of butchering source material. The 2 stories just didn't mesh together. One or the other would have been better. That being said I still enjoy X3. It has the best action/powers effects of the original trilogy. It's cool. I like the fights scenes as well. And we can't leave out the awesome bridge scene. The movie has grown on me since it's been written out of current X-Men timeline lore. Knowing that these events are now a 'what if' scenerio make the film more watchable and enjoyable knowing that it no longer screws up the core team (see Days of Future Past). At least to me anyway.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Great Boxset For The X-Men Fan...
*by J***N on June 30, 2011*

What we have here is a simple boxset for the X-men Trilogy of movies. You get X-Men , X2 and X-Men: The Last Stand. While the box-set itself is not very impressive, the quality of the DVDs is. The package comes in a simple laminated box with each DVD having its own standard sized case. Each disk looks great on my DVD player(1080p up-scaled) and the audio is crisp. SPECIAL FEATURES DISK 1: X-Men - Deleted Scenes** - Animatics - Art Gallery - Storyboards - Trailers & TV Spots - Hugh Jackman Screen Test - "Metant Watch" Featurette - Charlie Rose Interview **The Deleted Scenes are part of a 10 minute addition of the film. To view them you must watched the film in "Branching" Mode (in the options). This is perhaps the weakest part of the DVD as instead of smoothly transitioning the scenes into the movie they are loaded in. What this means is when a deleted scene comes up, the DVD stops playing a moment(black screen) and loads the deleted scene, which has the X-Men symbol in the corner. When finished the DVD goes to a black screen again and reloads where you were in the film. It makes for a very clunky play-through. On Older DVD's you could select the scenes individually. On the DVD I got you are unable to. Disk 2: X2: X-Men United - Audio Commentary by Bryan Singer & Newton Thomas Sigel - Audio Commentary by the Writers & Producers * Outside of the commentary there is no bonus features what-so-ever on the disk I received. The movie itself was great! Disk 3: X3: The Last Stand - Audio Commentary by Director/Screenwriters and Producers - Deleted Scenes - 3 Alternative Endings OVERALL: If you are looking to own all 3 movies then this set is a great deal, as you get all 3 movies for a fair price here. While this does not constitute a complete collection, since there are special features are missing (especially the 2nd movie) you can't go wrong with this set.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Blessed Blu-ray Treatment
*by T***. on June 30, 2009*

I got to hand it to Fox, they really mastered this blu-ray trilogy. I was unimpressed by the lack of the Spider-man trilogy's special features. I think anything being re-released onto blu-ray should have something new besides video and sound quality. This box set is almost overloaded with features that kept me watching for hours and hours. I found some of the features to repeat themselves, but for the most part they were worthwhile. My absolute favorite was the one-hour special on the history of X-men comics found on the X3 special features disc. I felt that alone gave me the ultimate satisfaction for purchasing this set. I had the previous dvd copies, and this was a huge step in the right direction. Thank you Fox! Your blu-ray quality is about what you would expect for the series. The first movie was in 2000 so I was most interested in that transfer. X-men had the most apparent positive transfer. The other films have your standard blu-ray quality. I wouldn't necessarily rate the films individually because you have all seen them by this point. It is a great trilogy, with a rough third part. I enjoyed the Singer movies a lot more than Brett Ratner's take. If you're looking for a feature-packed blu-ray boxed-set this is a must have. Don't buy in to those empty box trilogies they put out with nothing on them. They will release a better version in time and it will aggravate you that you didn't wait. I give my example on the Spider-man trilogy. Will all these movies being such great hits, I can comparitively say that 20th Century Fox really did us justice on this release, and I hope more distribution companies recognize the bar that they have set. Remember for those of you who dislike the features in the first place, it makes everyone happy to have an abundance of them. The regular movie watchers can watch the film occasionally and be done. Then the nerds like me can watch all the features and get our moneys' worth. Putting out these box sets with nothing on them only satisfies a certain audience. The X-men Trilogy has paved a path for future franchise blu-rays to follow.

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