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X-Men 2

Titre original : X2
  • 2003
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  • 2h 14min
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Famke Janssen, Halle Berry, Alan Cumming, Anna Paquin, Ian McKellen, Shawn Ashmore, Hugh Jackman, and Aaron Stanford in X-Men 2 (2003)
US Home Video Trailer from 20th Century Fox
Lire trailer0:52
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Les X-Men s'unissent pour trouver un assassin mutant qui a tenté de tuer le président, tandis que l'Académie des mutants (Mutant Academy) est attaquée par les forces militaires.Les X-Men s'unissent pour trouver un assassin mutant qui a tenté de tuer le président, tandis que l'Académie des mutants (Mutant Academy) est attaquée par les forces militaires.Les X-Men s'unissent pour trouver un assassin mutant qui a tenté de tuer le président, tandis que l'Académie des mutants (Mutant Academy) est attaquée par les forces militaires.

  • Réalisation
    • Bryan Singer
  • Scénario
    • Zak Penn
    • David Hayter
    • Bryan Singer
  • Casting principal
    • Patrick Stewart
    • Hugh Jackman
    • Halle Berry
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,4/10
    600 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    1 881
    429
    • Réalisation
      • Bryan Singer
    • Scénario
      • Zak Penn
      • David Hayter
      • Bryan Singer
    • Casting principal
      • Patrick Stewart
      • Hugh Jackman
      • Halle Berry
    • 1.2Kavis d'utilisateurs
    • 165avis des critiques
    • 68Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 6 victoires et 41 nominations au total

    Vidéos13

    X-Men 1.5
    Trailer 0:52
    X-Men 1.5
    X2: X-Men United
    Trailer 2:31
    X2: X-Men United
    X2: X-Men United
    Trailer 2:31
    X2: X-Men United
    X2: X-Men United
    Trailer 2:32
    X2: X-Men United
    What Roles Has Hugh Jackman Been Considered For?
    Clip 4:16
    What Roles Has Hugh Jackman Been Considered For?
    Why Denzel Washington Would Be a Perfect Magneto
    Clip 3:52
    Why Denzel Washington Would Be a Perfect Magneto
    How the MCU Might Meet the Mutants
    Clip 3:24
    How the MCU Might Meet the Mutants

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    Patrick Stewart
    Patrick Stewart
    • Professor Charles Xavier
    Hugh Jackman
    Hugh Jackman
    • Logan…
    Halle Berry
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    • Ororo Munroe…
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    Ian McKellen
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    • Jean Grey
    James Marsden
    James Marsden
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    Anna Paquin
    Anna Paquin
    • Rogue
    Rebecca Romijn
    Rebecca Romijn
    • Raven Darkholme
    • (as Rebecca Romijn-Stamos)
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    Brian Cox
    Brian Cox
    • William Stryker
    Alan Cumming
    Alan Cumming
    • Kurt Wagner…
    Bruce Davison
    Bruce Davison
    • Senator Kelly
    Aaron Stanford
    Aaron Stanford
    • John Allerdyce…
    Shawn Ashmore
    Shawn Ashmore
    • Bobby Drake…
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    Kelly Hu
    • Yuriko Oyama…
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    Katie Stuart
    • Kitty Pryde
    Kea Wong
    Kea Wong
    • Jubilation Lee…
    Cotter Smith
    Cotter Smith
    • President McKenna
    Chiara Zanni
    Chiara Zanni
    • White House Tour Guide
    • Réalisation
      • Bryan Singer
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      • Zak Penn
      • David Hayter
      • Bryan Singer
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    Reviewers say 'X2: X-Men United' directed by Bryan Singer is acclaimed for its dynamic action sequences, deep character development, and thematic complexity. Singer brings a distinctive visual style and emotional depth to the X-Men series. While some critics note pacing issues and over-the-top moments, the majority appreciate the film's engaging narrative and strong performances, particularly from Hugh Jackman and Ian McKellen.
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    Devotchka

    Better than the first.

    This movie was great--much better than the original film, which was pretty standard as far as summer blockbusters go. X-2 skipped all the awkward and unnecessary attempts at a backstory (and I'm speaking as someone who knew next to nothing about the XMen when I saw the film) and went straight for an intelligent route. The characters were fascinating and the special effects were truly pretty good--and that's saying something, since I'm usually bored out of my mind by that kind of thing.Some of the acting was absolutely wonderful. Rebecca Romijn Stamos, Ian McKellen, Alan Cummings, Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, and Anna Paquin more than made up for the mediocre attempts of Halle Berry and Famke Janssen.
    8MinorityReporter

    Another X-ellent movie!

    Some people would tell you that X2 is more conventional and mainstream than the first movie and to that I can only say: What a load of rubbish! Not only does X2 continue in the style set by the first film but it also improves on it greatly. This is achieved by adding more characters, making a deeper story and making the ever expanding universe even more chaotic so as better to capture the essence of the comic book. Two thumbs way up! The story picks up after the events of the first film in a way that pleases the viewers of the first film and is satisfactory to new viewers. The story is still well written and the pacing has improved a lot from the first film. There are no real slow points during the movie and the director takes special care to cram many of the scenes with breath taking visual effects so the audience will never lose interest. The dialog is once again both very sharp and witty and intelligent and allows for adequate character development. The character development is something some people have seen fit to criticize as they claim there isn't enough of it and except for only two characters I whole heartedly disagree. The character development of the main characters happened pretty much in the first film and therefore it is only necessary to add a bit more depth to the characters instead of repeating the character development from the first film. I did feel, however, that the film seemed somewhat rushed at times and that is a shame as it definitely had potential to be a 2½ hour film.

    The acting is still sublime and I, of course, have to emphasize Hugh Jackman who is still absolutely brilliant as Wolverine. Both in bringing out the animal sides during the fight sequences but also in keeping the character human like in the comics. Ian McKellen returns as well and further fleshes out his character of Magneto and makes the character every bit as devious and charismatic as in the previous film. Patrick Stewart returns as well and does what he did in the first film and he is still the only one who could play Xavier. Among the new actors are Brian Cox and Alan Cumming. Cox does what he does best and plays the new villain with the exaggerated style he usually does. Cumming on the other hand shows remarkable depth as Nightcrawler and is in spite of his appearance one of the most human characters in the film. I will miss him in the third film. Lets hope Beast is any bit as good as in the comics. Some have had their characters lessened in the sequel. Most notably James Marsden while Famke Jansen's character is developed further. Halle Berry's character Storm is still kept in the background but I'm sure she will get more screen time in the third film. Aside from the ones I have now mentioned the acting is quite good all round.

    Action wise the film took a major step up from the first film and many of the action scenes are quite simply awesome. We get to see more of Wolverine's feral rage which is always worth a look. All fights scenes with Wolverine are awesome and some of the most entertaining I've seen. Also we get a brief glimpse of Collosus kicking some ass and he does look cool I must say. In fact many of the individual mutants' powers are fleshed out in X2 and like in the original X-Men film they look absolutely beautiful. My only concern regarding the effects and action scenes is how on earth they are going to top them in the coming third X-Men film.

    In regards to music and sound the film improved upon the first film with a much more catchy soundtrack and more audible effects. For example the sounds of Wolverine's claws shooting out and retracting have been amplified making him even more menacing than he was in the first film. Very well done.

    All in all X2 is an excellent continuation of the original film and we are nearing something that is more like a saga than a series of films. I'm really beginning to see Bryan Singer as a master director after these two brilliant films and I am a little sad he opted to do Superman Returns rather than finish what he started with the X-Men films.

    8/10
    7nived84

    "Sometimes the mind needs to discover things for itself."

    2000's smash hit X-Men certainly deserved a sequel (or two, or three), especially with all the cash it made and how the first one ended. Now the X-Men are back together once again, and this time they've got some new friends, including Nightcrawler and Pyro, and as well as some new enemies like William Stryker and Lady Deathstrike (his personal mutant "assistant"/slave). This time the X-Men find themselves locked in an unlikely alliance with Magneto and Mystique (their nemeses from the first film) against an evil military scientist named William Stryker, whose main goal is to eradicate the world of mutants once and for all.

    X2: X-Men United is in many ways an improvement over the first film. It's more psychological, it's longer, there's more action, more mutants, more of Wolverine slicing it up and like the first film it's never boring or drags, right from the get-go X2 is fierce and exciting. In fact, X2 is almost the perfect comic book film… almost. The one little, weak link in X2, for me at least, was Nightcrawler. Now, I like the character of Nightcrawler, but I honestly didn't care that much for Alan Cumming, he came off as a bit weak, and kind of "dorky". The character of Nightcrawler really just seems like a huge convenience to the plot; like the scene where he rescues Rogue in the X-Jet, which was oh so very convenient. But the one thing I liked about Nightcrawler, besides that awesome opening sequence in the White House, was his religious side, which I thought was interesting and made me sympathize with the character a little more.

    Pretty much everything in X2 works perfectly fine, which I attribute all that success to the amazing cast (Jackman, McKellen, Stewart, Marsden, Janssen, Berry, Paquin, Cox, Romijn), and the fact that the film was written and directed by the same people who clearly knew what they were doing back in 2000, and here they show us once again they still know what they're doing, and they aren't afraid to up the ante and take it up a notch. If you liked the first X-Men there's really no reason at all why wouldn't enjoy or like X2 as much, or maybe even more than the first film. It still has those surprising moments of humor, and plenty of action, maybe even more so than the original. And like the original, X2 sets itself up for a third film; let's just hope it turns out (at the very least) as good as the first two films, if not better.
    suicidea

    why all the underrating?

    A lot has been said about this movie, as is the case with many recent Hollywood comics adaptations. While I truly respect everyone's opinion, I really don't see the point in some criticisms brought up against this movie.

    (Definitely NO spoilers ahead.)

    First of all, we must realize that X-men comics have been around for decades. They existed before many of you were born. Still, the producers had to assume that the average audience had little or no idea about the mutant phenomenon, but Bryan singer did a very good job (as always) in the first film, and introduced the audience. Besides, adapting such a story with so many characters to the screen is no easy job, and is also risky, considering it's Hollywood and it must return all those millions. So the mutant phenomenon was well explained, the characters and their abilities introduced, and the plot (which actually had a story, unlike many action flicks) was carried out smoothly. All in the running time of one film. good job.

    The second film, however, had to concentrate (naturally) on more characters and a more thorough story. This is why I object (in the title) to people criticising this film for "lack of character development" etc. Many of the characters WERE developed in the first film. If you never read x-men comics, and did not even see the first movie, and see this one right away and still expect the director/writer to spell things out for you, well, you'll be disappointed. "Where did Colossus take the kids during the attack?" someone asked. To hide them somewhere, THAT'S where he took them. I don't think people would like to see the director spell out everything, such as Colossus' inner voice saying, "Well, let me take these kids somewhere beneath this multimillion dollar facility, to hide them from the bad guys."

    And the newly-introduced characters were introduced well enough. You see their abilities, you see whose side they're on, you even learn more about their personalities as the movie progresses. What else do you need to learn? Which team he supports?

    The highlight of the film was definitely Mystique's transformation scenes, very well done.

    The movie had many shortcomings, of course, the pace slowed down more than once, some main characters, especially Cyclops, were almost lost, but the plusses were way more than minuses. Especially Nightcrawler, who almost stole the lead from Wolverine. I must also add that Wolverine is much more violent in this film than the first, much more like the original comic character.

    As for the people who complain about the abundance of characters. Well, bad news for you. X-men is not a story of a couple of guys and their girlfriends. There are much more characters, hopefully to be seen in the next sequel(s). Jubilee, Pyro and Colossus were all hinted in this one. Though I'm eager to see Gambit also, I can't wait to see how they will do the Beast. Of course, I can see the "no character development" people asking each other, "Who is Beast?"

    In short, this movie does what it's supposed to do: Gives us entertainment, and shows us our favorite characters on screen.
    9chiragrathod09

    A Darker, Deeper Dive into Mutantkind

    X2: X-Men United is a significant escalation from its predecessor, trading the exploratory tone of the first film for a high-octane thriller with profound thematic depth. Director Bryan Singer masterfully expands the X-Men universe while delving deeper into the characters and their complex moral dilemmas.

    The film's narrative is driven by a ticking clock, as the X-Men face a formidable new threat in Colonel William Stryker (Brian Cox), a ruthless anti-mutant zealot. This heightened stakes approach elevates the action sequences to a new level of intensity, with the climactic showdown at the Weapon X facility being a particular highlight.

    However, X2 is more than just a blockbuster spectacle. It explores mature themes of government surveillance, human experimentation, and the blurred lines between hero and villain. The introduction of Nightcrawler (Alan Cumming) adds a poignant dimension to the story, as his character grapples with questions of faith and belonging.

    The ensemble cast delivers outstanding performances. Hugh Jackman's Wolverine continues to evolve, showcasing his character's vulnerability alongside his ferocious fighting style. Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen's dynamic as Professor X and Magneto reaches new heights of complexity. Halle Berry's Storm emerges as a powerful and independent figure, while the additions of Alan Cumming and Shawn Ashmore as Iceman bring fresh energy to the franchise.

    One of the film's strengths lies in its character development. Wolverine's backstory is partially unveiled, offering glimpses into his tormented past. This adds layers to his complex character, making him even more compelling. Nightcrawler's introduction brings a refreshing dynamic, his faith-based struggles providing a unique perspective on the mutant experience.

    While the film's pacing is occasionally uneven, and some plot points feel rushed, X2 remains a thrilling and thought-provoking entry in the superhero genre. It successfully builds upon the foundation laid by the first film, offering a richer and more complex exploration of the mutant world.

    The relationship between Professor X and Magneto continues to be a core element, but their dynamic shifts as they find themselves on the same side, albeit for different reasons. This unexpected alliance adds complexity to their characters and provides opportunities for intriguing character interactions.

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    • Anecdotes
      Most of the extras playing frozen people were actually mimes, who are used to not moving.
    • Gaffes
      In Alkali Lake, as Nightcrawler and Storm are going to rescue the captured child mutants, when the camera pans to looking at the mutants with the back of the cell centre frame, you can clearly see Nightcrawler standing there before he actually teleports into the room a second or two later.
    • Citations

      Professor X: Logan, my tolerance for your smoking in the mansion notwithstanding, continue smoking that in here, and you'll spend the rest of your days under the belief that you're a six-year-old girl.

      Wolverine: You'd do that?

      Professor X: I'd have Jean braid your hair.

    • Crédits fous
      When the 20th Century Fox logo fades away, the X in the logo stays for a second longer before it also fades away.
    • Versions alternatives
      In the American version of the movie, Wolverine asks for "something other than chocolate milk" and receives the reply "There should be some Dr Pepper..." In international versions, the replay is "There should be some soda...". In both versions, the bottle is still a Dr Pepper bottle, only the audio is altered.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Evolution in the Details: The Design of 'X2' (2003)
    • Bandes originales
      Dies Irae
      From "Requiem in D Minor, K.626"

      Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

      Courtesy of Firstcom Music Inc.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 30 avril 2003 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Canada
      • États-Unis
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    • Langues
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      • Allemand
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    • Lieux de tournage
      • Kananaskis Country, Alberta, Canada
    • Sociétés de production
      • Twentieth Century Fox
      • Marvel Enterprises
      • Donners' Company
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      • 110 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 214 949 694 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 85 558 731 $US
      • 4 mai 2003
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 407 711 549 $US
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