"X-Men 2" created a visual dislocation, which may be a bit less than that of "Hulk." After all, one is that science has changed destiny, and the other is that humans have problems in evolution. Humans have obviously encountered more troubles in evolution than imagined, but after all, unlike other species, humans have found an evolutionary path suitable for their development. The symbol of the success of an art film may be to create a true inner world for the audience, and the symbol of the success of a science fiction film is to create a false but yearning world for the audience.
"X-Men 2" has been a bit more polished in the plot of Wolverine’s roots, and with the humanized and tragic plot of Jin Grae’s self-transformation and final self-sacrifice, the second episode is more than the first episode. It's a bit epic. In addition, the key point that such a comic-changing movie, which is general in terms of special effects and plot, can be so popular is that the film is an excellent interpretation of the main characters in the comics. The main characters in the film are very distinctive in terms of appearance and personality. It can be said that these characters have supported this series of films.
