The film tells the story of Charles Xavier, who was born in a wealthy family, and Eric Lanschel, who escaped death in a Nazi concentration camp, with the imminent war between the United States and the Soviet Union as the background of the decisive battle.
From the different growth trajectories of 'Professor X' Charles and 'Magneto' Eric, to the acquaintance of the two, and the joint establishment of the x mutant team, to the end of the different paths due to disagreements. It can be said that the film takes the story of the two most famous enemies in the X-Men world as the main line, supplemented by the unique two-level pattern of the 1960s with the background of the unstable world environment, showing us a possible The most modern superhero movie to date.
The slightly pale and brushed-off historical settings and contexts of the original film series are presented with authenticity and seriousness in this work that pays homage to the '60s era when the original X-Men comics were born. The two-level pattern after World War II In this big era, any sensitive spark may become the fuse of the war. Therefore, in such a complex international environment, the story background of the X-Men is in line with the superpowers of the characters themselves. At the same time, this sci-fi movie is no longer as weak as a traditional superhero movie, but is extraordinarily real!
The reason why we say this is the best era is because of the rapid development of computer special effects and the level of film production, as well as the audience's ability to accept comics adapted movies. Therefore, this is the most suitable time for special effects and stars. Come to present the best era of superhero comic-themed movies! And the reason why it is said to be the worst era is because of the crazy visual bombing of anime adaptation movies and the excessively frequent live-action process of Marvel comic characters. Today's X-Men series and many superhero-themed movies have become very popular. It's hard to be as majestic as before
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