Varietywham-bam sequel noticeably lacking in the pop gravitas, moody atmospherics and emotional weight that made the first two Mar...
New York Daily NewsTaking over from the more cerebral Bryan Singer, Ratner is unable to maintain the emotional intensity that has made this ser...
The Boston GlobeThe battle sequences, always the least exciting, most obligatory feature of the first two movies, seem to have something at ...
Chicago Sun-TimesI liked the action, I liked the absurdity, I liked the incongruous use and misuse of mutant powers, and I especially liked t...
Chicago TribuneX-Men: The Last Stand is spectacular but alienating: a high-flying high-tech product that impresses but fails to move you.
San Francisco ChronicleThis is the third film in the series, which means that on three occasions now we've been presented with the same story, feat...
Entertainment WeeklyThis is interesting stuff. So why does The Last Stand feel driven to dumb itself down, as if embarrassed by its own ideas?
USA TodayX-Men: The Last Stand expands on the themes of discrimination and alienation explored in the first two films, and still reta...
The Austin ChronicleThere's much to enjoy here -- Ratner's pacing is fluid and fast and the film rushes along its busy, cluttered way with somet...
ReelViewsX-Men: The Last Stand is the first blockbuster of the 2006 summer season that hasn't caused me to shake my head with disappo...
Film ThreatLook out, it's Porcupine Guy! His hugs are lethal! And there's "Angel," who...flies around a lot with his shirt off.
Salon ArtsThe Last Stand is a hugely ambitious picture, and it would have been far more successful if Ratner had scaled it down to foc...
Washington Post[Director] Ratner makes a hash of the story and characters his predecessor brought to such complex, sympathetic life, delive...
NewsweekSillier than the Singer versions, Ratner's movie is also -- for this less-than-reverent X-Men fan -- more satisfying.
Wall Street JournalX-Men: The Last Stand has shifted the shape of the franchise from pretty good, if uninspired, to terrifically entertaining. ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Brett Ratner
Writer: Zak Penn
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Ian McKellen
Release: May 26, 2006
Writer: Zak Penn
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Ian McKellen
Release: May 26, 2006
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