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X-MEN 2: THE EVOLVING MUTANTS
It’s not a sequel, says director Bryan Singer, but an evolution, as X2 explodes onto the world’s screens. And coming from the director of The Usual Suspects and Apt Pupil, that’s not just Hollywood hype. The X-Men universe is designed to expand. Andrew L. Urban reports.
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X-MEN: BEHIND THE X-MEN LORE
Born out of the tumult of the ’60s - prejudice, fear
and the whole damn thing - there are political and sociological
issues and messages inherent in the X-Men lore, say the
filmmakers in this edited extract from notes to the production.
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He’s not driven by any sense of justice – he doesn’t save the world because it should be saved. XXX is a new kind of action hero: a badass guy who kicks bad butt only because he’s good at it. And because he has to – or go to jail. Andrew L. Urban reports on the birth of a movie franchise: Triple-X.
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