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X-Men: The Last Stand - Brett Ratner

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Directed by: 
Brett Ratner
Story by: 
Jack Kirby
Stan Lee
Screenplay by: 
Simon Kinberg
Zak Penn
Produced by: 
Lauren Shuler Donner
Ralph Winter
Avi Arad
Release year: 
2006
Country: 
United States of America
United Kingdom
Canada
Runtime: 
104min
Genre: 
Action Film
Science Fiction
Thriller
Fantasy
Action/Adventure
Superhero movie
Sci-Fi Adventure
Music by: 
John Powell
Prequel: 
X-Men 2
Sequel: 
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Locations: 
Golden Gate Bridge
New York City
Vancouver
Soundtrack: 
X-Men: The Last Stand
Tagline: 
Take a Stand
Plot: 
It has been several months since The X-Men stopped William Stryker, but that victory came at a price: they have lost Jean Grey when she tried to save them from the collapsed reservoir. Scott Summers (Cyclops) is still grieving about her loss. One day, he comes out to the place where Jean Grey sacrificed herself. Jean Grey appears right in front of him. Meanwhile, the rift between humans and mutants has finally reached the boiling point. Humans have discovered what causes humans to mutate and have found a cure for the mutation. The X-Men are appalled at this idea. When news about the cure comes to Magneto, he decides to organize an army of mutants and wage his war against the humans. When Jean Grey evolves into the Phoenix, her new mutant powers are so strong that she can not control her own body. Then, she kills off Professor X with her new powers. Now, The X-Men must stop Magneto again and put an end to the war against the humans, as well as stop Jean Grey's Phoenix powers.
Cast: 
Patrick Stewart
as
Professor X
Halle Berry
as
Storm
Ian McKellen
as
Magneto
Famke Janssen
as
Jean Grey
Anna Paquin
as
Rogue
Kelsey Grammer
as
Beast
James Marsden
as
Cyclops
Rebecca Romijn
as
Mystique
Shawn Ashmore
as
Iceman
Aaron Stanford
as
Pyro
Vinnie Jones
as
Juggernaut
Cameron Bright
as
Leech
Hugh Jackman
as
Wolverine
Daniel Cudmore
as
Colossus
Ben Foster
as
Warren Worthington III
Ken Leung
as
Quentin Quire
Omahyra Mota
as
Arclight
Kea Wong
as
Jubilee
Shauna Kain
as
Siryn
Shohreh Aghdashloo
as
Kavita Rao
Eric Dane
as
Jamie Madrox
Dania Ramirez
as
Callisto
Michael Murphy
as
Warren Kenneth Worthington Jr.
Bill Duke
as
Bolivar Trask
Haley Ramm
as
Jean Grey
(
Young Jean Grey
)
Ellen Page
as
Kitty Pryde
R. Lee Ermey
as
Sergeant
Olivia Williams
as
Moira MacTaggert
Makenzie Vega
as
Prison Truck Little Girl
Josef Sommer
as
The President
Desiree Zurowski
as
Mrs. Grey
Adrian Hough
as
Mr. Grey
Chris Claremont
as
Lawnmower Man
Stan Lee
as
Waterhose Man
Cayden Boyd
as
Warren Worthington III
(
Young Angel
)
Tanya Newbould
as
Dr. McCoy's Assistant
Anthony Heald
as
FBI Mystique Interrogator
Connor Widdows
as
Jones
Luke Pohl
as
Flea
Julian Richings
as
Mutant Theatre Organizer
Lloyd Adams
as
Lizard Man
Richard Yee
as
Phat
(
Little Phat
)
Via Saleaumua
as
Phat
Meiling Melançon
as
Psylocke
Clayton Watmough
as
Glob Herman
Julian Christopher
as
Prison Truck Guard #1
Brad Kelly
as
Prison Truck Guard #2
Mi-Jung Lee
as
Newscaster
Benita Ha
as
Worthington Technician
Ron James
as
Prison Truck Driver
Lance Gibson
as
Spike
Aaron Pearl
as
Team Leader
Chelah Horsdal
as
Minivan Mother
John Pyper-Ferguson
as
Minivan Father
Brenna O'Brien
as
Minivan Daughter
Justin Callan
as
Minivan Son #1
Alex Ferris
as
Minivan Son #2
Peter Kawasaki
as
Photographer
Ron Blecker
as
Commander
Emy Aneke
as
Alcatraz Lieutenant
David Smith
as
Omega Mutie
Ed Appleby
as
Soldier
Zoltán Buday
as
Mutant Cure
Denis Corbett
as
School Gardener
Christopher Fosh
as
Husband at BBQ
Donna Goodhand
as
Mother
Mark Helfrich
as
Ash Man
Bryce Hodgson
as
Artie Maddicks
Chris Duchaine
as
U.S. Military Soldier
Robert Hayley
as
Captain
Ryan Kenneth King
as
X-Student
Dan McPeake
as
Kid at Funeral
Tony Stef'Ano
as
Mutant
John Andrew Vaas
as
Brotherhood Mutant
Geoff White
as
Protesting Mutant

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