X-Men: The Last Stand---Best Movie Ever!

Actually...this isn't much of a disappointment, because I hear the same guys that.....ANOTHER SPOILER ALERT!....."deaged" Ian McKellen in a flashback scene from the movie are going to do the same to him in the "Magneto" spin-off. So, Ian McKellen is going to be playing a younger version of himself, meaning that they're not going to get some young guy (thank goodness!).

Oh, and this might be off-topic, but I hear that the Silver Surfer is definitely going to be in the sequel to Fantastic Four.

Here's what is happening to Xavier in the comics- Due to Decimation( Long stroy) Xavier has lost his powers(See "X-Meneadly Genesis #5). And to make things worse for him, Scott just plain and simply told him to leave the mansion(See "X-Meneadly Genesis #6). This may cause division among the X-Men(See upcoming issues of Uncanny X-Men and X-Men),

I think that is a good thing there won't be a fourth movie. A spin-off is is certainly not a new Idea, but it is something else besides a sequel.

I wonder if the spin-off for Magneto is going to be set in the same timeframe as the prologue to the movie. If they're going to have McKellen play a younger version of his character, they might as well have the spin-off be set in 1986 or ten years earlier than that.

I really liked how my three favorite X-Men characters, Iceman, Kirry Pryde, and Angel, were given chances to shine, despite not having very much screen time.

I'm glad Clolosuss(spelling?) got more screen time in this movie.

He barely had any lines, though.

Oh, and here's a theory about Magneto. Spoilers ahead.

He's not cured, that much is kind of obvious. When Beast sunk the darts into Magneto, they never actually touched him. I don't believe for a second that Magneto is the kind of guy who would let his guard down. He probably wears a metal plate under his suit... that would also explain a scene where he was flying without standing on any metal.