the bridge seems about the most pointless way possible to move some people to alcatraz. aside from any physics issues (also makes it annoying anyway). although, the bridge did finally make minimal sense when magneto started chunking the cars. was that the plan or improv?

stan lee is at the very beginning when jean grey is levitating the cars. i think he’s had a cameo in every marvel film. at least spiderman 1 & 2 for sure and i think the other x-men.

i missed the part at the end. the credits mark the end of the movie. there shouldn’t be anything important afterwards. there’s no point.

The dialogue almost in it’s entirety was cheesy and preachy. When they are going to Alcatraz why/how come it turns from day to night instantly?
The whole golden gate bridge was cool but a bit much. From a structural engineer’s standpoint it’s ludicrous: a triple span bridge goes to a self supporting single span bridge?
A very simple matter, if they where going after that “mutant curing boy” why didn’t they just slip him into the witness protection program? That chick’s powers to sense mutants cannot be limitless, and they could just keep moving him.
Did anyone notice that Stan Lee was in the credits? – He’s the Waterhose Man.
THE CAPER: Did you wait until the end of the credits? Professor X is not dead.
All that aside, I think it was a pretty decent movie. I’m glad the (old
friend) rivalry is intact. Jean Grey (unfortunately, but necessarily) had to go. The story was great. I agree with Jason on the overuse of computer fx.
I miss Bryan Singer. Sorry.