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Outside a church stands a man with a microphone. Over on his left are three school boys, waiting for the bus and to hear anything that makes up the traffic that flows down the main road. Passersby pick up a pace when the squawk and squeak of the portable speaker system kicks in. Rambling and reeling off scripture, the gent diverts his attention toward the supposed mystic to his religion, "And what do they call that fiction writer who dreamt up Evolution? David? Robert? Chris?"
Nobody answers back from the comfort of their wait. Save for the man making the third session of the day for The Prestige. Starring a host of magic wielding plentiful with hands holding Hugh Jackman, Christian Bale, Michael Caine and Scarlett Johansson.
Rest of the review of The Prestige
In X-Men 2 onomatopoeic mutations finally get the work out they deserved in the first film. Most notable of all would have to be the contribution from Kurt "Nightcrawler" Wagner (Alan Cumming) kicking off the festivities by bamfing in and out of the walls and ceilings of the White House as he undergoes what is a rather uncharacteristic attack on the President. Bamfing all about the Oval Office Nightcrawler puts the mutant fear into the President and the Secret Service and sets things up for the entire movie.
On the other end of the sound stage is Logan aka Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) who finally gets to go berserker and manages to notch himself a few dead bodies in the manic process of defending the mansion from an ambush of nefarious unseen political moves set in motion by a gruff and evil William Stryker (Brian Cox).
Rest of the review of Bamf! Snikt! Unnnggghhh! (X-Men 2 / X2: X-Men United)
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