Angamb
Avenger
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- Apr 9, 2005
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Well, I start with two spanish magazines reviews:
- From Fotogramas:
*** (3 of 5)
"For the lovers of the sequels without pretensions.
The best: the telequinetic battles
The worse: that don't contribute anything new to the saga."
- From Cinemanía:
*** (3 of 5)
The review stars this way:
"The exit of the director Bryan Singer is noted in this third delivery, while disappears the tone intimate-tormented and every existential reflection about those beings that are differentiated of the remainder of the humans by possessing endow special and in some cases inhuman."
"Verdict:
In spite of the change of director, X-men keeps as a good alternative to the typical-topic movie of superheroes. Descend the existentialist pretensions, but the spectacular sense rises. Without doubt, a great entertainment."
- From Fotogramas:
*** (3 of 5)
"For the lovers of the sequels without pretensions.
The best: the telequinetic battles
The worse: that don't contribute anything new to the saga."
- From Cinemanía:
*** (3 of 5)
The review stars this way:
"The exit of the director Bryan Singer is noted in this third delivery, while disappears the tone intimate-tormented and every existential reflection about those beings that are differentiated of the remainder of the humans by possessing endow special and in some cases inhuman."
"Verdict:
In spite of the change of director, X-men keeps as a good alternative to the typical-topic movie of superheroes. Descend the existentialist pretensions, but the spectacular sense rises. Without doubt, a great entertainment."
