Product Details

• Actors: Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Famke Janssen, Rebeca Romijn
• Directors: Brett Ratner
• Format: NTSC, Import, Dolby, Subtitled, Dubbed, Widescreen
• Subtitles: Spanish, Portuguese, English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Run Time: 104 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (597 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B001EJTO4E
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #564,520 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

X-Men: La Batalla Final Vive la experiencia del increíble poder de la épica y última batalla de los X-Men. Únete a los famosos villanos y héroes mutantes y conoce a una nueva serie de guerreros como Ángel, Bestia, Juggernaut y Coloso ¡en esta emocionante y explosiva aventura! Luego de que una controvertida "cura" ha sido descubierta, los mutantes pueden elegir entre conservar sus habilidades sobrehumanas o renunciar a sus singulares dones para volverse "normales". Cuando el pacifista líder mutante Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) se enfrenta a su contraparte militante, Magneto (Ian McKellen), las líneas de batalla se dibujan para contender la guerra que terminará con todas las guerras. Con acción de principio a fin, espectaculares efectos especiales y presentaciones tan exclusivas como espectaculares, X-Men: La Batalla Final desatará las fuerzas de la naturaleza sólo para que te emociones. Synopsis Join well known mutant heroes and villains, and meet a cadre of all new warriors including Angel, Beast, Juggernaut and Colossus in this thrilling, explosive adventure! After a controversial "cure" is discovered, mutants can choose to retain their superhuman abilities or give up their unique gifts and become "normal." When peaceful mutant leader Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) clashes with his militant counterpart, Magneto (Ian McKellen), the battle lines are drawn for the war to end all wars. Bursting with nonstop action, spectacular special effects and exclusive extras, X-MEN THE LAST STAND is a force of nature that "will blow you away!"..

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88 of 109 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Collector's Edition!!!!!, October 9, 2006

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Richie Dee - See all my reviews

This review is from: X-Men - The Last Stand (Collector's Edition) (DVD)

The Collector's Edition was a let down to say the least. All they did was take a regular widescreen X-MEN THE LAST STAND in the regular DVD CASE and put it in some nicer packaging and throw in a COMIC BOOK and charge you about $10.00 DOLLARS MORE. You are better off just getting the regular version and save yourself about $10.00 DOLLARS. I would think if you are putting out a COLLECTOR'S EDITION you would think it would be a 2 DISC SET , especially for the price. I was not Impressed at all!!!!! 1 STAR for a BAD COLLECTOR'S EDITION , 3.5 STARS FOR THE MOVIE.

30 of 37 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars 4 Stars for the movie--1 star for this DVD edition, September 26, 2006

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Jem (MD, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: X-Men - The Last Stand (Collector's Edition) (DVD)

I couldn't figure out why this so called "Collector's Edition" only had one disc. Special editions usually have two discs, right? Was it a typo? No.

The ONLY difference between this edition and the regular edition (that is $8 cheaper!) is that there will be a reprinted comic and a special "collectible" comic included. So collectible that it will be included in the hundreds of thousands of these DVDs produced. No extra features, no additional content beyong what is in the regular DVD. The studio is obviously saving all that for another special edition to be released in 6 months (like X-Men 1.5).

Unless you're a huge fan of comics, get the regular release and save the money for Superman Returns on November 28th.

25 of 31 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Very controversial among X-Men fans, but I have to confess I really liked this one, September 17, 2006

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Robert Moore (Chicago, IL USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: X-Men: The Last Stand (Widescreen Edition) (DVD)

WARNING! Spoilers ahead!

I may be among the few who liked this one better than the previous two. It probably was never going to be possible to create an X-Men finale that was going to please everyone. I'll confess that there were a number of things in the three-film sequence that I didn't care for. But give the team an "A" for effort in at least trying to do something interesting and compelling. My complaint with the first film was that it was so safe and tame. It didn't try to take the X-Men saga anywhere new or interesting. THE LAST STAND did. For the record, my complaint with the series is that it managed to make Rogue an unessential and uninteresting member of the team. Of all the incarnations of Rogue, this one was the least powerful and the least complex. Anna Paquin did a fine job given the script they provided, but she should have been far more empowered than she was.

Most movies based on the comics suffer from a failure of nerve. The writers want to play it safe, don't want to offend, and refuse to take risks. THE LAST STAND takes a world of risks and leaves the X-Men universe shaken from top to bottom. I loved that! I didn't think all the gambles paid off. The Phoenix story was not as interesting as it has been in the past. Part of the problem with the Phoenix is that they tried to incorporate it with too many other arcs, including the "cure" of the mutant gene.

Most of all, this film, unlike the previous two, really made me care how the story ended. In the previous two, one figured everyone would be alive at the end, so in a way precisely what happened wouldn't matter all that much. But in this one once Mystique had been "cured" and Scott and Xavier killed, there was a great sense of danger. Not every one was going to emerge OK in this one. Who would have imagined that the film would have ended with Xavier, Scott, and Jean dead, and Mystique, Magneto, and Rogue stripped of their powers?

I loved the fact that they included some of the X-Men neglected in the previous films. Kelsey Grammer was excellent as Hank McCoy, but I thought Ellen Page was perfect as Kitty Pryde, who has always been one of my favorite X-Men, mainly because her power of being able to pass through solid objects (or having solid objects pass through her) made her fascinating because employing it required so much strategy. The sequence where she and Juggernaut engage one another was a lot of fun. Vinnie Jones was almost unrecognizable, by the way, as Juggernaut. Sidenote: Many X-Men fans are bothered by the fact that traditionally Juggernaut is not a mutant. Therefore, in the scene where his powers are stripped temporarily by the mutant who robs other mutants of their ability, he should have been unaffected. But on narrative grounds I can understand why they altered this in the film.

I can understand why so many fans of the comic disliked the final movie in the trilogy. It was a sharp departure from most of the various versions of the X-Men saga found in so many of the comics and cartoon shows. But I was ecstatic to see them try something really different and risky. They didn't take the safe route. And I personally found the story far more interesting than the first two films precisely for that reason. Yeah, I wish Rogue had been conceived differently in the trilogy and I wish the Phoenix story had been handled better, but I realize that because there have been so many permutations of the X-Men, everyone is going to contruct their own private version. This isn't quite the version I would have come up with had I the ability to cherry pick the elements I like, but this one managed the most important task: it made the story interesting.