X-Men (film)

"Brian Peck – Hot Dog Vendor"

"Rebecca Romijn – Mystique"

"I started out liking this movie, while waiting for something really interesting to happen. When nothing did, I still didnt dislike it; I assume the X-Men will further develop their personalities if there is a sequel, and maybe find time to get involved in a story. No doubt fans of the comics will understand subtle allusions and fine points of behavior; they should linger in the lobby after each screening to answer questions."

"I was sold it by Bryan who said, ‘Mutants are like gays. They’re cast out by society for no good reason, and, as in all civil rights movements, they have to decide: Are they going to take the Xavier line — which is to somehow assimilate and stand up for yourself and be proud of what you are, but get on with everybody — or are you going to take the alternative view — which is, if necessary, use violence to stand up for your own rights. And that’s true. I’ve come across that division within the gay rights movement."

"[to Senator Robert Kelly] Are you a God-fearing man, Senator? Its such a strange phrase. Ive always thought of God as a teacher. As a bringer of light, wisdom and understanding. You see, l think what you really are afraid of is me. Me and my kind. The brotherhood of mutants. Its not so surprising, really. Mankind has always feared what it doesnt understand. Well, dont fear God, Senator, and certainly dont fear me. Not any more."

"Patrick Stewart – Processor X"