The X-Men

No more mutants, tree words which changed world, 90% of mutants lost abilities. Wanda disappeared and is presumed dead. This day went down in history as M-Day - the mutant genocide. 1944 Nazi-occupied Poland, 13-year-old Erik Lehnsherr is separated from his parents in Auschwitz. While attempting to reach them, he causes a set of metal gates to bend towards him because of his mutant ability to generate magnetic fields. In the present Senator Robert Kelly attempts to pass a Mutant Registration Act in Congress, which forces mutants to reveal their identities and abilities. Present is Lehnsherr, known as Magneto, and his telepathic colleague Professor X. In the world, children are born with a special X-factor that gives them supernatural strength. Marie accidentally puts her boyfriend into a coma after she kisses him, her new name is Rogue and she meets Logan, then Strom and Cyclops. Senator Kelly is abducted by Brotherhood members Toad and Mystique. Magneto experiments on him and gives him mutant powers. Professor X sets up a special school and his intention is to teach mutants to handle their abilities in a way that humans will not fear them. Not all mutants are willing to adapt, they don't believe humans and mutants can live together. Now the X-men must protect humanity from these creatures, cause Magneto has sinister intentions. Both teams are fighting on the Statue of Liberty. X-Men won thanks to Quicksilver and Wanda who were alive all the time. Magneto is imprisoned.

Story added by filmrepair on November 15, 2022