In X-Men: The Last Stand, the final chapter of this film trilogy, a "cure" that can turn mutants into ordinary human beings threatens the course of world history. For the first time, mutants have the opportunity to choose their future: they can either retain their specialness, which causes their isolation and alienation from others, or they can give up their abilities and become normal humans. The opposing views of mutant leaders Charles Xavier, who preaches tolerance, and Magneto, who believes only the strongest survive, are put to the ultimate test - they unleash a war to end all wars for good.
In a spectacular, action-packed story, the film explores themes that are very relevant today: is adaptation the right method to confront prejudice? Is it cowardly to give up one's individuality in order to fit in with others and avoid potentially unpleasant consequences? Does the end justify the means? Is great power a blessing or a curse?
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