Who is not familiar with the X-Men? Group Stan Lee's superhero creation, the former president of Marvel Comics, and Jack Kirby has graced the world of entertainment since 1963. The conflict between the mutant and normal human beings raised in this story has been presented in several versions of the comic and cartoon series. In 2000, Marvel Entertainment and 20th Century Fox bring the director Bryan Singer to work on the big screen movie X-Men first.

The film is dotted with big names, like Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Halle Berry, it received a positive response from filmmakers and film critics, nor with its sequel, titled X2: X-Men United. Unfortunately, the success of both films are contaminated with the final installment in the X-Men film trilogy, The Last Stand, and the first version of the Origins of Wolverine is focused into the past. Fortunately, this widescreen movie series have been treated for the presence of X-Men: First Class that tells the background of the formation of the super hero group.