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Starring: Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen
Directed By: Bryan Singer
Synopsis: In a world where mutants (evolved super-powered humans) exist and are discriminated against, two groups form for an inevitable clash: the supremacist Brotherhood, and the pacifist X-Men.
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20 years ago, this movie kickstarted the age of modern superhero movies.
and of Course one of the most Popular Film Sagas of All.
@NILAY SHARMA That too!
@NILAY SHARMA It was in fact X-men,Spiderman and Blade and from these 3 Blade was least responsible for it although not without influence.If X-men or Spiderman had bigger impact is constantly subject of controversy but real golden age of Comic era movies only came with first Iron man.Blade would won only chronologically but it did not initiated boom of other Comics based superhero films yet.
then Spider-man 2002 took it to all new heights
@@paprskomet Its obvious it was Spiderman. Most hated the Xmen movies until recently.
hard to believe this movie will be 20 years old soon
That's crazy, I feel old already. lol
today it's X-men's 20th birthday so happy birthday to this movie and also kinda cool that this movie's birthday it's only one day before my birthday
20 yrs complete
Home Alone is going to be 30 years old and X-Men is going to be 20 years old. Man where has the time gone?
Terminator 2 - hold my beer
The style of this trailer practically screams 1998-2000 lol good times.
And yes I know the movie came out in 2000.
Totally!
Matrix-style electronic music. Over the top CG title cards. Text, text, and lots of text! Lol
Valakrin I miss them so much 😭😭😭
People often say that the first Spider-Man movie was the movie that saved the comic book movie genre after Batman & Robin killed it, although it was really this film.
Jeeez. 20 years and yea i noticed the style aswell. I thought it was only me until i read the comments. I was 14 when i saw the movie on my ps3
Who's here after watching Deadpool & Wolverine?
Yep!
Me✋
@@spixelstudio6085 me
Right here 😹
Me, honestly this looks better,
I’ve said it before, and i will say it again. This movie is an absolute classic
The animated series is much more of a Classic
@@PhastoX1428 true, but I'll never forget seeing this in theaters and watching it countless times.
Even without watching it for years, I can still quote it all the way through.
@@LordofMovies91 at least I have chosen a side
It had the perfect casting choice for each hero and villain
From this all the way to Deadpool & Wolverine ♥️💛
I Know it's Beautiful 😢
Almost 25 years ago
If this movie didn't exist, The MCU wouldn't be a thing.
Still it would be thanks to Iron Man.....
@@MrMrjack18 Iron man wouldn't have been a thing if Kevin Fiege didn't get the inspiration for an Iron Man movie through X-Men.
@@stelena1406 - I think a lot of people forget or don't know that Kevin Feige worked on the first three X-Men films. It's how he got his start.
@@CBright7831 I also didn't know that, but that makes sense, more plausibility for his inspiration.
yes it would
The movie that started it all. It started everything. Thanks.
Yeah the 90s x men and evolution arent real
No, Howar the Duck started it all.
(Cough Cough) Blade (Cough )
@@PauloOrtib Howard Schmuck sux.
Chase Hedges67 Spider man 2002 started it all truly.
I can't believe this, this movie 20 years old
Hisyam Nct this movie will be 20 in July
Stefan Tomasi it’s pretty much 20 fam.
Terminator 2 - hold my beer
Don't be fooled, THIS was the film that started the modern-current big-budget superhero genre (it certainly didn't start in the 2010's). X-Men 2000, released when the Superman and Batman franchises were literally dead, and after a bunch of forgotten c-rate cheap movies of The Punisher, Captain America, Fantastic Four, and several box-office disappointments of minor superheroes (The Rocketeer, The Shadow, The Phantom, Spawn, Steel, Blade- which actually made money but was thrashed by critics).
The start of the new millennium also meant the start of a new era for comic book movies
Captain America? The first avenger was great lol
Hearth ThePokéWizard the 1991 version if you’re still bugged.
Oh lol
I would credit Reeve's Superman 2 and Blade. If I'm looking at the quality of Superman 2 and the success of Blade | know I can profit with a quality Xmen movie. I thought Blade 2 and Superman 2 were much better than their prequels.
I downloaded this trailer back in early 2000 from the website. 3 hours of download because I had dial up at the time. I watched the trailer over and over in anticipation for the upcoming movie release. Wow it's been 24 years and about twenty computer upgrades later.
the quality of this movie was far too advance for year 2000.
Honestly truly
yes, hard to believe this movie is alredy 20 years old
This singlehandedly started the current trend of superhero movies
@@crunchy1547 yes u are right. its changes the direction and new perspective of superheroes movie.
So was Harry potter
This,Blade (1998) and Spider-Man (2002) are comic book movie classics.
The "Saving CBM" Trilogy
0:16 WHEN THE MUTANTS ARE SUS
Omfg 😭
God, this came out 20 years ago six years before I was born... the nostalgia is honestly surreal. The current X-Men is great but the Original X-Men holds a certain place in my heart, it was somehow just... better.
Interessante
No one asked for your Date of birth but thanks anyway
Btw I'm 4 years older than you.😅😁
@@moviesondemandoo779 i am too 2002
@@moviesondemandoo779 and nobody asked when you were born
I was five when this came out and I can still remember the first trailer I saw on tv too.
We are here after watching Deadpool and Wolverine 🗿
There was "Blade", then "X-Men"..... The rest is history.... "X-Men" was 8 years before "Iron Man"....
I just love Blade..😍
There were a lot more marvel movies before x men and blade
Yeah, but there weren’t any GOOD Marvel movies before those ones now were there?
@@gorby1984 I don't know,I really liked my first movie
@Paul Bell thanks to Xmen
Otherwise it wouldn't have been made
The movie that started it all and made a huge impact with superhero movies. Happy 10th Anniversary X-Men (2000)!
20th*
"started it all" i guess technically.. but until iron man, they didn't have the budget or the box office sales we expect today. it was iron man that made movie studio's understand how valuable the comic hero i.p had.
@@jmc2830 that's why Sam Raimi's Spiderman in 2002 made more than Iron Man in 2008 (850 vs 540 mil). Spiderman made superhero movies blockbuster potential
@@michiel1162 the trend started with iron man, before that they did use comic i.p some highly successful, but most being failures, certainly by comparison to recent comic films. but spiderman specifically wasn't highly successful because it was comic i.p. it had high sales because the names attached to it and the specific i.p was based on.
i mean come on.. it's spider man, your point fails to address the context surrounding the movie. spiderman is the most popular comic character of all time, with one of the most popular directors of all time.
the movie industry did not see the value in comic i.p until ironman because they took a relatively unknown character, with a previously washed up actor and created a movie which resulted in massive success considering the context.
you can put spiderman on anything and people will buy it, producers, movie makers, etc knew this, all you have to do is look at the numbers. they did not think that success could be recreated with nearly any character until 2008 ironman. which led to the surge in super hero movies.
you just have to look at the time line, if spiderman was the determining factor behind Hollywood's obsession with comic i.p, it would have started alot earlier then it did.
you had the x-men movies, the original hulk movie, daredevil, spiderman and a few others before ironman only spiderman being considered a break out success with the xmen movies having moderate success. with every other attempt to use comic i.p being underwhelming in every possible way.
you can't just point to big numbers and say "look this is were it started" because it ignores the context and the proceeding efforts.
they didn't try to recreate spidermans success yearly by bringing in new characters or teams regardless of their popularity like they do now, because it was unique to that franchise.
@@jmc2830 Spiderman did Kick start superhero movies. after that succes movies like batman begins, Ghost Rider, Hellboy, Watchmen, Superman Returns and fantastic four received green light. And even some sequels for spidey. Without Spiderman Iron Man would've never been made. Iron Man may have started the MCU but not superhero blockbusters. I would even say the point where the MCU really took of was The Avengers.
I don't think people realized just how epic this was back then. Maybe the audience just wasnt ready. Like marty mcfly said: "you might not, but your kids are gonna love it"
Earth-2000: A world with Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man, Eric Bana's Hulk, Ben Affleck’s Daredevil, Nicolas Cage's Ghost Rider, Thomas Jane's The Punisher, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. with Wesley Snipes as Blade.
So much better than the MCU
@@theantone7476 that's where u are wrong
@@theantone7476 is right. there "soulless", just like chris nolan said
@@ajaytiruvalla Do you want to apologize for how stupid you sound now?
I can only imagine the hype and conversation that generated around this when the trailer originally aired.
today it's X-men's 20th birthday, i remember watching it when i was a kid now i'm an adult and i still enjoy it, hard to believe it's been 20 years since it's release and also this movie's birthday is only one day before mine so happy 20th birthday X-men and tomorrow will be mine as well.
R.I.P Richard Donner. You never did disappoint. You were a legend.
I still remember the day that my dad showed me this. Jean Grey is my favorite!
Anyone else gonna rewatch these movies for Deadpool & Wolverine?
No point. It's not OUR Wolverine in Deadpool 3, it's just some random variant.
@@spenser9908 Just wait till you see the movie
@@charlieiannini3502 I saw it. It still wasn't OUR Wolverine that we've been watching for the past 24 years.
@@spenser9908 It still conects to the FOX universe
i love this movie i was a kid and hugh jackman it's a best wolverine all time
2nd best to me
Isn’t he the only wolverine all time? Lol
TheKingofKings2272 there was a few voice actors for animated movies i think
Хюжекман. Логан
@@user-ue6dc6ju7m meaning
I hope this Wolverine thing works out for this Hugh Jackman guy
And many sequels and cameos later
20 year anniversary today I feel old lol.
Terminator 2 - hold my beer
same lol
Almost 21 yrs
Know been 22 years
@@buzzybeepopman2009 then isepkn dniugh 25 yers old in 2 years
According to the new MoM trailer this is now the first MCU movie
It was a variant of Charles lmao
The first x men film is a classic and the best superhero movie
Childhood Memories.....can't believe 20 years passed.
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Movie that started it all!
*blade*
@@tjk-goix8513 Yeah But this was The First Big One that most people remember.
Once the multiverse of madness has x men there gonna be the first mcu movie before all spider mans
Opening To Spider-Man 2002 DVD
Opening To Daedevil 2003 DVD
Opening To The Punsishe 2004 DVD
Opening To Hulk 2003 DVD
Opening To Ghost Rider 2007 DVD
What a fantastic trailer. I truly don’t understand people’s comments of “lol” and that a trailer is aging, and that kind of stuff.
What’s so funny? And this trailer and movie is classic. No matter the age.
22 years ago, I was excited about the possibility to see my favorite superhero characters in the big screen for first time..
X -MEN (2000) is amazing!!
I just rewatched all of the X-men films that have came out over the past 2 decades and man what a trip. Also watching this trailer just shows me how much movie trailers have evolved in their style over the years. These days everything is so dramatic in the trailer.
20 years ago this movie came out damm I feel so old.
The X-Men and spider Man are the reasons why marvel comic book movies are good.
1989 Batman was phenomenal in it's time.
@@Aiden8r My favorite Marvel character is Superman.Too bad he was absent from Avengers from some weird reson .-)
Don’t forget about Superman 1978.
Don't forget 1998's Blade.
After watching Deadpool and Wolverine,s mid credits I had to watch this trailer to the movie that started it all
it's amazinging that this happended exactly at year 2000
yep
You know it’s a good trailer when even though you’ve seen the movie countless times, it’s still get you hyped for the flick
Indeed
The moment I heard this was going to be a movie I thought Patrick Stewart as Professor X.
Superb film that does not rely on a ton of special effects or an lengthy battle sequence.
Mandou bem
This movie weirded me out as a kid when I first saw it in the theatre. I mean, what happened to the colorful costumes I'm used to seeing in the cartoons?
Watched it again last night and I must say, this movie has aged well. Still one of the best comic book adaptations in my opinion.
Next year this movie would be 25 years old! Craaazy
Before The Avengers movies, there was a X-men
this movie doesnt get enough praise for what it started. i was 10 when this came out even went and saw it with my family. and still watching suoerheros movies cause of this. just rewatched tonight
20 Years...
Terminator 2 - hold my beer
We'll see you next year, Wolverine. Can hardly wait after years of such awesomeness like this. Much appreciated.
“This summer, change is evolving and the ultimate showdown begins. “X-Men”. Xperience it July 14 only in theaters.”
1:58 that was a sick kick! It’s a shame they cut it from the film
This movie and that time I was Grade 5 when they premiered this X-Men 2000.
X-Men 2 I was in Grade 8 when they premiered it.
I love this movie and I love X Men....
Damn after all this time
This movie is a timeless classic
Spider-Man (2002) is My Favorite Movie Too
0:15 WHEN THE XMEN FILM IS SUS
because of this movie and Hugh jackmen, Wolverine is my favorite hero of all time
They're *among us* .
The line intended for the future.
Came back here because of Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness
Wow 20 years ever since this movie was released in theaters I got to see this movie for the first time when I was 8 years old and I was thinking to myself there's two characters missing no gambit and jubilee how come they were not in this movie
Gambit was supposed to have his own movie but somehow it didn't happen
jubilee was in the background at the school
@@bowbugs8855 yeh thst gambit movie with chsning Tatum that kept being sauced so many times but it kept getting delyed until it finally got csncelled when Disney bought fox
Neither Sir Patrick Stewart nor Sir Ian McKellen knew how to play chess during filming. A chess master came in to teach them.
Rebecca Romijn-Stamos' make-up as Mystique consisted of 110 custom-designed prostheses, which covered sixty percent of her body and took nine hours to apply. She could not drink wine, use skin creams, nor fly the day before filming, because it could have caused her body chemistry to change slightly, causing the prosthetics to fall off.
Sir Patrick Stewart was the first actor to be cast as a mutant, and in fact, had been a fan-favorite for the role of Professor X since the 1990s.
Most of the eye effects were achieved by the actors and actresses wearing special contact lenses. The cast found these lenses uncomfortable and dangerous to wear. Rebecca Romijn-Stamos could only wear her Mystique lenses for one hour at a time, and had only ten percent vision. Tyler Mane kept his Sabretooth lenses in for too long, and ended up temporarily blinded for a day. Halle Berry wore her opaque white Storm lenses only once, found them unbearable, and insisted she have CGI for her eyes.
According to the official profile by Marvel, Wolverine is a very short character at 5' 3" tall. Hugh Jackman is nearly a foot taller at 6' 2".
Wolverine doesn't kill anyone in this movie
Tyler Mane wasn't familiar with X-Men before he appeared in the movie. He prepped for the role with his son, who was a big fan of the comics.
Cerebro is the Spanish word for "brain".
The cast includes two Oscar winners, Anna Paquin and Halle Berry, and three Oscar nominees: Hugh Jackman, Sir Ian McKellen and Bruce Davison.
Anna Paquin dropped out of the lead role in Tart (2001) in favor of this movie.
This was composer Michael Kamen's only comic book movie.
This movie may not have aged well according to today's standards, but this is where it all began. X-Men will remain a classic for the rest of the era of superhero movies.
DaredevilZ nope, this movie is a classic now and always will be.
@@ikoandreas5085 so did I say that in Mandarin or something?
DaredevilZ what do you mean?
@@ikoandreas5085 read my first comment SLOWLY
DaredevilZ ok, sorry man
Nothing compares to this old fictional movie is still strong so far in me, despite the passage of twenty years, rightly and honestly, American films are unparalleled.
I like that this doesnt reveal a lot of the story or big moments.
Damn I remember I was still a kid living in LA when I watched this in the theater first weekend it was released, I remember that day like it was yesterday, great movie
This was actually an ATYPICAL trailer for back then - being that it was the first of its kind, it was trying to present as much info up front as possible and not being vague, like many trailers. Keep in mind, the superhero movie market back then, with the exception of Blade, was owned by DC. Marvel up to that point had a pathetic track record at best. The trailer may seem cheesy now, but back then it was spelling out that something very different was about to happen. The name-dropping at the end was the end-all for us long-time X-Men fans who had been waiting for this moment for years.
X-Men is my favorite Marvel team!
old but gold
One of the best comic book movies of its day.
Wow I love this format of the trailer I am truly stunned
2 decades I can’t believe it I was I feel like I had the greatest childhood ever
Such a classic badass moment with all of them standing behind professor x at the 2:10 mark ugh such awesome stuff man Haha I love this film always!!
Who's gonna be in Doctor strange 2 multiverse madness?
This was the first movie trailer I ever downloaded, back in good ol 1999. In between chatting to people on ICQ and listening to Limp Bizkit. Time flies.
After seeing Deadpool/Wolverine I went and got Disneyplus just to binge the X-men saga! Such a nostalgic feeling, wish I could go back lol
The original X-Men movie, Where Professor X leads his group of mutants, and teaches them to use their superhuman abilities.
I remember seeing this opening night with my dad. (Kids, this was the time when people actually had to wait in long lines for tickets!)....anyway....I remember leaving the theater at 10 years old. And wishing adamantium claws would come out between my knuckles....Wow! I pity the children and young kids today...Everything is so easy for them to get and everything is so! over the top...Excitement truly is very scarce now a days.
The best x men movie 😁
Spider-Man 2000 it’s a superhero movie from 20th century Columbia and marvel.
Unpopular Opinion: THIS IS THE BEST X-MEN MOVIE
The music 🤌🏻
Chefs kiss*
btw, remember when Rogue was more important than Jean Grey? Yeah, neither could the producers and directors.
Jean was always way more important than Rogue, read the comics.
@@bowbugs8855 but Rogue had her own arc that was both important and heartfelt, she is one of the most powerful characters, and I loved it when in the cartoons she fought against the X-Men with the powers she's gained and finally gets to her right sense of mind. she often fails and fails again, and they were both equally important. I wished they didn't make one important without downplaying the other one. like in the first movie, it really revolved around Rogue and Logan, meanwhile in the second and third movie it shockingly transitioned to the love triangle between Logan, Jean and Scott, and showed little to nothing significant of Rogue. yes, I do know my stuff. I was talking about the movies.
funny, in everyone's introduction, they do something cool and demonstrate their power... for rogue she just quickly looks in a random directions and touches a guy
I remember saying the titular line in this movie. It was the line when professor Charles Xavier said "I love being an X-men"
I could see how this was one of the founding fathers of not only Marvel films but Superhero films in general.
Wicked trailer for a dope film.
xmen and spiderman are the true mvps for the comic movie franchises we have today. but definitely a honorable mention to blade 1, which technically started it all.
The whole entire move can be seen in this one trailer. wild.
This movie did set up a lot and help bring more respect to the Comic type film. When I was 16 my father took my best friend and I to see this. He kept asking what we were expecing to watch. He had no clue.. In the end he enjoyed the film and themes and felt it was really good.
Imagine a Marvel crossover with Hugh Jackman 's and Eric Bana's Hulk...Mind blown. 😯😮
I have read they are good friends in real life.
I’m in my early 40’s now, and I use to wake up every Saturday morning to watch X-Men… 1991-1996
When this movie came out… I was disappointed that Gambit didn’t come out… and when he did, it looked nothing like him 😔
Happy 20 year X-men
2000 - X-Men
2003 - X-Men 2
2006 - X-Men 3 Batalla Final
2009 - X-Men Wolverine
2011 - X-Men PrimeraGeneración
2013 - Wolverine Inmortal
2014 - X-Men Días Futuros Pasado
2016 - DEADPOOL
2016 - X-Men Apocalipsis
2017 - Logan
2018 - DEADPOOL 2
2019 - Dark Phoenix
2020 - Los Nuevos Mutantes
Love how they just used the X-Files fight the future music and the intro... 😂 Still an awesome movie
This movie was so damn good
A Special Place in my heart. I ain't getting any younger
Wishing these x-men characters would appear in Multiverse of Madness
turns 20 today!!!
Stinks i missed it in theaters. But did catch it later on tv and vhs.
Still impressed how Bryan singer managed to bring the spirit of the comics to life. Next to the mutants and their powers he keeps true to the core element of xenophobia, intolerance, prejudice, discrimination, and battling for mainstream acceptance into society. Completely fits into what’s our current social climate right now among different ethnicities, communities, and races.
My dad loved wolverine.
Uaaauu
It was my birth year when the very first movie adaptation of X-Men was released. I think I was able to watch it when I got to grade school. We are both turning 22 this year.
I distinctly remember and yelling... wow my childhood dreams came true.... That's why I came here to watch it again.... 20 years is a long time... 😔
Terminator 2 - hold my beer
Wow.. I feel so old