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This movie is a masterpiece. I recommend the Japanese language version over the English version. The first version I saw was the Japanese version, and I didn't understand a word but I got the story quite clearly, and kept watching it because I was so crazy about it.

A few years later the English version came out theatrically, and that was awesome to see on the big screen. I felt that the English voices did not do the characters justice. Especially since they slapped a baritone voice on the villain, when he was a tenor in the Japanese version -- and the animators drew a tenor, if you know what I mean!

I haven't seen the Disney re-dubbed English version, but I'm looking forward to it.

This movie is a masterpiece. I recommend the Japanese language version over the English version. The first version I saw was the Japanese version, and I didn't understand a word but I got the story quite clearly, and kept watching it because I was so crazy about it.

A few years later the English version came out theatrically, and that was awesome to see on the big screen. I felt that the English voices did not do the characters justice. Especially since they slapped a baritone voice on the villian, when he was a tenor in the Japanese version -- and the animators drew a tenor, if you know what I mean!

I haven't seen the Disney re-dubbed English version, but I'm looking forward to it.

This movie is just terrific. These characters are so great, and here is a movie which really showcases them. My hat is off to Bryan Singer and Tom DeSanto. I don't know if they read these comics or not, but they successfully captured what the X-Men are all about. They knew which characters to keep and who to save for later. (I certainly hope we get to meet Colossus and Nightcrawler in the sequel - which should take place in Europe, so we can meet the aforementioned international mutants, and maybe throw in Banshee too.) My pal Martin Thomas said it perfectly: "This is the best superhero movie since Superman I."