In "X-Men," directed by Bryan Singer, a group of mutants with extraordinary powers, led by Professor Charles Xavier, known as Professor X, and his friend-turned-enemy Erik Lehnsherr, also known as Magneto, struggle for acceptance in a world where mutants are feared and hated by humans. When Magneto plans to turn world leaders into mutants using a machine called the Mutant Evolutionary Accelerator, the X-Men must unite to stop him. The film explores themes of prejudice, identity, and the struggle for peace between humans and mutants, setting the stage for a saga of epic proportions in the Marvel universe.
