Five feature-length action adventures based on the Marvel comic.

In 'X-Men' (2000), mutants Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and Magneto (Ian McKellen) are former friends, but look set to become mortal enemies when fascist US senator Robert Frank Kelly calls for the registration of all humans with abnormal powers. While telepath Xavier, who runs an altruistic academy for superhuman 'X-Men', wishes to enlighten non-mutants and break down the prejudices which divide them, Magneto believes that the only solution is for the mutants to take over. Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) - an aggressive loner with an admantium skeleton and the ability to heal his body of any wound - and teenager Rogue (Anna Paquin), who can absorb the life force of others simply by touching them, are selected by Xavier to join his academy, but it isn't long before Magneto's followers are attempting to capture them so that they can assist in his plan for world domination.

In the sequel, 'X-Men 2' (2003), Xavier, Wolverine and the X-Men find themselves in the firing line after a failed assassination attempt on the president points the finger at the school. It was in fact the mysterious teleporter Nightwalker (Alan Cumming) who ordered it, and, in an attempt to clear their names, the X-Men are led into a trap set by the evil William Stryker (Brian Cox), a mysterious scientist apparently working for the government. As it soon becomes evident that Stryker's agenda is to destroy all mutants, the X-Men need to call in the help of many of their old friends and foes, including Magneto, if they are to stop him.

In the third film, 'X-Men: The Last Stand' (2006), the mutants are given the option of giving up their powers and becoming human after a private laboratory supported by the government finds a way to use the DNA of a powerful boy to correct the mutants. However, Magneto opposes and decides to join a force to fight against the government and kill the mutant boy. Meanwhile, Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) resurrects, uncontrolled by Xavier, and with the personality of the powerful Dark Phoenix. She destroys Cyclops (James Marsden) and Xavier and allies herself to the evil forces of Magneto, making them almost invincible.

The fourth film in the franchise, 'X-Men: Origins - Wolverine' (2009) is a prequel to the other three films. Hugh Jackman reprises his role as Wolverine, who, some 20 years before the action of the original movie, is seeking revenge on his half-brother Victor Creed (Liev Schreiber) for the death of his girlfriend, and eventually signs up to the ominous Weapon X programme.

Finally, 'X-Men: First Class' (2011) charts the beginning of the saga, following Professor X (James McAvoy) and Magneto (Michael Fassbender) through their formative years in the 1960s as they come to terms with their newfound superpowers. Initially close friends who work together to fight against evil, the two men are driven apart by a conflict of opinion that ultimately leads to the eternal war between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-Men.

Channing Tatum and Rosario Dawson star in this romantic comedy drama following a group of friends who reconnect while attending their high school reunion. Jake (Tatum) takes his girlfriend Jess (Jenna Dewan-Tatum) along to the reunion but while there encounters old flame Mary (Dawson). Meanwhile, successful music artist Reeves (Oscar Isaac) becomes reacquainted with former crush Elise (Kate Mara) and reveals a truth about his career. Their other friends include Marty (Justin Long), AJ (Max Minghella), Scott (Scott Porter) and married couple Cully (Chris Pratt) and Sam (Ari Graynor). Over the course of the night, the members of the group try to face up to their high school regrets.

Drama thriller following a couple on two different scenarios on Independence Day in New York. Bobby (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Kate (Lynn Collins) are indecisive about whether to spend the holiday together in the city or whether to go to Kate's family home. They flip a coin, leaving it to chance to choose for them but both possible outcomes play out. One has them dealing with family drama and the decision of whether to reveal Kate's pregnancy, while the other sees them being chased around Manhattan after finding a mysterious mobile phone.

Leila Padilla is a real estate agent, she sells houses. Leila is also an environmentalist, she "goes green" and works to help protect the environment from being destroyed and polluted. One way that Leila is "going green" is that she recycles used bottles, cans and paper. She also is "going green" by driving her electric, powered car; which saves on fuel or gas. However, Leila's cute, little kitty, Phoenix, is also "going green," but not in the same way that Leila does. Leila's puppy, Rollo, is getting some extra attention and Phoenix is not a "happy camper." She makes special plans to find a new home. Phoenix is so busy feeling sorry for herself that she doesn't realize that she is "going green" until Leila makes her aware that she is. In fact, she doesn't even realize that "going green" could mean anything other than protecting the environment and saving energy. At least, that's what Leila first taught her. Nevertheless, Leila helps Phoenix to understand that words or phrases such as "going green" can have more than one meaning. Finally, Phoenix comes to her senses and learns an important lesson. She decides that the only "going green" she wants to do from now on is Leila's way; which is to help protect the environment and to help save energy.