X-men: The Last Stand

I saw X-men on Saturday with my brother. Definately brought out my inner geek. I laughed when everyone else missed jokes, I wanted to scream at certain boys who were stupid about certain girls. I giggled like a little girl at flashbacks showing the old bickering married couple, Charles & Eric. However I was a little disappointed. There was so much they could've done with the whole "cure" thing. The debate of whether it's right or wrong, you know? I just think X2 with the mutant = isolation/disease/gay theme could've been expanded with the question "If you could 'cure' yourself of a 'disease' that's not a disease, would you do it? Should you do it? Would that change who you are in essence?"

It's like if I could change parts of who I am, would I do it just because it isolated myself from everyone else? You can't know until the oppurtunity comes up because until then it's all just talk. Like a character in a book I read [I can't remember who or what book.] who said something like "I never understood why people like to argue about how many stars are in the sky. It's a question that can't be answered." and he eventually came to the conclusion "It's because it can't be answered. So by giving a definitive answer no one can prove you wrong." I'm not sure anymore where I was going with that.

Okay so now all I have to do is wait for Pirates 2 to come out. I'm such an uber nerd.