X-Men: First Class

The first three X-Men movies – 2000’s X-Men, 2003’s X2 and 2006’s X-Men: The Last Stand – were all mostly popcorn flicks that were totally child friendly.

However, 2011’s X-Men: First Class made the franchise become a little bit more “grown up”. They had a more serious tone, more complex plots and indeed a couple of examples of language that you wouldn’t want your children to hear.

The movie introduced the younger versions of the likes of Magneto AKA Erik Lehnsherr and Professor Charles Xavier, as they became friends and mortal enemies within the same politically-fueled story. It was, however, a scene with Hugh Jackman’s ageless Wolverine that was most unsuitable for minors.

Example: Erik and Charles attempt to recruit Wolverine to their cause and the following exchange ensues…

Erik Lehnsherr: Excuse me, I’m Erik Lehnsherr.
Professor Charles Xavier: Charles Xavier.
Wolverine: Go f**k yourself.