Sabretooth (Arctic Attack)
X-Men - Movie (Toy Biz) - Series 2 - Silver Stands
Rated 4.99 stars by Dr. Snorable
So today I'm going to review the "Sabertooth Article Attack Figure"! Let's start off that it is a AWESOME figure but is not the best Sabertooth Figure ever. The actulation is pretty good....the detail is good it looks a lot like the guy who played Sabertooth. The face is made out of rubber. The back has a flip to pull his arms and I think there's anther flip that opens his mouth. I really like this figure! I've had it over for a year now..but I recommend this to any x-men movie action figure collector! -Dr. Snorable...[See More]

Magneto
X-Men - Movie (Toy Biz) - 10" Figures
Rated 5.00 stars by Mr.jackal95
If you are looking for a suitable figure from the X-Men movie line to add to your collection, then look no further, because this is the one to get! The 10" Magneto is definitely a breath of fresh air from the sub par main line, especially when compared to his 6" counterpart. Following in the footsteps of the original X-Men series, this figure is basically just a blown up version of the smaller scale figure; but the main difference between the two, is execution. This one fares far better in it's execution than the 6" scale version; while the 6" one tried to incorporate cloth and plastic elements in the costume, this one looks much less ridiculous. Magneto's costume is split into four different pieces: a cloth jacket,a pair of cloth pants, a pair of soft rubber boots, and a satin cape....[See More]

Wolverine
X-Men - Movie (Toy Biz) - Series 1
Rated 5.00 stars by daredevil96's Sidekick Studio
I bought this x men movie wolverine at my local comic book shop and boy was I impressed. It is not as articulated as the x2 wolverine but sometimes you just want the original. I love the tiger stripes on his sides, and the claws turned out to be pretty stiff, not rubbery at all! In my opinion, the face is similar to Hue Jackmon....[See More]

Magneto
X-Men - Movie (Toy Biz) - Series 1
Rated 4.00 stars by necornaut
This was a really cool figure when I first got him, he was like most of the first movie figures he had his own special action button and a display base that could also do something else, but he came out during a time when toybiz still had limited articulation. The figure itself looks a bit young like maybe it was a magneto from a few years ago but still yet nothing to worry about. His one hand is in a fist and his other is in a position to move objects with his mutant ability, oh did I mention that there are magnets in his hands, yeah magnets so that you could actually put metal objects in it! Now here's where I got confused was on the base, I mean it was easy enough to assemble but the missile it came with I don't know if it was just mine but I had a horrible time trying to get it to...[See More]