In "X-Men" (2000), directed by Bryan Singer, mutants Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr lead opposing ideologies. Xavier seeks peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans, while Lensherr believes in mutant supremacy. The X-Men, led by Xavier, including Wolverine, Storm, and Rogue, confront Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants, who plan to turn world leaders into mutants. Amidst battles and personal struggles, Wolverine discovers his past, and Rogue finds acceptance among the X-Men. As humanity faces a threat from Magneto's machine, the film explores themes of discrimination, acceptance, and the eternal struggle between good and evil in a world that fears and misunderstands mutants.