Encompasses the role of X-Men and the heart of Xavier, and he stood true to his purpose until the end. Definitely a heart-breaking scene, but did Professor Xavier justice to his integrity.

o.k i am going to start by the evil one you see that one dude with the spikes oh wow hes so dangerous storm could just strike him with a lighting bolt .and then theres that other person with the braw what is it a he or a she o.k speaking about storm dam shes hot that hair cut looks so much better.than the other long haired jean. all the power controlling jean makes her take an impression of deathly enemy so long for the charels nut atleast he died in an awsome way. i love the way jean looks when her powers make her do things it looks so dangerous all thats left to say is that ean and storm R HHHOTTT

The Professor X dying was highly unexpected, but he did go out with a BANG! "Don't let it control" came into to play at the end of the film, I believe, when Jean fought the Phoenix long enough for Wolverine to do what he does best. Because we all know that she could have just telekinetically pushed Logan miles away (just like Magneto did to him in the forest). So Professor X ultimately got Jean to take his advice. This is undoubtedly the best scene within the X-Men movie franchise. Just the sure brilliance in detail and the heightened emotions exuding from all of the main characters. Other than what was included in the scene, I also love the questions one might ask when reviewing this scene. Could Magneto have done more to prevent Charles's death? Is Professor X truly dead or is in the body of "the man who is brain-dead" who is introduced in the film? If Magneto and the others weren't there could the Professor have restored the psychic barriers with full concentration? Is there a reason why Storm hit Callisto with a somewhat charged lightning attack or why Callisto continually slammed her against objects, do they have a history? Overall great scene and great movie, but felt lacking. Hope they stop doing these spinoffs and eventually just give us a X4 like we all want.This has been a review by JT.

This move is definatley the best X-Men movie of the trilogy. It has great action and adventure, brings many new Mutants on to the screen and of course the Phoenix. Although it didn't follow the comic book story of the Phoenix all that well, It still is one amazing movie and this clip sums it up.