Rick Rosenthal, 92 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThis sequel film opened in Haddonfield, Illinois, on Halloween (October 31, 1978), to the tune of "Mr.Mrs.Vale: How? By having exercised a mother""s rights?Dr.Jaquith: A mother""s rights, tawdle.A child has rights, a person has rights, to discover her own mistakes, to make her own way, to grow and blossom in her own particular soil.The phone call from that arms dealer in Dubai.You wanted me to find you.How else to believe this?"Eight weeks later, the surviving four IMF team members, some still healing from wounds, reconvened for beers in Seattle, where Hunt was speaking to his former colleague Luther Stickell (Ving Rhames).It seems the destiny of great men o see their goals unfulfilled.Charles was more than a leader, more than a teacher.He was a friend.When we were afraid, he gave us strength.And when we were alone, he gave us a family.He may be gone, but his teachings live on through us, his students.Wherever we may go, we must carry on his vision.And that""s a vision of a world united."Terrorist-like Magneto assembled an encampment of malevolent mutants in a wooded area to fight for freedom, including Pyro, Jean Grey""s Phoenix, gang members of the Omegas, and others.Huston often directed films with the theme of a disparate group on a quest/search for wealth, e.g.,The Maltese Falcon (1941),The Asphalt Jungle (1950),Beat the Devil (1953),The Kremlin Letter (1970), andThe Man Who Would Be King (1975).