Magneto Kills Shaw - Coin Scene | X-Men First Class (2011) Movie Clip HD 4K

Magneto Kills Sebastian Shaw - Coin Scene | X-Men: First Class (2011) Movie Clip 4K Ultra HD

Cast: James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Kevin Bacon, Rose Byrne, Jennifer Lawrence, January Jones, Nicholas Hoult, Oliver Platt, Lucas Till, Jason Flemyng, Zoe Kravitz, Caleb Landry Jones, Edi Gathegi, Alex Gonzalez, Glenn Morshower, Rade Serbedzija

Film description: Before Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr took the names Professor X and Magneto, they were two young men discovering their powers for the first time. Before they were archenemies, they were closest of friends, working together, with other Mutants, to stop the greatest threat the world has ever known. In the process, a rift between them opened, which began the eternal war between Magneto's Brotherhood and Professor X's X-Men.

TM & © 2011 Disney / 20th Century Studios

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[Rekaert]

Xavier: "Moira be quiet! I can only control this man for so long!"

Erik: Absolutely in no rush whatsoever.

[jtbrah]

“But unfortunately, you killed my mother.” *chills*

[barryallen]

Daamn. Charles had to feel the pain of the coin ripping through his head WHILE also maintaining control of the villain to protect Eric. He could've broken control but he really believes in Eric. Great rivalry between them but much respect they have for each other.

[alexanderdumas-]

I like how Shaw can’t move but you can still see his “OH SHIT” face when he sees the coin 😂😂😂😂

[riftster]

We needed to see so much more of this actor as Magneto.. he absolutely owned the role

[Fca]

Man, it's a crime Michael Fassbender doesn't have much, much, much more movies under his belt. He is absolutely perfect as the slow talking, stoic character. His acting style is like a greek statue come to life.

[santiagofranco]

I always loved the transition between Shaw getting his head pierced by the coin and Charles screaming brutally in pain.
The director had quite a creativity with this X-Men movie.

[wishingwell]

"Eins, zwei, drei" would have made this perfection.

[Fancy_PotHead]

They're lucky Charles is such a good guy. He could solo almost everyone in here. Like he could've made Shaw just tear off his own head or something.

[TheAero]

I still feel like this was quite possibly the best Xmen movie ever made.

[amethyst]

Erik's attachment to his mother shows that he does care for humans (non-mutants). Erik's mother was defenceless when Sebastian Shaw killed her, and now Shaw is defenceless when Erik's kills him.

[sdswood]

The cinematography in showing Xavier and Shaw's head in lockstep with the focus on the coin was brilliant in communicative visual storytelling

[sidneyhemphill]

A simple chin strap in the helmet would have saved his life. 😂

[caliber]

To say it was a superhero film that has to be one of the most effective, cold killings put to film. The relentless movement of the coin with all Eric's power & emotion powering it. Eric could have ripped him apart but instead he kills him with poetic justice, using the coin that decided the fate of his mother to seal his demise. Brilliant.

[makhevz]

just a reminder that Charles was feeling Shaw's pain in addition to the strain of holding him mentally. He could've released shaw to avoid danger but he knows this is important for Erik as well. Mad lad!

[WiiMan]

I’m not really sure what the plan was to stop Shaw aside from killing him. This guy was insane. I don’t think what Xavier went through was ok, but Magneto had every right to want revenge, and they had no other plan to contain him

[Legba]

Charles should’ve known being inside Erik’s mind. Erik never told him he would let this go.

[glovelessboxer]

Placing his cheek on Shaw's raised hand to relate to him is a nice touch. The whole movie is heartfelt writing.

[Olderaccount]

One of the most satisfying revenge scenes in movies ever.

[ApetureTestSubject]

Charles was left with a horrid situation here. He could have stopped Erik, but he could only do so by releasing Shaw. And Shaw would then almost certainly kill Erik. So instead he's stuck as an unwilling prop in Erik's revenge, holding his victim still.