X-Men: The Mutant Watch

This documentary explores the production of the movie X-Men. The narrative is framed by a sequence featuring Senator Robert Kelly, who provides testimony to a senate committee regarding the perceived threat posed by mutants.

Directed by Thomas C. Grane, this was the first of three films he directed, followed by Avatar: Creating the World of Pandora in 2010 and Inside Pandora's Box in 2023. The film was produced by Stan Lee and Richard Ingber, with a screenplay by Marshall Brutus Drazen. It was a joint production between 20th Century Fox, Marvel Entertainment, Woodholly Productions, and Sam Hurwitz Productions. The cast includes Bruce Davison as Senator Kelly, alongside Bryan Singer, Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Tom DeSanto appearing as themselves. The production credited 23 cast members and 43 crew members.

Released on July 2, 2000, in the United States, the film has a runtime of 22 minutes. It maintains a moderate reception from audiences, holding a 6.4 rating on IMDb from 57 votes and a 7 rating on TMDB from 246 votes.