Reviews

Watching this so soon after First Class was interesting, if only to see the differences between the directorial skills of both Bryan Singer and Matthew Vaughn - Singer at least gets to play with a bigger budget and the resulting product has a fair bit of sheen to its many scenes of super-powered act...

Yet, the plot, intensity and performances make this film championship caliber because the entire effort makes it one satisfying and very thrilling ride.

Logan has to do for him what Xavier did for Logan back in the original films.

I am sick to death of origin stories and all that comes with them, so it was nice to see a film by a director that recognizes that his audience is familiar enough with the world and characters of the films to just get right to it.

In a fitting move considering the storyline of this film allow me to go back in time to the year 2000 where I can still remember going to see the first X-Men film in August of that year.

Moulding the original trilogy cast and the First Class cast together flawlessly, Bryan Singer's valiant return to the X-Men franchise succeeds tremendously in making the series feel as exciting, fresh, and wonderful as the first two films and the First Class entry, reminding us that this indeed Sing...

It certainly didn't hurt my viewing experience that it was the characters that I have enjoyed the most in past films.

even though you can look at this film as a "we're sorry for the past mistakes, we'll make up for them", the filmmakers have actually managed to fix the past errors, mostly the continuity, with exceptional pieces of plotting and sequences that are not just inspired, but also exciting to watch as they...