Disappointing with one redemptive scene

Rating: 6/10 (6 March 2017)

I was hooked into watching this movie because of a combination of seeing every other X-Men movie and because the preview for the movie was incredible. I thought this was going to be above and beyond better than any other X-Men movie. While it was not bad, it was not very good.
I did enjoy large portions of the movie and several of the themes. However, it did not seem to finish any main theme. The themes of age, decay, and sorrow are very clear, but they were not well concluded. The movie just leaves you hanging. The movie seemed as lost as the characters, which if intended, then they succeeded.
The language was completely unnecessary and distracting. The same movie could have been made and the same points could have been brought up without any of the language. It was as if the writers just wanted to make the movie dirty for the sake of being dirty.
God was pointlessly brought up unless the point was to make subtle jabs at theism.
There was one very good scene toward the end of the movie that for me was the main redemptive aspect of the movie. I will probably forever remember that scene.
The movie leaves a lot to the imagination which is both a good and bad thing. Viewers could definitely leave the theater very confused about the development of the story.
Finally, unfortunately like many action movies, it eventually gets rather silly in regards to its action.