Tuning into the year 2050...

Rating: 7/10 (13 March 2017)

IMDb of course will still be here. In fact, in previous reviews I have suggested that by then the IMDb database which by then will be many times the size it is now, will be available for implant in newborns. At a tiny extra cost of course, That same year Amazon (still here of course) will offer a "nostalgia collection" of superhero films from our current age. The price of the collection with include several sessions with a "mood stabilization" counselor because vendors of the future will of course be aware that in the first two decades of the current current century, just before the Times of Turbulence, western audiences will in the throes of a depression so dark and so deep it did not even have a name. But the evidence of it was everywhere, in pop culture, in the news, in the political commentaries, and especially in the zombie and superhero films.
Where every successive released tried to out-so its predecessor in terms of its own dismal view of mankind and the future of life on the planet.
And this kind reader is the best review I can do of this movie at this time.
The original X-Men in 2000 was a thing of beauty. It is the only movie I have ever ordered a VHS version of -- which implies that it is the only movie I have ever wasted money on, for obsolete media.
Every successor to that film has become darker and darker.
Must be an audience for all this because they keep cranking them out? All I know for sure is that, whoever that audience is, it does not include me.