It's not bad. It's worse

Rating: 1/10 (17 December 2014)

The amount of sheer awfulness and mediocrity in this film simply cannot be described in words.
We already got dumped on with Brett Ratner's incredibly god-awful X-Men: The Last Stand which shocked us on how low it went and how amazing the first and second X-Men can't hold a candle to it. Now we have this, the story that neuters Wolverine. Honestly, this is one of my favorite movie franchises, but this is just a disaster on epic proportions.
Why? Well, for one, it has more inaccuracies than The Dark Knight, and I'm not saying that TDK was a bad film at all, but you have to admit, you did ask yourself how the Tumbler got onto that 8th floor in the garage at the beginning. This one has someone looking down the viewfinder of a tank, but really it's the inside of the tank barrel.
Second, it answers questions no one could care less about or gives us inadequate answers. For one, we're not buying that James got his claws through trauma. If so, I would've gotten claws from seeing all the 9/11 photos. Another question they answered was where he got his name. See, I always thought that he got his name from the actual animal, but nope. It's from some dumb story about the moon and Trickster told by his girlfriend, Silverfox, who was just another "bottom of the barrel" character.
Third, the special effects are just disastrous. This movie doesn't have to be made by the same people who made Tron Legacy or Star Wars, but come on. Why change Patrick Stewart's face to have an incredibly ugly CG-i botox makeover?
Fourth, Dead pool. Just search up Dead pool in your search engine. Now add "x-men origins" to the end of that. See what I mean?
All in all, this movie is unworthy of the franchise and kicked it while it was down, until the 2011 miracle that was First Class.