Petty movie with telenovela quality

Rating: 1/10 (27 December 2016)

I know that I can't expect a masterpiece when watching superhero action movies. But X- Men Apocalypse was really hard to consume.
OK... the X-Men story was always predictable. But this time the whole plot seems to be a confused mix of sequels from the other movies. Most of the activities and decisions of the people in this movie are not comprehensible and incomplete. Plus there are several illogical cuts.
But the worst is the directing part. In total you see people talking for about one hour. Mostly about negligible stuff mixed with some pseudo philosophic phrases. But it seems to me that Bryan Singer knows only one camera perspective for dialogues. Flat shots to the face. No shadows, no blur, no acting. From time to time these scenes are interrupted by cheap and incongruous cgi action. Bryan Singer restricts the acting so systematic that even Michael Fassbender looks pale. Weather he is not trusting the actors or he just hates what he is doing.
There is no need to do directing, producing writing and acting all together. Hollywood is full of professional directors, writers, and actors. Please let em do their jobs.