The critics are WRONG

Rating: 10/10 (29 May 2016)

Before I came to this movie, all I had seen were the metacritic numbers and those of rotten tomatoes. They were low. Lower than I had expected for an X-Men movie directed by Bryan Singer. So going in, I was apprehensive. First Class and Days of Future Past were excellent- really, amazingly excellent- and I didn't want a repeat of *shivers* Last Stand (In which the first two are great and the third is cringe worthy). To my relief, these fears went largely away once the movie really kicked off. Admittedly, this installment didn't feel as polished in the beginning as the before mentioned FC or DoFP, but it didn't need too, because once it really started moving, it went moving FAST. The action? Great The humor? Not overdone (like a certain AoU I can think of) The drama? Tasteful and achieves what it set off to do The characters? Likable, new and returning The Magneto? EXCELLENT. The special effects? Solid The villain? Oh boy, they got him spot on The inevitable Quicksilver scene? Just as good as you can imagine As you can see, this movie was awesome. I highly advise that you go see it, for this one, the critics were DEAD WRONG.