X-Men Has Always Been A World Within Another World ðŸ—½ðŸŒŽ

Rating: 9/10 (13 April 2020)

Marvel's Unique Property does it again. This is One of the Best X-Men Films I have Ever Seen. For the Most part It was Constructed well.
Highlights of the Movie:
Â° Apocalypse's Entry and Progression was Great to See.
Â° You Really Feel for Magneto in this. His whole existence is Tragedy Personified. At this point he has nothing Left.
Â° We Get to see the Xavier Mansion For Many Scenes and it Was Great to see the Young Mutants going to class from day to day. It was like A University with a Super Hero Twist.
Â° Apocalypse's Motivation was on a Much Higher Level than Any of the Previous Villains. He Saw that The World built Weapons and Had Idols and Had Countries as Super Powers but He Wanted Humanity to Rely on Him. He Wanted to Be their God.
Â° The Visuals throughout the Movie were Amazing.
Â° The Mind Realm Scene was a Great Visual Allegory.
Â° The Weapon X Scene Was Brutal and Great to Watch.
Â° The Quicksilver scene was Good to See Again.
A Few Bad points:
Â° I don't Understand why Storm Turned on him
Â° I was not convinced that Magneto would have turned on him, he had Nothing Left. Plus Magneto Already has a Tendency to Destroy the Humans anyway so that wasn't convincing at all.
Â° The Lead Up to Jean's Full power was not built up enough.
Overall, It's hard to Rank the X-Men Movies in Order because they all have Issues but This Is One of the Best X-Men films I've ever Seen.