Exhilarating experience, Ignore the haters.

Rating: 9/10 (20 May 2016)

The movie was pretty amazing, so f**k all the critics. I think that the critics see these kind of movies as stand-alone's. They miss the point that they are a part of a series and are meant particularly for the comic lovers. The basic idea of these movies is that over the years, the ever-so-popular comics have held us in trance, and now we can see the characters and their stories live on the big screen, performed by excellent actors (read ordinary humans). I think that's the kind of psychological trick that does it for the superhero/comic-based movies (I'd include Bond movies too). You can't judge it in the ways you judge a movie from the realistic genres. I think its high time specific critics developed for this genre or the existing critics to get an update on the 'criticizing'.
The star, for me, as usual, was The Wolverine. The way the scene was built up took me back to the same for Dr. Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs (I know, too much romanticism, But it was a real treat to watch). I'll really miss him in the forthcoming movies, if Wolverine III is really the end.
Sophie Turner (as Jean Grey) adds another jewel to her already dazzling tiara. She is quite an actress for her age.