A Few Good Scenes Doesn't Make a Good Movie

Rating: 7/10 (23 May 2016)

I was very afraid of this film. I read a couple of critics about it and they said that this is the worst film of Bryan Singer's carrier and the worst x-men movie of all time. The critics were partly right.
Probably the worst thing in X-men: Apocalypse is it's extremely slow beginning. When you watch a superhero movie, you expect non-stop action, like in this year's Captain America: Civil War and in the new x-men trilogy: X-men: First Class and X-men: Days of Future Past. The beginning is extremely slow paced, there is only that much action such as in Thomas Alfredson's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and in Terrence Mallick's The New World. The acting is awful. Jennifer Lawrence and Oscar Isaac are look quite untalented in this film. Bryan Singer is a great director (if you won't believe it watch The Usual Suspects or Valkyrie) but he missed the point with this movie.
Although there are some good points in X-men: Apocalypse. The scene where Quicksilver save almost everyone from a collapsing building is amazing. Evan Peters really did a great a job. The visual effects are stunning, especially in 3D. Unfortunately, we only get a bit of it in the end fighting scene. Finally, there is a very good cameo from Hugh Jackman.
It's sad that Marvel financed this movie a lot more than Deadpool. The worst thing is the action-shortage in it. You can watch it, but it's definitely not worth the price of a cinema ticket.
7/10