DC Doesn't Stand a Chance.

Rating: 9/10 (29 September 2016)

Just like a certain scene from this film there will soon be 'no more' words to describe just how Marvel consistently delivers truly magnificent superhero films.
I feel so repetitive when I review Marvel films simply because every film deserves the same monumentous level of praise and admiration. It would take days to talk about all of the positives and wonderful scenes but for me the standout yet again has to be Quicksilver.
From has last brilliant appearance in Days of Future Past to now in X- Men Apocalypse where he stars in a beautifully constructed scene full of CGI bliss and visual magnificence. What Quicksilver also does is make you truly pity DC even more as he is a clear example of how a character such as the flash should be portrayed on-screen but yet again DC cannot get anything correct.
It is simply astounding at how Marvel revels in success and how they cast a darker than the depths of hell shadow over the appalling DC films. That aside its also down to a wonderful writer and director Bryan Singer for putting his hard and tireless work on show for the world to see and admire.
The acting as expected was superb and although there were no real standouts I feel like James McAvoy did deserve congratulations on his performance where his character had to go through a full range of heavy emotions. The story itself was perfect for laying out a fast paced and full on action film that never slowed or stuttered giving it a slight edge over Days of Future Past which at times lightly tapped the brakes.
Overall its a Marvel film so its clearly wonderful, but this film excelled even further with a great tempo and all out chaotic action scenes that amazed and enveloped, There is simply not another competitor who even comes within a million miles of this type of perfection.