She did not deserve her memories back.

Rating: 3/10 (4 June 2016)

Since CIA agent Dr. Moira MacTaggart beat up the goon protecting the entrance, moved the rug, and left the piece of plywood open for the sun to come in and resurrect Apocalypse (something none of Apocalypse's minions could figure out), she is ultimately responsible for all of havoc caused in this movie.
X-Men: Apocalypse certainly has many other plot holes (as it appears that they wrote this movie in about 5 minutes), but nothing nearly as gaping... yet no one, not even the telepathic Professor X, acknowledges her folly (as well as Storm's and Magneto's direct murderous involvement going without guilt, justice and retribution), instead... Charles rewards Moira by giving back the memories he once took from her. LAME!
Just about ANYONE I know could have written a better way to resurrect Apocalypse, let alone write a better movie.
I gave it a 3 because I quite enjoyed the Quicksilver stuffs-- except when Mystique brought him up to stop Magneto by telling him that he is his son, but even with all the destruction going on, they changed their mind. Horrible writing.