Disgrace to superhero cinema and big budget movies... SPOILER REVIEW

Rating: 1/10 (3 July 2014)

reading a few reviews from newspapers and the internet i never understood how a superhero movie with a time travel theme can be better than fiction movies like 'star trek'(2009) or 'back to the future'(1985). i went in for a 3d movie and was surprised to watch half the movie without the 3d glasses. 3d technology at its worst can be witnessed in this movie(but the specs say this movie was shot on real 3d cameras (highly debatable). SPOILERS AHEAD: 1. the future is dark (meaning there is no sunlight in the future... that is dumb by all standards) 2. wolverine has gray hair though others tell him he does not age at all. 3. freezing superheated metal makes the metal shatter (dumb iceman) 4. sentinels are the biggest joke I've seen in superhero movie since superman lifting kryptonite island in superman returns. 5. Hugh Jackman starred in the movie to portray a shirtless man who tells Charles to use his mind to speak to future Charles(doesn't do a thing in the whole movie). 6. blink dies the same way twice... as if she matters. 7. magneto was broken from prison to be sent back to prison. 8. Jennifer Lawrence was CGIfied for every scene except the talking ones(completely unnecessary) 9. kitty pryde bled for two days in the future and didn't die (why does Bryan singer make movies any more) 10. old sentinels were hacked by metal bars and obey magneto (again. why does Bryan singer make movies anymore) 11. hank's mutation suppression serum could have been mass produced in the dark times to avoid sentinel attacks.
MATHEW VAUGHN needs great respect to have revived the xmen franchise but days of future past was a publicity stunt to just breach the box office barriers garnering all fans of Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence, Patrick Stewart, Ian mckellen, Michael fassbender, Ellen page, James mcavoy and halle berry.
the one star in this review is given to the only star in this movie who matters (EVAN PETERS).... his engaging 7 minute screen time is the only thing that matters in the movie.