Why X-Men missed its potential Avengers moment

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2014)

X-Men: Days of Future Past Review SPOILER ALERT The X-Men franchise has always produced good movies, and X-Men: Days of Future Past is now included. The film was simply a great movie and I am granting it a full B rating. This was not "The Avengers" by any means which receives an A++.
Definitely a buy-able movie of course, and with the Quicksilver scene at the Pentagon, it is a movie that will easily hit the 100 views on my BluRay player.
Quicksilver turns out to be the breakout superhero in this movie but for some strange reason, they decided not to have the character with the X-Men after Magneto was freed. This does not make any sense whatsoever. Quicksilver would have been pivotal in every scene after Magneto's freedom, to include eliminating some scenes that were just too stupid and NOT Comic Book accurate.
Sure Magneto is a bastard, but he's not an idiot. He knew how sensitive the situation was with Mystique and stopping her, but no he needs to be a complete idiot. Idiot Magneto not only screws up the plot but engages the X-Men on a "Whose Got the Bigger Penis" game. Professor X being a whinny little bearded retard did not do well for the movie either.
The only characters of the movie that didn't screw anything up were Wolverine and the humans. Wolverine can't do bad since its Hugh Jackman that controls him despite whatever the director says. I can't say that for the other characters and actors.
The Beast with his on/off powers was such an Anti-subject plot that anyone who read the comics should have been repulsed at that. It was almost like the Beast had the same control problem as the Hulk. You can't engage another characters storyline simply by saying "oh yeah, I take a shot and only change into the Beast when I get angry or when I say Simon Says". That was a Bullshit maneuver on the movie decision makers. They should have kept Beast as Beast! End of Story! Mystique was again awesome! Jennifer Lawrence is beautiful and amazing. Jennifer is definitely the better of the two ladies that have played the character. I hope she continues her Mysterious role as this amazing mutant anti hero.
Although the character of Trask was not short in the book, Peter Dinklage does not shorten the role at all. He is strong and solid in every scene, including the scene during his office visit, aka Mystique moment.
The Sentinels were scarier in this movie than they ever were in the book. The context of the end of mutant kind was a sincere tone throughout the movie, yet the mutants that were so amazing introduced without names – died without names. To introduce characters to kill them is OK but at least allow the audience to connect with them in some way like giving them names a short back story, something to justify their demise. But no, they did not. I give this movie a solid B and look forward to the next installment to the X-Men franchise.