X- Men: Apocalypse Movie Review (2. The superhero genre has gone through dramatic changes since Bryan Singer directed “X- Men” in 2. The. city- level destruction that characterizes so many third acts has become. And how many more movies can we handle. The genre desperately needs to diversify not just in terms of race and.

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• X-Men: Apocalypse is the 2016 sequel/prequel to X-Men: Days of Future Past and the ninth installment in Fox's X-Men Film Series, directed by Bryan Singer.

There are several films crammed into one, all battling for the spotlight, and none of them wholly work; there is really no central storyline or heart to. The first hour is almost entirely in service of setting up new. Charles Xavier/Professor. X (James Mc. Avoy) is successfully running his school for mutant kids. Raven. Darkholme/Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) is rescuing mutants, including the. Nightcrawler (Kodi Smit- Mc. Phee) on her own, and struggling.

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Then there are the teenaged Scott Summers/Cyclops. Tye Sheridan) and Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) who are struggling to cope with. Sheridan and Turner seem. Jean grappling with the dark. One of the few evocative.

Xavier comforts her. Even though she gets a big hero. Singer. doesn’t offer the scant interesting moments enough room to breathe. He’s too. interested in hurtling to the next plot point, the next introduction, the next.

The greatest sin of “X- Men: Apocalypse” by far is how. Michael Fassbender can’t. Magneto’s storyline the emotional depth it needs.

How many more wives and. How can an actor as charismatic and dynamic as Isaac. The failure to make Apocalypse engaging is mostly the. Simon Kinberg’s script. These operatic, world- destroying villains don’t seem. Their motivations are—at best—confusing and nonsensical.

They seem so disconnected from the world the heroes. Perhaps. “X- Men: Apocalypse” also exhibits the worst traits of these sort of stories in. Romance Films Literally Right Before Aaron (2017) here.

Despite Apocalypse’s backstory and grandstanding, he spends more time. Four Horseman with power than wielding his own. The rest of Apocalypse’s team are the smug yet forgettable. Angel (Ben Hardy), Psylocke (Olivia Munn) and a young Storm (Alexandra Shipp). Singer and. Kinberg are seemingly incapable of developing more than one female character at. There’s also something deeply troubling about a series that.

Civil Rights Movement without caring one. Storm is once again given very little to. She has none of the emotional interiority, swagger or complexity of her. Jubilee (Lana Condor) is such a non- factor she could be. Raven and Jean are. Jean’s development is too inconsistent to leave. Raven comes off far worse due to Lawrence's obvious disinterest in the role, coasting from scene to scene with none of her trademark.

When Raven reverts to her natural blue form (which is probably one of. Advertisement. While much has been made about how superhero films rely on. X- Men: Apocalypse” takes this idea to the next level with startling violence. It isn’t just one city that hangs in the balance. The destruction in the third act is so. There is no sense of danger here, only the distinct feeling.

There is one scene involving the surprisingly fun. Quicksilver (Evan Peters) that gives “X- Men: Apocalypse” one of its only. He uses his super- speed to traverse through. Xavier’s school saving people from an explosion, as set to “Sweet Dreams (Are. Made of This)” by The Eurythmics—a confounding music choice, to say. Singer finds some physical humor and levity in Quicksilver’s.

But it’s the only scene in a film almost 1. It isn’t enough to save what proves to be an.