X-Men:
Days of Future Past delivers on all levels. First, it has a great story Writer Simon
Kinberg developed with Jane Goldman and Matthew Vaughn. Director Bryan Singer, backed by Cinematographer
Newton Thomas Sigel, Production Designer John Myhre, Visual Effects Designer
Richard Stammers and Editor/Composer John Ottman, has turned their work into the
best action film, so far, this year.
In an all-star cast, including Michael Fassbender as the
Young Magnito, Ian McKellen as Magnito, Patrick Stewart as Professor X, Halle
Berry as Storm, Peter Dinklage as the villainous Dr. Trask, Ellen Page as Kitty
Pride, Anna Paquin as Rogue, Nicholas Hoult as Beast and Omar Sy as Bishop, the
standout performances are Evan Peters as Quicksilver, Hugh Jackman as
Wolverine, James McAvoy as the Young Professor X and, best of all, Jennifer
Lawrence as Raven.
Now, if you’re not a viewer of the previous X-Men
films and don’t know who those characters are, you’ll still have a great time
seeing this film. If you are a fan, you’ll be ecstatic with this
production.
I give X-Men: Days of Future Past a 4+ out
of 5.
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