X-Men: Apocalypse SPOILER-FREE Review

We are now four films deep into our legendary year for comic book movies. We had Deadpool which was awesome, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice which was decent, Captain America: Civil War which was awesome, and now we have X-Men: Apocalypse. After Bryan Singer returned to the series with the kickass X-Men: Days of Future Past, everyone was excited to see his next outing into the mutant franchise. Could this film be as good, if not better than Days of Future Past? It had a lot going for it. It was introducing fan-favorite villain Apocalypse, as well as giving us younger, new versions of the original cast. This movie was promised to have the new trilogy of X-Men films come full-circle, and set us up for the bright future of the franchise. While X-Men: Apocalypse is a good film, it doesn't live up to the expectations put on it, and does not compare to the excellence of its two predecessors.
When the world's first mutant, the self-claiming god Apocalypse, reawakens, the X-Men …
When the world's first mutant, the self-claiming god Apocalypse, reawakens, the X-Men …