The personal destiny of mutants, combined with the Cold War history of the last century, which is full of drama and conflict, naturally adds a bit of flavor to the story. The mutants’ pride and low self-esteem when looking at their alienation, love, hatred and entanglement in the face of human relationships are all fully expressed through the setting of scripts.
The scene design is remarkable, and more ambitious than the previous work; the relationship and personality of the characters also broke through the simplification of the previous comics, and began to sneak into the heart. When the American comics represented by "Batman" changed movies and gradually stepped out of the simple and crude way of character creation, the "X-Men" series also began to think about the charm of its humanity mining. For this point, five stars should be given to the film.
Just as the line of the Transformed Girl in the film said: "Mutant and proud"-"Mutant and proud!" This compliment applies to both the "alienation" of the mutants and the "alienation" of the film's creative methods.
There will be a sequel, I'm seriously looking forward to it!
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