Good feelings come from comparison.
At the close call at the beginning, the heroes' fear, hesitation, reluctance, and even the irreversible price of the highlight moment, this sense of reality is very different from the fairy tale that the Avengers Universe can't change no matter how frustrated it is. Superpower is the original sin of the superpower, and the X-Men series relies on this to make the entanglement in the Avengers always a child's play, even though the latter also pretends to fight a WWE-style civil war.
The first half of the movie is quite tight, but the second half is a bit slow. I especially like these scenes: The Beast Hank angrily and painfully pleads with Professor X to admit that he is wrong; Magneto's reaction when he sees the Dark Phoenix; the Dark Phoenix makes Professor X walk like a puppet. Rather than anti-intellectual popcorn, it's impressive that these few scenes actually give the film something literary.
The logic of super power usage is not clear enough, of course, it is a common problem that is difficult to solve in this type of film, especially Magneto's ability, which is interpreted in a flashy way. It's like, what's worse is that every time you play cool, you have to face the embarrassment of being an enemy who is not one of your opponents (the entire reboot series has this problem, in order to highlight the strength of the enemy, you always use Magneto to step in). On the contrary, the first battle between Dark Phoenix and a few X-Men was more level, and it was actually more delicate than the battle in the climax.
Of course, there are still many things to regret, such as Qin's dual personality creation. If she is more timid and neurotic, and points out that she returns to her youthful mind with an adult body, the damage caused by Professor X's shielding memory to her will be concrete, and her behavior will be more Logical. For example, after the final battle, only a few people came to the scene. The mutants all over the world are like decorations, and the realism is quite insufficient. Compared with the old three, the bearing is much worse.
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