christopherlmccauley

Her grammar and terrible enunciation of words made me cringe. She was more impressed with herself than we were of her. Her lack of education was magnified every time she opened her mouth. I will say one thing positive. She did interact well with the children.

I have been an X-men fan since the 70s. I knew it would have language and violence because Logan has always been gritty but Fox took this to the next level. The previous X-men movies had violence and some language but stayed within the confines of PG-13. This movie didn't dance on the edge it swam in the deep end with extremely violent horror movies. It almost seemed like every scene was written with making sure it would receive an R rating. The number of times the F-bomb was dropped was to point of ridiculousness. The number of beheadings, disembowelments, and dismemberments were too many to count. Shame on Marvel and Fox for turning a children's comic book into a horror movie massacre.

If you look back at every scene the movie could have been so much better. This movie destroyed the legacy of Wolverine and Professor X. Two bitter broken men with filth pouring out of their mouth are depicted as heroes. The girl would have been safer and better off taking a Greyhound bus or a taxi.