This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The only good thing about the film was Sophie Turner. Even I preferred X-Men: Apocalypse way over Dark Phoenix. It was just that bad.
Honestly, the worst thing that they did was...
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...limiting Quicksilver's presence in the film. Fox should've known that Quicksilver was one of their biggest hooks for the X-Men franchise. They did Quicksilver so wrong here.
Although the action scenes seem more fluid now, they tend to slide down to a bore that audiences may seem tired at the climax of each sequence. It all rather seems too much. The narrative told through the world building of the film is definitely appreciated. But compared to the multitude of action scenes, this is sadly the minority of the film, which only leaves the audience wanting more. What was the nice about the previous two films was how…
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