lupusinfabula-64259
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This weeks episode felt incomplete and short. The writers did a horrible job with writing, it felt like they were lazy, there were like many loopholes and unexplained things going on.
It seems to me that putting almost whole season in the backstory is too much, and then, and in the same time leaving us, ironically with unanswered questions. I seriously doubt that the finale will be any good after seeing this. I hope I am wrong, but if episode 10 is not 1 hour and 30 minutes long, I don't know how will they fix this mess of episode 8 and 9.
I've been a fan of X-men since I was 7, and I must say that this film shook me to the core. Having watched the previous 7 X-men films I dare say that this one outshines the others for several reasons.
For the first time we get to really know Logan, even his vulnerable side, his fears, weaknesses and him caring a lot for others. We also see him accepting to be a part of a family, which is a key word in this film. Other then Logan we get to see professor X who is now, let's say, a changed man. What I also liked, is a change of theme, brand new characters, special effects for abilities etc.
But, to watch it and understand it, you need prior knowledge about previous adaptations, especially about his origins.
For the first time we get to really know Logan, even his vulnerable side, his fears, weaknesses and him caring a lot for others. We also see him accepting to be a part of a family, which is a key word in this film. Other then Logan we get to see professor X who is now, let's say, a changed man. What I also liked, is a change of theme, brand new characters, special effects for abilities etc.
But, to watch it and understand it, you need prior knowledge about previous adaptations, especially about his origins.
