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That’s what Singer brings to the table. He’s always taken these characters seriously enough to keep it interesting, but he pulls that off without sapping his X-Men films of their much-needed humour. It’s a tough balancing act, as evidenced by the campy drudge of Brett Ratner’s X-Men: Last Stand and the Deadpool-destroying X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Whilst Singer’s personal life has lately been brought into very serious contention, there’s no denying that he knows how to make good and proper mainstream cinema, replacing the crumby FX of First Class with gargantuan production values and a story so massive in scope you can see it from space. It’s a perfect balance of the serious and the silly, and the movie-going public is going to love it.
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Of course, it’s not the greatest film ever made. There are occasional flaws – namely awkward logical jumps (all of a sudden Ellen Page can instigate time travel?) and necessary but very clunky plot exposition occasionally slowing the film to a crawl. But hell, it’s the best mainstream summer blockbuster I’ve seen in a long, long time, providing fun and bombastic entertainment without patronizing or belittling its audience. DoFP is the near polar opposite of “by the numbers.” While so many modern box office hits feels like they were put together by committee, this is a movie that just wants you to have a really great time – balance sheets be damned.
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And that’s what X-Men: Days of Future Past - in spite of its ludicrous title – is first and foremost: a really great time provided by a group of people more than willing to go above and beyond the call of duty. As the Avengers half of Marvel’s cinematic universe grows more and more tired, this is the kind of superhero movie that really deserves your money.
I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t “get” comic book films – it’s not them, it’s me. That predetermined bias and memories of the frothy but throwaway fun of First Class didn’t exactly have me frothing at the mouth for yet another movie about spandex-coated heroism – but boy did I have a blast. It’s stuff like this that made me want to be a film critic in the first place: unexpected surprises that defy preconceptions and make the world a more enjoyable place. The newest X-Men film is not perfect, but when this much zany fun is on offer, perfection isn’t a necessary requirement. Brett Ratner, McG et al can take their committee-written productions and shove ‘em - X-Men: Days of Future Past is the bomb.