This is the fourth time I've watched this film, and my rating has been bobbing up and down like a yo-yo. Evidently I don't know what to make of it. Who knows what I'll rate it next time! Today the story gripped me like it hasn't in the past. Maybe I was just in the right mood for the film. That's why I could never be a professional film critic. I'm much too erratic.
Hank McCoy is apparently a Star Trek fan. He has one eye on Bolivar Trask, the other on Star Trek reruns. By a strange coincidence the episode being shown is "City on the Edge of Forever", in which the Enterprise and its crew has to travel into the past to change the present.
Jennifer Lawrence appears as Mystique and shows that blue is beautiful.
Or do you prefer her with a normal pink skin? It's hard to choose.
There's a newspaper shown in the film. Wolverine is checking out, holding it in place with his unenhanced bone claws. But take a closer look at it. The first three columns are well written, but in the fourth column everything breaks down. The second paragraph of the fourth column ("Mrs. Locklan Smith") is identical to the last paragraph of the third column. The third paragraph ("Fink") is identical to the second paragraph of the third column. The fourth paragraph ("Max Schwartz") is identical to the third paragraph of the third column. The fifth paragraph ("Isidore Fink") is identical to the fourth paragraph of the third column. That's all very sloppy.
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