In "X-Men: Reversing the Future", it is not difficult to see that director Brian Singer has done enough work, and the story structure of the entire film is basically qualified, without revealing too many bugs in the crossing. It seems that the shadow of "Inception" can be seen on some sections, such as the last two battles, the two battles affected each other, and the director also used parallel editing to highlight the drama and tension, which can be called the climax of the film. This paragraph can also be described as a microcosm of the whole film, condensing a lot of high-tech and stars, but it lacks some thickness. In the face of gorgeous casts, Brian Singer seemed to focus on how to balance their scenes, instead of designing lines and inner scenes for every mutant. The film obviously needs more presentation and psychological construction. Like the big villain played by Peter Dingraki, there is no room to play his acting skills. The psychological activity is too single, and there is no more delicate digging, so that the characters stay on the surface. This is a flaw that the film failed to evade.
The director left more highlights to many young characters such as The Beast, Mystique, Phantom Cat, and Fast Silver. Too many stars have distracted the focus of the film, but they are also the key to saving the film. The creators are also very smart to show the freshness and vitality of the film. It can be seen that the screenwriters have spent a lot of energy to improve the charm of the new role.
