review_text: "“X-Men: Apocalipse, apesar de suas falhas, tem a audacidade de fazer o universo cinematográfico da Marvel parecer pequeno, e o universo cinematográfico da DC parecer tolo por confundir ‘se levar a sério’ com ‘seriedade’. Se ao menos a esses personagens fosse permitido serem tão complexos quanto as ideias pelas quais lutam, X-Men: Apocalipse poderia ser um novo começo para o gênero do super-herói” – IndieWire “Apesar da presença inegável de uma quantidade enorme de ação, X-Men: Apocalipse é definitivamente um daqueles casos em que menos é mais, especialmente se comparado com as cenas surpreendentes e as interações humanas mais interessantes de outras grandes franquias da Marvel” – The Hollywood Reporter "When Apocalypse emerges, it will take everything the X-Men have to defeat him. It’s a much more classic superhero setup, and it makes for a great time at the movies. [...] X-Men: Apocalypse has a lot of action, balanced with humor and emotion that make you think of more than just “When’s the next superpower?” There’s a ton of fan-service, especially for longtime fans of the X-Men (whether from comics, videogames, the 90s animated series, or the films) and in-jokes (including one laugh out loud one at their own expense) that should make X-fans extremely happy. From the climactic battle all the way through the final scene of the movie, my inner ten-year-old was screaming out loud." ComicBook. "What makes X-Men: Apocalypse so exciting isn't really any one thing but rather its cohesion, its storytelling verve." Village Voice "Taken as the next chapter in the series, Apocalypse is an undeniably fun and entertaining adventure and does a pretty good job of establishing Xavier's next class." IGN Movies "Apocalypse includes everything you'd want in an X-Men movie, including two of the best superhero set pieces ever. But after Days Of Future Past, it feels a tad underwhelming." CinemaBlend "Apocalypse is the film that finally realizes the full big-screen potential of Marvel’s X-Men franchise and elevates it to a level on par (or pretty close anyway) to the Marvel Cinematic Universe." Newsarama "At this point the X-MEN movies have really settled into a predictable rhythm; while you could of course say the same for some other big franchises, these particular movies just don't inspire a lot of excitement in me. That said, if you really enjoyed the last two films, you'll likely find plenty to appreciate in APOCALYPSE, even though its villain is a drag and the heroes are going through the motions once again. I'm giving it a 6, but you may well bump the grade up higher if you're an X-Men fanatic." JoBlo "The idea of an apocalypse means every dial has to be turned up to 11 and this film certainly provides bangs for your buck, although there is less space for the surreal strangeness of the X-Men to breathe, less dialogue interest, and they do not have the looser, wittier joy of the Avengers. But the more playful episodes with Cyclops and Quicksilver are welcome and everything hangs together. But in the future X-Men films have to mutate into something with fewer characters and more characterisation. Rating: 3 stars out of 5" Guardian
review_text_processed: "“x-men: apocalipse, apesar de suas falhas, tem a audacidade de fazer o universo cinematografico da marvel parecer pequeno, e o universo cinematografico da dc parecer tolo por confundir ‘se levar a serio’ com ‘seriedade’. se ao menos a esses personagens fosse permitido serem tao complexos quanto as ideias pelas quais lutam, x-men: apocalipse poderia ser um novo comeco para o genero do super-heroi” – indiewire “apesar da presenca inegavel de uma quantidade enorme de acao, x-men: apocalipse e definitivamente um daqueles casos em que menos e mais, especialmente se comparado com as cenas surpreendentes e as interacoes humanas mais interessantes de outras grandes franquias da marvel” – the hollywood reporter "when apocalypse emerges, it will take everything the x-men have to defeat him. it’s a much more classic superhero setup, and it makes for a great time at the movies. [...] x-men: apocalypse has a lot of action, balanced with humor and emotion that make you think of more than just “when’s the next superpower?” there’s a ton of fan-service, especially for longtime fans of the x-men (whether from comics, videogames, the 90s animated series, or the films) and in-jokes (including one laugh out loud one at their own expense) that should make x-fans extremely happy. from the climactic battle all the way through the final scene of the movie, my inner ten-year-old was screaming out loud." comicbook. "what makes x-men: apocalypse so exciting isn't really any one thing but rather its cohesion, its storytelling verve." village voice "taken as the next chapter in the series, apocalypse is an undeniably fun and entertaining adventure and does a pretty good job of establishing xavier's next class." ign movies "apocalypse includes everything you'd want in an x-men movie, including two of the best superhero set pieces ever. but after days of future past, it feels a tad underwhelming." cinemablend "apocalypse is the film that finally realizes the full big-screen potential of marvel’s x-men franchise and elevates it to a level on par (or pretty close anyway) to the marvel cinematic universe." newsarama "at this point the x-men movies have really settled into a predictable rhythm; while you could of course say the same for some other big franchises, these particular movies just don't inspire a lot of excitement in me. that said, if you really enjoyed the last two films, you'll likely find plenty to appreciate in apocalypse, even though its villain is a drag and the heroes are going through the motions once again. i'm giving it a 6, but you may well bump the grade up higher if you're an x-men fanatic." joblo "the idea of an apocalypse means every dial has to be turned up to 11 and this film certainly provides bangs for your buck, although there is less space for the surreal strangeness of the x-men to breathe, less dialogue interest, and they do not have the looser, wittier joy of the avengers. but the more playful episodes with cyclops and quicksilver are welcome and everything hangs together. but in the future x-men films have to mutate into something with fewer characters and more characterisation. rating: 3 stars out of 5" guardian