It being boring (TO ME) isn't a comparison to the comics. I just thought it was boring. It felt like nothing happened, and a huge part of that stems from the fact you have absolutely no idea how the characters got to Logan from DOFP (I get Xavier likely killed the X-Men and so on). You can tell a standalone story that exists in a universe without completely abandoning the attempt of it making sense within the plot you've given us. You don't need to set any future franchises up, you don't need to cater to everything that came before, but make sense.
I never said it was a bad movie. I actually think Fox's X-Men movies are generally at least decent (obvious exceptions of Origins, 3, The Wolverine, Apocalypse, which are all fucking horrible); they're just not good X-Men movies. And I would like my X-Men movies to be X-Men movies. I don't think Wolverine's depiction is Hugh's fault, but Singer's and Fox's. He does pretty fine with what he's given, and it was cool seeing Wolverine fight in R-rated glory (even though they're still using some pretty indefensibly bad wire work), but lack of (brutal) violence wasn't really what was missing from the character in these films.
Liking, even loving, the movie is fine, but praising it as the best superhero movie ever because it doesn't feel like a comic book movie probably just means that you don't actually like comic book movies. Which, again, is fine. *shrug*