X-Men: Days of Future Past

[Deckard]

Oh wait, or did that not happen until the 80s, I cant remeber, Origins is too awful to try to recall. I guess if it did that'd be even better because they can retcon all of Origins out of existance.

 

[DiFabio]

I'm pretty sure it happened in the 70s.

They fight at three mile island at the end don't they?

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

He got his Adamantium in 1979.

DOFP is set in 1973, so no Adamantium yet

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Saw this on IMDB. Could be an easy way of explaining Xavier looking like Patrick Stewert if they go with that random coma guy from the end of X3

In Old Man Logan Wolverine meets Emma Frost in the future and she looks exactly the same. Wolverine wonders why this is and she explains that she is making him see what she wants him to see.

I think this is how Professor Xavier managed to become resurrected. He is inside that comatose patient in a wheelchair but he is projecting his image into everybody's mind.

 

[Biojex]

Some tidbits on the Sentinels

[ame]https://youtu.be/92YBR9gEyYI[/ame]

Ever since we heard the next X-Men movie would be an adaptation of the classic Days of Future Past storyline, it was clear that Sentinels would be involved. And we did get confirmation of those giant, mutant-killing robots at Comic-Con this month when a big Sentinel head showed up on the streets of San Diego. But now, the viral site for the film, Trask-Industries.com, has evolved from just a landing page to a full-blown in-universe history of the movie version of the automatons. Some possible very mild spoilers follow for the film.


"Trask Industries continues to uncover new ways to control the mounting X-gene threat," reads the pseudo-corporate site. "In 1973, Trask Industries introduced the first Sentinel production model, the Mark I. Bolivar Trask’s groundbreaking research in AI, robotics and autonomous ballistic systems laid the foundation for the world's most capable anti-mutant defense system. Since the program's inception, we’ve continued to advance our founder's cause through eight additional generational upgrades and enhancements."



That last line will no doubt alleviate some fan concerns that the head we saw in San Diego was too small. Have some faith, guys! Plus, there is mention of a next-stage Mark X Sentinel being rolled out (apparently in the year 2020, which might give us a hint as to when the "future" part of the film takes place). There's also talk (and imagery) of an Inhibitor Collar, which is certainly something any mutant should fear...

https://www.ign.com/articles/2013/0...story-of-x-men-days-of-future-pasts-sentinels

In 1973, Trask Industries introduced the first Sentinel production model, the Mark I. Bolivar Trask’s groundbreaking research in AI, robotics and autonomous ballistic systems laid the foundation for the world's most capable anti-mutant defense system. Since the program's inception, we’ve continued to advance our founder's cause through eight additional generational upgrades and enhancements.

As we celebrate five decades of achievement, we also bid farewell to regular production of the Mark I and shift our efforts to full-time manufacturing of the Mark X — our first complete overhaul of the Sentinel line. These highly anticipated units will combine next-generation nanotechnology and bioweapon breakthroughs, promising an even brighter future for the human race.

https://www.trask-industries.com/#/innovation

 

[Project_A]

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[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Very cool. They look BIG too

 

[Biojex]

SO we've seen the Mark I. Excited to see the X model

 

[Frank]

MMMMmmmmmHHHhhhhmmmmm. Me likey likey.

Fake commercial looks like an amazingly soulless modern ad campaign! Epic Dystopic Win!

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

From that pic above it looks like it could crush Iron Man with one stomp

 

[Vivek]

First Images of Sentinels in 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' Raise Some Interesting Questions | Movie News | Movies.com

I wonder if they will actually go to the lengths of resolving these possible continuity issues. For some matters they will probably consider that not many would actually be scrutinizing these details expect hardcore fans. Of course there is no way they can tie up all loose ends, but I do hope they plan to address at least some of them in the movie.

Click to enlarge.

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

Love the 70s vibe. So looking forward to this, just keeps getting better and better.

 

[meanstreak]

Sentinels look cool. The more I see, the more excited I get about this movie.

 

[krec9]

Like the look of the sentinels in the second pic looking great.

 

[lerath666]

.... it sounds MORE like they're going to use time trave to bring the first class universe into line with the old films, than bring the old films into line with first class...

 

[Biojex]

Dinklage!!! That Stache!

 

[CelticPredator]

The Dink!........

 

[batfan08]

I'm very excited for this, and those pics just compounded it. This might be the film I'm most looking forward to for the next year or so.

 

[clot501517]

Misty Knight would actually be a great fit in this film. She was roommates with Jean Grey during the mid-late '70s Claremont run.

 

[Spartan Rex]

First Images of Sentinels in 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' Raise Some Interesting Questions | Movie News | Movies.com

I wonder if they will actually go to the lengths of resolving these possible continuity issues. For some matters they will probably consider that not many would actually be scrutinizing these details expect hardcore fans. Of course there is no way they can tie up all loose ends, but I do hope they plan to address at least some of them in the movie.

Click to enlarge.

Singer and Hollywood so predictable with a political dig by having a Sentinal at Reagans inaugural swearing in ceremony.