X-Men: Days of Future Past

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It was said in an article awhile back that the two would share a few scenes together, though that could still work with your theory Nova.
 
Just found this...

The footage opens on an eye. Professor X’s eye to be exact.

“What’s the last thing you remember?” he asks in voiceover.
(All quotes below are voiceover unless noted.)

A montage of several original characters: Shawn Ashmore as Ice Man, Ellen Page as Kitty Pride, Halle Berry as Storm. etc.

“I had a little glimpse into the past.”

Wolverine, dressed in a black outfit fitted with buckles, walks with older Professor X (Stewart) and older Magneto (McKellen), in similar attire. They appear to be in some kind of temple, with very rich colors.

“You’re going to have to do for me what I once did for you,” Xavier’s voice says. “You need me as well,” Magneto adds. “Side by side to end this war before it ever begins.”

The trio approaches what appears to be some kind of ritual table, followed by a montage of new characters including Omar Sy as Bishop. They appear to also be in this present/future time with the original characters, in similar black outfits.



“So I wake up in my younger body and then what?” Logan says. “Find me. Convince me of all of this,” Xavier explains.

We finally see the younger Xavier (McAvoy) sitting down with an ‘X’ of light on his head. He and his companions are all in ’70s clothes.

“It’s going to take the two of us,” Magneto says.

Now we see young Magneto (Fassbender) floating, doing some other possibly sinister stuff.

“Then where do I find you?” Logan asks. “On different paths,” old Magneto says. “Darker paths.”

We see some more shots from the ’70s, most of the new First Class characters living their own lives.

“Logan, lead me. Guide me. Be patient with me,” the older professor pleads. “Patience isn’t my strong suit,” responds Logan.

We see Logan with two lights on the side of his head and he screams. Hard cut.

The footage goes into a montage of many things. Some examples include a secret compartment under the Oval Office. More new characters. Trask (Peter Dinklage) presiding over a meeting. Lots of action scenes including Wolverine riddled with bullet holes, Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) crying, Mystique changing form and walking in a military uniform, Young Magneto floating, getting choked by Beast (Nicolas Hoult) and young Xavier blowing the dust off Cerebro.

Finally we see young Xavier touching Logan’s face and we hear his voice in voiceover, from a different scene.

“I don’t want your suffering,” Xavier screams. “I don’t want your future!”

The final shot is young Xavier encountering old Xavier, looking each other dead in the eye, and old Xavier says the following as voice over:

“Please. We need you to hope again”


Then the title card: “Days of Future Past.".

The parts in bold fit my theory.

It doesn't say if thats young Xaviers or old Xaviers eye and voiceover at the start but the former fits with the next part where young Xavier touches Wolverines head and likely taps into his mind like how Jean did in X1.
The next scene listed is what shows them face to face, it could be a conversation through a psyonic time link in Logans mind
 
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I'm on da fence. :rotfl

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I hope I'm wrong but I don't think Singer will have the creative intelligence to stick with what made the comic arc so compelling.
The systematic slaughter of some of the most famous mutants in the Marvel universe.
How is that shot of old Logan getting vaporized by a sentinel after a failed fast ball special
with his adamantium skeleton smoldering at the feet of Colossus going to come come about?
He's in the past.
If Singer can't bring himself to show Superman throwing one punch in SR how are we going to get the sense of jeapordy that is needed to drive this story?
Won't hold my breath.
 
I hope I'm wrong but I don't think Singer will have the creative intelligence to stick with what made the comic arc so compelling.
The systematic slaughter of some of the most famous mutants in the Marvel universe.
How is that shot of old Logan getting vaporized by a sentinel after a failed fast ball special
with his adamantium skeleton smoldering at the feet of Colossus going to come come about?
He's in the past.
If Singer can't bring himself to show Superman throwing one punch in SR how are we going to get the sense of jeapordy that is needed to drive this story?
Won't hold my breath.

They're going to cheat, there's going to be more fake out consciousness jumps than hookers near Biojex's apartment. :lol
 
Comics, who da **** reads those anymore.

Those were meant for an era of black and white TVs with 7 channels.

Movies today are our comics.

****, who the hell even reads a book anymore.
 
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Comics, who da **** reads those anymore.

Those were meant for an error of black and white TVs with 7 channels.

Movies today are our comics.

****, who the hell even reads a book anymore.

The funny thing is, comics change things up and retcon so much, you'd think people would be used to a little change by now.
 
Comics, who da **** reads those anymore.

Those were meant for an error of black and white TVs with 7 channels.

Movies today are our comics.

****, who the hell even reads a book anymore.

I still buy the occasional comic for the artwork on the front of the cover. Other than that I just pick my Marvel encyclopedia and learn from there. But I read enough comics in my day that should last me a lifetime.
 
I just find it stupid when these fans to say Disney would do it "right" when the MCU has taken the same approach Fox did for adapting the source, they filtered, distorted, condesned and retconed it for the big screen.
 
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