X-Men:Days of Future Past

[zachary]

yea, not the most powerful. His ass has been whooped a few times. Usually by Nate Grey or some version of Cable.

How does Cable whoop him?

[idrivea4banger]

yea, not the most powerful. His ass has been whooped a few times. Usually by Nate Grey or some version of Cable.

[mstng86]

In other words, yeah he's one of the most powerful mutants.

yea, not the most powerful. His ass has been whooped a few times. Usually by Nate Grey or some version of Cable.

[idrivea4banger]

Eh, that is always up for debate. Apparently he is immortal and can't be killed. He keeps getting "killed" and keeps coming back, so I guess he is. here are his powers.



Molecular self manipulation
Immortality
Superhuman physical attributes
Teleportation
Energy manipulation
Technopathy
Psionic powers
Healing factor
Genius-level intellect

In other words, yeah he's one of the most powerful mutants.

[mstng86]

Also the most powerful, right?

Eh, that is always up for debate. Apparently he is immortal and can't be killed. He keeps getting "killed" and keeps coming back, so I guess he is. here are his powers.



Molecular self manipulation
Immortality
Superhuman physical attributes
Teleportation
Energy manipulation
Technopathy
Psionic powers
Healing factor
Genius-level intellect

[BERT]

Apocolypse is the first mutant. Just in case no one knows.

Also the most powerful, right?

[idrivea4banger]

Apocolypse is the first mutant. Just in case no one knows.

[mstng86]

End of the credits is a shot of apocalypse building the pyramids. It's been out a while. If they haven't seen it, they aren't going to anytime soon either

Finally checked this out this afternoon. I'm not a huge fan of the XMen, and more often than not I get excited after seeing a preview and then am disappointed when I see the movie. This was an exception. I really liked it, not just for some of the interesting set pieces and the intertwining of the legitimate past, but for the in depth philosophical way the characters interacted with each other. Seems like they finally made every main character legitimately three dimensional. Didn't stick around for the end credits, guess I'll read the thread and find out.

[YALE]

Star Treks reboot was much cleaner.

They had to retcon 10 pounds of shit into a 5 pound sack on this one, given the mess they made with the first 3 X-Men movies.

[UserX]

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, it was well done. I'm glad I decided to see it in the theater.

The quicksilver scene was brilliant

That scene was badass! Time in a Bottle was the perfect song too, that was my favorite part of the movie.

[mstng86]

This guy has to be joking.

https://www.yahoo.com/movies/x-cluded-why-are-all-the-minority-x-men-left-out-in-87337159792.html

[BERT]

yeah I confused old magneto for the "80's magneto"



Colussus has about the same amount of screentime as he did in the others. Nowhere nearly enough to make a huge impact on the movie.

Saw it last night, thought it was pretty good. Still disappointed that Colossus didn't have a bigger role to show just how badass he actually is.


Had to google the after credit scene as I didn't know what the fuck was going on lol

[roliath]

Those were the original sentinels. The ones from the future had mystique's ability to adapt since it was her dna that was the basis of their creation.

yeah I confused old magneto for the "80's magneto"

So no Wolverine as we know him in this movie?

Also, is Colossus in this movie more than the others?

Colussus has about the same amount of screentime as he did in the others. Nowhere nearly enough to make a huge impact on the movie.

[BERT]

Yea, I don't know how he was getting around that either.

Also, I really HATE bone claws. It takes away alot of coolness in Wolverine.

So no Wolverine as we know him in this movie?


Also, is Colossus in this movie more than the others?