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Best. X-Men. Movie. Period. X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST

[@fattytaft6779]

Seeing young and old Xavier speaking to each other telepathically through Wolverine's mind is one of the trippiest moments in any time travel movie.

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

r/trippingthroughtime

[@Bub_808]

James McAvoy lovely man and lovely actor

[@bboyshotty]

what a great way to combine both of the separate franchises/actors together..love this movie

[@Valineris_The_Phoenix]

I cried. Lol

[@glupshitto1977]

@@Valineris_The_Phoenixthat’s weird

[@pillar81]

Your reaction to Evan Peters being Quicksilver was priceless. That’s pretty much how people reacted to Evan Peters coming into Wandavision as Peter.

[@dresh77]

ralph bohner :)

[@Werewolf914]

That made me laugh too like the reverse of all of us X-Men fans 😆

[@illam9500]

So you just gonna spoil that for him? That what gets you hard?

[@alexfrancisco9327]

@@illam9500 he already watched Wandavision, that's why he reacted that way when he saw Peters.

[@illam9500]

@@alexfrancisco9327 oh! I musta missed those uploads completely

[@fullmetalandtheflame438]

“Was Oppenheimer a true story?” Oh my gosh… 😂😂😂🤦‍♀️ Well Alex never fails to make us shake our heads and laugh

[@cartertran270]

Exactly 😂

[@justinp7034]

Yea, that was rough to hear.

[@SauceMeGud]

Gosh golly, what a silly goose he is!

[@diamond_dogs]

Oppenheimer was so cool I wish nukes were real

[@KingHoborg]

I'm willing to bet that was just a joke, if only because the alternative is quite unfortunate.

[@jimbearone]

What Trask didn’t know was that The Sentinels would continue to learn and evolve to the point that any human that could produce a mutant was also targeted which meant they would wipe out 97.8% of humanity.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817]

I don't think he ever intended to full on genocide the mutants, after all it wasn't even him who went forward with the project it was whoever preceded him after his death, he literally admits he doesn't hate them, he envies them, he isn't Striker, the problem was in his efforts to police and control them, his project ended up being a means to completely eradicate them. Trask isn't a self serving scumbag, the problem with mutants is that the rest of the world is completely at their mercy, the worlds security and fate can depend on a single individuals principles and judgment, Trask was just trying to combat that reality but the ends didn't justify the means.

[@Mate_Antal_Zoltan]

@@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817 nah he gives a speech to Stryker about how mutants are a chance for humanity to unity against one common enemy, I think he wanted to wipe them all out

[@extremepower5765]

Fox Quicksilver: catches bullets with his fingers MCU Quicksilver: catches bullets with his body

[@bryanthomas4907]

And then that corny ass line before he dies. I will never understand why the Avengers movie are so revered. They're not terrible but they ain't clever.

[@Grant_Sheppard]

😂😂

[@neospock5034]

MCU Quicksilver had comic accurate speed. FOX Quicksilver was absurdly OP, like the Flash from DC comics.

[@fgrillo29]

This is the best X-Men movie of all time. When Charles realizes Logan has reached that point in the timeline and says, "Welcome back" I get chills. So well done. Great writing and the actors nailed the emotions. Glad you checked this one out. It'll stay with you.

[@ericjette2435]

But if you think about it, what happened to the Wolverine from the new timeline? From 1973 to 2023 (50 years!) he had a life, including being a part of the X-men and teaching at the school, but when his timeline caught up with the moment his alternate future self went back in time to change the timeline, he's just erased from existence and his alternate future self takes over his body and his life? And Charles is OK with that?

[@perssontm1628]

@@ericjette2435I don’t think he can change it lol. It does make you wonder if logan tries to change his future now though

[@mrmr4622]

Its a real shame they couldnt keep the quality, cause Apocalypse wasnt as good

[@yudhazacharias9377]

It doesn't make sense logically that the dystopian future is erased. That can't be, because the new bright future at the end of the movie can only happen because* of the dystopian future, because Wolverine traveled back in time. Deleting that dark future logically means deleting Wolverine going back in time the first place, so the new bright future shouldn't even be happening

[@curtiscole3403]

​@@yudhazacharias9377I guess the only way it works is if you assume the dystopian timeline still exists as an alternate, parallel timeline. When mystique chose not to shoot, the timeline they were all in became a branched timeline. Xavier would remember Logan travelling back in time, which is why he welcomes him back, but it isn't the same Xavier from the dystopian timeline

[@nthdgree5078]

Thank you for watching the Rogue Cut. I’m so mad her parts were cut out of the theatrical version for two reasons. A) because we miss out on the obvious return of Rogue, B) because it explains how the Sentinels were able to copy mutant powers. I remember watching the theatrical version and understanding that they used Mystique’s power to shape shift, but it made no sense that they were able to steal abilities. Now it makes sense that they were using a blend of both of their powers.

[@timj4885]

remember when mystique transformed into logan in the original movies (cant remember which) and uses his claws but theyre fake bc logan cuts them? i never understood how she did that bc where did the fake claws come from if not an extension of her body? she showed pain but i didnt see any injury/scar afterwards. maybe thats what they leaned on in the theatrical version bc i thought rogue got the cure..unless i understand something wrong (totally possible) lol

[@flygonkerel781]

fuccc i need to watch the rogue cut. i was confused as hell with this reaction becasue i distinctly remember her not being in the original

[@jaredpetersen7343]

Luckily for my state during that time i remember seeing the rogue cuts in my theater so not all theaters cut them out

[@nthdgree5078]

@@timj4885 Yes, the claws Mystique generated were extensions of her body and she could copy them to some extent, but she couldn't replicate the actual hardness of adamantium, so Logan was able to cut through them and cause her pain. Maybe they should have showed some kind of injury on her knuckles when she changed back, but I won't nitpick the filmmakers for that. The point is, she can't actually copy the powers of another, like Logan's healing ability for example. As for Rogue, it's true she did take the cure in X3, but so did Magneto and he showed by the end of the movie that his power was slowly starting to come back when he moved a metal chess piece the slightest amount. So it's safe to assume that the cure was only temporary or could be overcome with enough effort so it's not shocking that Rogue has her powers back.

[@nthdgree5078]

@@jaredpetersen7343 That's cool that they were able to release that version near you. I was not as lucky :{

[@mahega128]

The little sister from the Maximoff home is Lorna aka Polaris, also Magneto’s daughter. And the big sister the mom told to bug would be Wanda. All Magneto’s children. There’s been revamps and retcons of the family ever since Wanda and Pietro became a part of the MCU, but they are his children.

[@jorgej.cruzhernandez9247]

Actually, no. Lorna is not a Maximoff. Magneto was captured and put in the pentagon's prison in 1963, after the whole president assassination. It's impossible for her to be Magneto's daughter, and kind of weird for her mother to have another child with him without telling him that she already had twins with him. Lorna appears in the series "Gifted".

[@Frungle_]

That’s probably why quicksilver says to magneto that his mom knew someone who could move metal.

[@jorgej.cruzhernandez9247]

@@Frungle_ in Apocalypse, he tells Mystique that Magneto is in fact his father, and that he left his mother before he was born.

[@thejenmath]

This was our first version of infinity War. Just all these different timelines coming together in this incredible film. One of my favorite theater experiences when Jean and Scott were revealed.

[@AvEnGeD7X238]

Amazing comparison

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

A shame it didn’t mean anything

[@lucassales9485]

Infinity War (Reunion) + Endgame (Time Travel)

[@LukeLovesRose]

To me, Days of Future Past is Infinity War and Endgame for grownups

[@mainstreetsaint36]

And by far better than Infinity War. I enjoyed Infinity War but DoFP was just so much more satisfying.

[@lioneljonson8716]

"was oppenheimer a true story?" the American education system at work ladies and gentlemen

[@gabrielleroux2333]

“Work” being used quite loosely lol

[@nooblette]

Isn’t he being sarcastic & funny?

[@gabrielleroux2333]

@@nooblette no, his tone was genuine , he’s often pretty obvious when he’s sarcastic

[@nooblette]

@@gabrielleroux2333 daaaaaaaaaamn

[@DannyBedo]

So Akira should be on his watch list right?

[@bellidrael7457]

This movie kinda bridges one thing people wondered about. It showed that Magneto didn't REALLY care about Mystique, he just cared about her as a mutant. As soon as she endangers mutants, he's willing to kill her, which is why in the older movie, the moment she loses her mutation, he just goes 'you're no longer one of us' and abandons her. He only cares about mutants, and only sees mutants as mutants, he is incapable of just seeing people as people.

[@andrewfera5414]

“Was Oppenheimer a true story?” The gasp I GUSPED! 😂

[@fullmetalandtheflame438]

Anyone else find it hysterical that Alex had the reaction to Evan Peters as Quicksilver in reverse? Most of us had that exact same reaction in WandaVision, not the other way around 😂

[@pillar81]

Yeah. It was quite a thing to watch Alex’s reaction to Evan Peters playing the Fox X-men’s Pietro/Peter as well as the doppelgänger Pietro in Wandavision. It was a mix of surprise/confusion/elation.

[@TheDunnDusted]

"All those years fighting each other. To have a few of them back." A nice sentiment shared between them and a nice bit of reflection when you contrast old Magneto with young Magneto.

[@tellmeajoke4645]

*Literally watches what Oppenheimer does in The wolverine and still asks* " was Oppenheimer a true story???" I'm glad I'm not American hahaha😊😊

[@Valineris_The_Phoenix]

I always loved how Charles' and Raven's relationship was portrayed. There was some deep love there. Also I feel she loved him more, to the point it could've been more than brotherly/sisterly love she felt for him. But he only ever saw her as a sister. That later turned into kind of resentment on her side, and I think it wasn't only because he started liking veing a pet of president too much and being on the covers of magazines. In the First Class you can see it when she says: "I used to think it was gonna be ME AND YOU against the world, Charles, but no matter how bad the world gets, you don't wanna be against it, do you? You wanna be a part of it." Dang, she really loved him.

[@mizrolist]

I'm sure that Raven loved Charles, it was obvious after she changed her eyes in the bar when Charles complimented that other girl. But she was disappointed - and then met Hank, promptly fell in love with him... and Hank blew it hard with his comments about her beauty. These two shaped her into the colder, more purposeful personality we see in the original trilogy and in this film.

[@flowman5383]

I almost collapsed when he asked if Oppenheimer was a true story. Holy shit dude…

[@mrman2352]

28:04 “Was Oppenheimer a true story?!” Bro I can’t 💀

[@justingarrett1675]

Fun Fact: both actors who played Quicksilver were both in the movie Kick Ass.

[@aaryaabraham3016]

TBH I don't liked Ultron's quicksilver I find him lame but X men one was dope and cool AF.

[@pragmata7997]

@@aaryaabraham3016 i liked the aaron taylor jhonson one, is one of the most realistic speedters portrayed on a movie, like what actually his powers would be in real life

[@aaryaabraham3016]

@@pragmata7997 U may be having your own choice but I think Evan Peters one was the realistic for me and they had a good detailing about him in X - men series.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Definitely Quicksilver's power. It's presented as unstoppable here with the only drawback being a hyperactive metabolism/personality. Love this one. Best soft reboot ever.

[@TragerM]

The bright side being all the twinkies you want and none of the drawbacks....

[@username.exenotfound2943]

its just too bad the films after were crap

[@thewhiteknight3945]

The Mental Flashbang I got from the phrase "Was Oppenhaiemer a true story?" cannot be explained with words.

[@flowman5383]

I legitimately almost collapsed when he said it. Didn’t think the floor for his IQ could get much lower tbh

[@B0BBYSW0RLD]

I actually had to pause and have a moment of silence, I couldn't believe what I had heard😞

[@botOxymoron]

What I like about Mystique's transformations in this movie is you can tell she's still a novice as far as her espionage and spy skills. Although she can look like anybody, she's still working on ACTING like somebody else. Especially with the soldier disguise in her first appearance and when she was disguised as Trask at his office, there are small tells that make it more obvious the person is Mystique. In the soldier's case, it's a little hard to put to words but between the soft way he speaks and the slightly unsure way he walks in the facility at first, it definitely gave off a vibe that he wasn't really who he seems. And with Trask, Mystique offers the secretary a spontaneous and very sincere compliment on her scarf, which judging by the Secretary's reaction, isn't something Trask would typically do.

[@ericjette2435]

That's a good observation. I'll admit that I didn't notice it when I first saw the movie, but I see it now. When we get to the Deadpool movies, somebody remind me to comment on the similarities and differences between Mystique and Copycat (e.g., Copycat is arguably more powerful, but Mystique is more experienced).

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

The saving Rogue scene was cut from the theatrical version because it didn't serve the main storyline and was an unnecessary detour. Turned out fine without it. They originally put it in there because they wanted to give Professor X and Magneto something to do other than just watching Wolverine laying on that table while his mind goes back in time.

[@scottredding7357]

This is, easily, the best X-Men movie. It’s so epic, across time. The best Quicksilver sequence.

[@joeysmith5715]

This version of the film is my favorite. I’ve watched SO MANY REACTORS watch this and none of them did the fans the service of watching the Rogue Cut and I have SO MUCH RESPECT for you for listening 😭😭😭

[@joeysmith5715]

@@shane0616 you're absolutely right he did!

[@Hockeyhobo89]

I was honestly shocked because like no one watches the Rogue Cut (granted they probably didn’t know it was a thing) but it’s better than the theatrical cut. I respect this guy more for this.

[@aaryaabraham3016]

​@@Hockeyhobo89Where can I find Rouge cut?

[@Hockeyhobo89]

@@aaryaabraham3016 I’m not sure if it’s streaming anywhere but it should be online to buy or rent. There’s also physical copies of it too for Blu ray/dvd

[@Irenereactioncorner]

My favorite X-men movie for sure, I was waiting for your reaction to it!

[@thanet.v2980]

same

[@BluEx22329]

Logan

[@thanet.v2980]

@@BluEx22329 bro love that movie

[@Irenereactioncorner]

@@BluEx22329 I didn't like it much when I first watched it, Logan is not one of my favourite characters, but sometime later I watched someone's reaction to it, and I really enjoyed the movie

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@BluEx22329 Not sure that counts, though

[@sourabhkarmakar8040]

"Sorry I'm not just very good with violence" Proceeds to punch Eric after 3 seconds 😂

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

"Was Oppenheimer a true story?"

[@AdolfoD]

"Was Oppenheimer a true story?" 😂😂 Oh man! You really got me with that!🤣 Of course it's real! Part of history itself. Basically, the Hiroshima bombing and atomic/nuclear weaponry wouldn't be a thing without him.

[@susannariera]

I was crying, really. Sounds funny but is actually sad.

[@LudusAurea]

Wait what do young millennials not know history already?

[@fwyaboa]

@@LudusAurea no, this guy just doesn't. always grouping people🙄

[@tinkinc85]

I went with my two 30yo nephews, neither of whom realized it was a true story and one of them had no idea who Einstein was! Kicker is we were in Oak Ridge, TN!!

[@SamGrant-jm6mz]

​@@tinkinc85then your nephew's really don't need to be voting in national elections. If somebody doesn't know basic history about world War they have no right voting.

[@martinoresnik4435]

Easily my favorite of all the X-Men movies. Michael Fassbender's Magneto is amazing, and his arc gets even better in Apocalypse. As much of a bad guy as he is, you also really feel for him very often, especially in Apocalypse. Such a great character and he was played perfectly.

[@jtrem08]

Agreed, Apocalypse isn't one of my favs but Magneto in it is incredible.

[@j0hn00]

I was bummed that Apocalypse himself didn't look much like the comic character, but I do quite enjoy the movie overall

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

The continuity of this video being titled the same way as First Class, and then going back to it we see it striked off is immaculate.

[@rbloodyeddy]

"was Oppenheimer a true story?" 🤣

[@matejpalecek4818]

"Was Oppenheimer a true story ?" destroyed me. Like, bro, I love you, but common

[@HAbarneyWK]

Wasnt that a joke? 😂

[@thembanitheone]

I feel like reactors say stuff like this or like misspell things in the title to drive up engagement in the comments section.

[@ericjette2435]

@@thembanitheone Hmm...maybe, but in this case I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if Alex truly didn't know about Oppenheimer. A lot of reactors make comments that reveal their ignorance "about a great many things."

[@PhantomLantern2814]

I will never forget seeing this in theaters. X2 was one of my favorites growing up, I’ve seen that movie so many times and still find new ways to appreciate it. So when I sat down for this and heard *THE* X2 theme, I was geeking out so hard. That’s when I knew I’d love this movie.

[@saylosrelyks8645]

Looking back now this could be considered the X-Men's Infinity War, the heroes trying to defeat an unstoppable enemy and the heroes sadly getting taken out in brutal ways, so glad you liked this one, it's so good and About Mystique, that would be a yes but only if it's Rebecca Romjin's Mystique, she was a better Mystique without question.

[@jeffreyoverton3414]

“Was Oppenheimer a true story?” really cracked me up lol. Loved the reaction, your content is always great!

[@Sleeves874]

“Was Oppenheimer a true story?!?” 😂😂😂

[@walker6774]

Blud said "Is Oppenheimer a true story"💀💀

[@mycroft16]

This is absolute top tier comic book movie making right here. The peak of the XMen. This movie hit every single damn checkbox it needed to. And it did it perfeclty. It was a really good story, with believable stakes you feel. Kept you really not knowing what was going to happen. Has some brilliant moments where Logan gets to give advice to Charles, the two Chaz's talking. It's just so damn good.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

You finally made it to my favorite X-Movie! Everything about this was soooo nicely done to tie the movies together and fix some of the decisions made the X3 that limited them storywise.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I like how Magneto has a better prison in the 70s then he does in the 2000s

[@sesshylover17]

This was also a time where spoilers and leaks weren't so prevalent. The surprises were really surprises and you couldn't predict the twists and turns.

[@kristophermyers2255]

Kelsey Grammer playing older beast again was awesome

[@razorback6111]

“Was Oppenheimer a true story?!” Oh Alex….

[@returntoearth2556]

The "Was Oppenheimer a true story?" question actually hurt my brain. 😂😂😂 That's one of those comments that makes you have to stop and mentally reset before going back to whatever you were doing. Lmao

[@eianblosch3341]

I'm so glad you checked out the rogue cut. Mannn I remember in 2015 I saw the trailer for this cut and I was SOOOOOO hyped. Some scenes are the same but for the most part this is a completely different movie because the context has changed so much. It was so fun having already seen the original version and then watching this and seeing the differences play out. This was also around the time I was discovering that movies have extended cuts and directors cuts

[@AndieO]

Reminds me of Highlander 2. The Renegade version is the one best choice. It makes sense. The theatrical was a clusterf*ck.

[@rizzyknows]

What was different?

[@eianblosch3341]

@@AndieO there's some extended cuts that sucks tho. Like for example the spider man 3 extended cut sucks. And the spider man no way home extended cut is meh. And both the theatrical and the extended cut to suicide squad just sucks

[@erikjohnson3859]

@@rizzyknows the story is longer and explains more about a character that is totally unnecessary to the movie completely taking away from the tone of the movie up to the point of the extended scenes. But hey, "Snyder cut bros" are the squeakiest wheels so they usually get the grease.

[@Jimandtonic85]

@@erikjohnson3859I watched the theatrical cut, and maybe it’s the editing here but I didn’t really notice anything different or anything that “changed the tone” of the movie lol I must be missing something

[@nobido629]

"Was Oppenheimer a true story!?".......I watched that 10 times just to be sure that he really said that🤣🤣

[@anitasmith7764]

That scene in the prison with Quiksilver is my favorite scene of the entire franchise! (With a few very close runner ups but still! 😂)

[@tskwerl]

Of course. All about the blue. That's kind of the whole point they're making with Mystique. Everybody wants her to be what they want her to be, not her true self.

[@RLucas3000]

And they’ve never even introduced Destiny in the movies have they?

[@CuidightheachODuinn]

@@RLucas3000 Not that I remember, no. They might have said the name "Irene Adler" at _some_ point in one of the movies as a very surface level Easter Egg but the character has never been introduced. I mean they have Wolverine, Beast, and Azazel and never mentioned any connection between any of them other than Beast, _and_ Nightcrawler has interacted with both Azazel and Mystique (IIRC) with no allusion to "hey Mom, hey Dad" -- so likely a "too many cooks in the kitchen" situation.

[@xSKY23]

Yeah, I don’t see the problem with some blue cheeks 🤔

[@mizrolist]

@@CuidightheachODuinn Azazel never met Kurt in the movies.

[@china_sickness7005]

This is definitely my favorite of the team X-men films. It doesn’t get much better than The Wolverine and Logan though

[@hypocritex]

Logan is hands down the best.. if you consider it an Xmen film that is.

[@holycowthatsoutofthisworld3831]

The wolverine? Better than days of future past, first class and X2? Whatever floats your boat, I guess

[@xavvi]

The Wolverine was kinda bland. Logan slaps though

[@jasonaugustine3370]

You did not just ask if Oppenheimer was a true story

[@amandawalker7739]

I absolutely loved Even Peters as Quicksilver was the best!!! Also so so happy you did the Rouge cut!!!

[@dbastos]

Remember that before you watch Logan: He lived EVERY STORY of all these movies at that point.

[@nebulastar9050]

They definitely did Quicksilver far better in the x-men movies than in the MCU. He's the best part of the next movie too.

[@dreppper]

Alex not knowing oppenheimer was real is next level 😂

[@christys7161]

"Was Oppenheimer a true story?!" My man, nonono tell me you're joking!

[@mikewhite6138]

J. Robert Oppenheimer invented the atomic bomb. He's arguably the most important person who has ever lived or at least lived in the 20th century. That's what that movie is about. Good lord, Alex.

[@batmanslarynx]

I lost my shit when he asked if Oppenheimer was a true story lmao.

[@bycdbema]

Aaahhh freaking finally!!!! This is going to be awesome. Hope you had enjoyed it!

[@abbyhutcheson9805]

I have been WAITING for you to finally meet the X-men version of quicksilver so you could fully appreciate the crossover from wandavision!!! My jaw hit the FLOOR when he showed up at Wanda’s door like shiiiiii is this finally the X-men introduction???? (It in fact was not). But not only meeting this version but also just the BEST depiction of a speedster it is so so good. Side note I saw the post for the Deadpool reaction on patreon today!!! Can’t wait for the edit!

[@angelinadolcini3000]

I've been having a bad day, I really need this reaction. Always good commentary that brightens my day. Thank you Alex, keep up the great work!

[@bjmm6142]

He didn't just say: was Oppenheimer a real story?

[@gabrielleroux2333]

Unfortunately he did yes

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

To be fair, I had no idea what Oppenheimer was about at all and I haven’t seen it yet. 😂 • Talk shit about me not knowing if Oppenheimer was real or not on my insta: 😂😂 instagram.com/therealalexhefner?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

[@SomethingNowhereMan]

LMAO

[@chrisgoodness6531]

Dude I'll talk shit to you right here... YES OPPENHEIMER WAS A REAL PERSON THE MANHATTAN PROJECT WAS REAL YOU DOLT!!!!!

[@tinkinc85]

I'm too Boomer for insta

[@TIVOSTUDIOS]

This movie is based in one of the most fantastic story lines from X-men even created, those comics were the inspiration for David Cameron create Terminator , Chris Clamount was a genius writer ( he also created the Phoenix Saga )

[@mvbest123]

A very funny reaction as usual. Now, I have 2 questions. 1. What do you mean you didn't know Oppenheimer was real? He was the father of the atomic bomb! 2. You did realize at the end Styker wasn't really Stryker pulling Wolverine out of the water but Mistique, right?

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Yes, he did, I think. To answer number 2. Which by the way, I really don't understand how that works because of what happens in the next movie with Wolverine? Did Stryker somehow get him another way?

[@kemsari9969]

The Comic-Con panel for this movie from that year was INSANE :D

[@cordite7207]

Honestly, I can't wait to get an X-men movie that actually lives up to their potential, these movies all have their moments but they could be so much more. And I would always be a speedster if I could pick, Quicksilver and The Flash's speed has always enthralled me

[@ninipookie]

Some ppl r never satisfied. 😅

[@breslinhoward6992]

@@ninipookieso we can’t have legit criticism

[@cordite7207]

Eh, I enjoy them for what they are, Jackman doesnt really resemble Wolverine but is good casting none the less, I love both iterations of Professor X and quite a bit else about the movies but that doesnt mean they're perfect or living up to the source material.

[@SamGrant-jm6mz]

​@@ninipookieyep they're not satisfied which is why the X-Men have been bought by marvel which is why everyone is so excited for the X-Men to come in the marvel which is why Deadpool's going to kill the fox universe.

[@lirpa2300]

They will appreciate these X-men movies because the MCU's version of X-men aka Mutants is going to be GARBAGE. It's the Star Wars prequels effect, people appreciated them more after those horrible Disney Stars Wars sequels came out.

[@cesneck69]

I swear to god. Saying that Alex has a memory of a goldfish would be an understatement of the year.

[@F3NGGG]

Loving the way u edit ur reactions, I enjoy watching it. Definitely coming back and watching all the other videos.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Why did I enjoy hearing Alex nearly destroy everything on his desk?🤣

[@s_adalheid]

Every movie Alex got to watch is the best😂 always cheerful like child

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

This and "First Class" are my favorite X-Men movies so far. Great to watch one after the other! ("First Class" first, then "Future Past").

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

My favorite X Men movie. Every time I watch, I get chills down my spine when they show Jean, Every Time. Also, I was going to comment on the end credit but I don't want to spoil it.

[@dunringill1747]

This movie is a variation from the comics: The Uncanny X-Men issues #141-142, published in 1981. Written by writer/artist team of Chris Claremont, John Byrne and Terry Austin. Chris Claremont is an exceptional writing talent for Marvel comics. He is also a HUGE reason behind what made the X-Men so popular. Look up what he did for Marvel and you will be blown away.

[@ericjette2435]

I was surprised to learn that the plot for "Days of Future Past" actually came from Byrne, not Claremont (according to Wikipedia).

[@tomkvideo]

The teaser trailer for this movie alone got me so hyped. And it lived up to it.

[@dallinjohnson7747]

This movie got me thinking about mystiques power, since she can alter her appearance to anybody that means she has total control over her muscles, she can make them as stretchy or dense as possible, so she technically has super human strength and flexibility along with the obvious powers to be anybody down to their DNA. Which also means she can make herself the undisputed fastest person in the world, if we discount other mutant powers. The comic books might say something else about this but it seems like she has a seriously OP power.

[@cyber_rachel7427]

She's able to mimic powers, but never as strong as they really are. For example, she once copied Wolverine's powers, claws and all, but she wasn't able to turn her claws to adamantiun; they weren't as strong, and couldn't cut anything as his can. She's also mimicked her son, Nightcawler, before, but didn't gain his ability to teleport through doing so. The closest thing she's ever done to what you suggest is turning herself into a dog. However, this caused her immense stress and was a form she could only hold for a few minutes

[@taryngaines8881]

Peter Dinklage has been in a bunch of films and tv shows, earliest one I remember him in was Elf (“call me elf one more time, I dare you!”) and he actually starred with James McAvoy (young Prof. X) in Penelope in late 2000s/early 2010s. Needless to say, this is far from his first film, and as always, he has a spectacular performance. Love your reactions, Alex, keep up the awesome work!!

[@fatalrailgun9972]

Did our man just ask if Oppenheimer was based on a true story? Short answer is yes Alex it is 😂.

[@Baiko]

Peter Dinklage's first more major role in a movie was 12 years before this, in 13 Moons, with Steve Buscemi.

[@mage1439]

Yeah, and a lot of people forget he was in Elf.

[@braedon7127]

Before that he was an angry elf 😌

[@harishreeshukla]

Alex always finds new ways to surprise me, "Was Oppenheimer a true story?!"

[@Jay_EmTea]

When young Charles goes thru Logan’s mind and he sees all the hurt and pain he’s been thru, I always imagine that scene from space balls when Lord Helmet tells them to go past that part and to never play that part again 😂

[@Swift96]

The post-credit scene was a teaser for the next X-Men movie, X-Men: Apocalypse

[@kemsari9969]

I was so hyped when i saw that in the cinema.

[@PPinho2711]

So, fun fact, I guess. Peter Dinklage is actually the second actor to interpret Trask in the live action X-Men movies. He actually shows up in X3, interpreted by Bill Duke

[@CuidightheachODuinn]

Not sure what happened in the timelines to make THAT glaring of a change in basically every possible way lol.

[@805StrengthLab]

Bill Duke was the modern Trask from 2006 They didnt mention his first name other than calling him Secretary Trask. You can probably see it as Secretary Trask being a distant relative of Bolivar fron 1970s

[@dracomaster4]

I may be one of the few that watches the full length on Patreon, and comes back to watch the KZbin edits. The editor has as much of a personality as Alex does and I love to see both versions.

[@LUC0R]

Smiling the whole video. Thanks for all the entertainment, Alex!

[@fullmetalandtheflame438]

I’ve never seen the Rogue Cut of this movie so seeing just the bits of it through your reaction has me so confused 😅 There’s basically an entirely different story going on in the second half of this movie lol

[@erikjohnson3859]

It takes away so much from the movie it's kind of irritating all of the Snyder bros that cry about it.

[@Pippa_McConnell]

​@@erikjohnson3859 This movie has no involvement from Zack Snyder...you seem confused...

[@erikjohnson3859]

@@Pippa_McConnell The Venn diagram of the people crying for a Snyder cut and the "Rogue" cut is a perfect circle.

[@Pippa_McConnell]

@@erikjohnson3859 Are the people wanting a re-release of James Cameron's Avatar with all the unfinished scenes completed part of that circle as well?

[@tbakhalid4781]

You should watch Rogue, it actually makes more sense to the plot cause that explains how sentients were able to have counter powers to fight the mutants.

[@rl0001]

X-Men powers are the best and if I could choose what powers to have, I'd go for either Jean's telepathy/telekinesis combo (the Phoenix Force would be an added bonus) or Storm's weather manipulation to adjust the days to my mood.

[@xSKY23]

I hope you don’t pick the second option because you’d create catastrophe’s changing Mother Nature.

[@rl0001]

@@xSKY23 yeah you might be right 🤣

[@Whitewingdevil]

Props to the editor, this was a fun watch!

[@BonzoDrummer]

Funfact: The mustachio'ed senator is Chris Claremont, who essentially created the X-Men as we know them.

[@wal6377]

For those of us who read comic books in the 70's and 80's, we know who the guy with four horsemen were

[@gutabo]

It wasn't even hard to tell with the people around him chanting his birth name 🤣 a shame there is no movie about his "age" 😉

[@CuidightheachODuinn]

Or the 90s cartoon, or any (probably) of the games including the Capcom brawlers. So anyone who knows X-Men from things _other_ than just the 2000's movies.

[@wal6377]

@@CuidightheachODuinn I'm unfamiliar with those references, but okay

[@baixiaolang]

​Well... That's you. The 90s cartoon was and remains hugely popular and is essentially the main reason many 90s kids knew the X-Men at before the 2000 movie, and the various games were also hugely popular among anyone who had ever been to an arcade. Even my mom, who collected X-Men comics was aware of all of that stuff because they were EVERYWHERE.

[@bj0urne]

Dunno if you realized it, but the dude that was tazed in the neck and gave wolverine a "panic attack" 17:40 was actually William Stryker, the dude who will give him the adamantium claws in the future

[@3..2..1..]

You got me twice about to sing "Don't".... Don't.... "Don't believe the lies....🎶😅😂

[@danielsummers2484]

Never stop being you, man. Your awesome!

[@SG-js2qn]

As you may know, the title comes from an album from the Moody Blues, back in 1967 (IIRC) called "Days of Future Passed." It's an epic concept album of orchestral rock, Hall of Fame type stuff. The radio hit was a repackaging of a portion of "Evening / Late Lament" released as "Nights in White Satin."

[@ericjette2435]

How interesting! I knew that in the comics there was a "Days of Future Past" story line (1981), but I didn't know there was a prior inspiration for the title. Sid any of the content of the album make it into the story, or did they just use a variation of the title? I looked it up on Wikipedia and learned that the artist/writer who came up with the plot, John Byrne, said that he unconsciously lifted the spine of the story from the Doctor Who story, "The Day of the Daleks" (1972). Having just learned that, I realize that there are also similarities to The Terminator (1984) and the "Outer Limits" episode(s) that allegedly inspired The Terminator.

[@SG-js2qn]

@@ericjette2435 It was not unusual to grab titles from music, poetry, etc. "Days of Future Passed" was well known, and the kind of reference writers would make. It has nothing to do with the story, though. Just a catchy title.

[@ericjette2435]

@@SG-js2qn Got it. Thanks.

[@andresbarriga5305]

Didn't know that. Thank you.

[@joelorr671]

Absolutely my favorite x men movie

[@_nolansworld]

“WAS OPPENHEIMER A TRUE STORY?” 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ Alex you are one of a kind (in the best way) 😂💀

[@guardian35]

So glad you watched the Rogue Cut. Rogue, her rescue, and the aftermath weren't the only things cut from the theatrical. This version also extends several scenes/conversations and has more additional scenes like the debate among the future mutants about changing the past, wolverine meeting Quicksilver's little sister, Beast and Mystique's interaction at the mansion, Mystique destroying the Cerebro helmet, Charles' interaction with a disabled veteran at the White House. and even the credit scene. They really help flesh things out and give other scenes better context that was missing from the theatrical version. I can't watch the theatrical version anymore without getting frustrated by the holes this version filled.

[@ArtByDesign80]

28:01 “Was Oppenheimer a true story?” LOL…😂🤣😂 YES…the story about the "father of the atomic bomb" is a biographical film based on the 2005 biography ‘American Prometheus’.

[@suzannekelly2826]

Ughh i ❤️ quicksilver..Evan is great!!! Apocalypse next!!!

[@RYVN.]

Your editor is amazing! 🤣

[@tiago9977]

This was easily my favourite X-Men film tbh. It definitely had some of the best writing & acting from the entire X-Men franchise imo, but I also thought it was really cool to get to see the cast/ characters from the original films & the soft reboot in the same film tbh.