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filmtogo It's clearly the best of all the X-Men films and the whole franchise including the Hugh Jackman Wolverine Stand-Alone movies and Ryan Reynolds appearances as Deadpool. This is a nearly perfect crossover of the old X-Men trilogy, the new bunch of mutants and at the same time this film deletes every mistake made by X-Men: The Last Stand. It's just sad to see that it's Wolverine who is going back in time and not Kitty Pryde. It would've been a perfect opportunity to give her a bigger role here. But it still works. Hugh Jackman has great chemistry with Michael Fassbenders Magneto and James McAvoys Charles Xavier. Also big parts for Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique (here way better than in First Class), Nicholas Hoult as Beast and a small but scene stealing moment for this incarnation of Quicksilver played by Evan Peters (and by Aaron Johnson in The Avengers: Age of Ultron). It's a fun ride. It's a time travel movie well made. It's handling a lot of characters very well. It's entertaining from start to finish.

Pjtaylor-96-138044 'X-men Days Of Future Past (2014)' serves as an apt goodbye to the original cast and a fitting initiation of the new one. This time-travel feature includes some great characters and interesting ideas but an occasional lack of action that does make for a drier watch the second time around, once you know where things are heading. Still, the lulls in excitement never last too long and there isn't usually a lack of character to drive the admittedly somewhat complex plot. The set-pieces that do occur are lavish and well designed, featuring interesting villains and impressively rendered superpowers clashing over two time periods. It's engaging stuff, compelling and interesting throughout. Most importantly, it's entertaining. 8/10

Clifton Johnson Rumor has it that DC has a new "no joke" policy for its movies. Not sure that this is true, but this movie works best when it laughs: history jokes and character tensions and winks at the camera. The moments of fun are great, and the moments of seriousness are almost unintentionally amusing. A little too much. Comics were never meant to be literature, and this movie mostly remembers that. A fun ride.

jamariana "X-Men: Days of Future Past" is not just a wonderfully entertaining and enjoyable film to watch in the cinema, but it is actually a movie with a good plot. Perhaps I like time-travel stories a bit more than the normal person, but I found the writing of this film to be extraordinary for an action film. The movie features memorable scenes, great stunts and action sequences, funny and quotable lines (as almost all action films nowadays do), and cool characters - Wolverine, Quicksilver, and young Magneto, especially. The movie is not infallible, sure, and it's not comparable to "The Godfather" or whatever else classifies as a "truly" incredible, top-quality film, but it is good in its own right. It's one of the best action films I have ever seen and I am not ashamed to admit that I saw it in the cinema twice and now also own the blu ray. It's possibly the greatest film of the X-Men series, but I might not be one to comment on this because I'm not a particularly huge fan of the series. Still, it's an excellent superhero film.