Days of Future Past

X-Men: Days of Future Past

[★★★★☆]

I should have watched X-Men before I watched Edge of Tomorrow. Because, this movie (ALSO!) tells about how they back to the past and change the history. Call me ‘out of date’ or whatever, cause I just watched X-men: The Days of Future Past, last night. *I mean last Thursday, I’ve written this, but yet posted.*

Well, talking about superhero movie is not fair if we compare between the movies and the comics. Or maybe the movies and the novels. Some people expect too much for movies. They want to watch the real visual version from comics. So do I. But, I’m the big fans of X-Men. So, I admit that I couldn’t hardly wait to watch this one. Even, at least, I watched too late.

Bryan Singer, the director, has worked so hard to impress us, fans, again. After Brett Ratner destroyed X-Men stories before, X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. While, in future, they are attacked by Sentinel. Sentinel is a thing which is made by Government to kill mutants. *I think, that Sentinel looks alike Iron Man. hahaha* So that, Wolverine is sent to the past by Professor Xavier and Erik to change a part of history.

Mystique caused the Government made Sentinel Project. Actually, Sentinel was Bolivar Trask’s, he obsessed to kill mutant. He affected the Government to built this project. Mystique felt like she should kill Trask. But she killed Trask, it didn’t make Sentinel Project cancelled, instead the Government started to develop Sentinel. Wolverine should avoid Mystique kill Trasks.

Yet by the movie run, with more drama and less fight, it still impressed me. I found some interesting things on it. As when Quicksilver, Peter Magnus, brings Magneto from Pentagon. This scene was sooo funny. And when Wolverine passes through a metal detector. Then, when in future, after Wolverine back from past, I watched that Bobby, Iceman, is still being together with Rogue. And Kitty with nobody, I don’t know exactly, but she teaches class.

So, what’s next for X-Men? We have to wait until 2016, for ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ and ‘Wolverine 3’ in 2017.