Marvel Comics have been a part of the movie world for many years. While the likes of The Avengers can be considered Marvel's most monumental achievement, we cannot forget that all of this would not have been possible had not been for a certain team of mutants that made their film debut in 2000. For over 14 years, the X-Men have played a major role on the silver screen; from successes like X2: X-Men United to dismal failures like X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Now the superhero franchise find itself at a crossroad with the latest installment X-Men: Days of Future Past.Bryan Singer returns to the director's chair to bring this iconic X-Men story to life; as well as bridging continuities of X-Men: First Class and the original X-Men trilogy together. Much like the story its based from, Days of Future Past deals with the X-Men fighting for their future against the menace known as Sentinels. In order to prevent the apocalyptic future from happening, Wolverine travels into the past to unite the younger Charles Xavier and Magneto so they can stop this threat before it begins.
