• Both protagonists' beloved were killed by the Slavic villains.

• While the protagonists chased after the Slavic villains, all of them pushed through the vehicle's window.

• Both protagonists attempted to kill themselves out of depression.

• Both protagonists ended up in a prison where they fought with the inmates.

• Both protagonists' beloved were killed by the Slavic villains.

• While the protagonists chased after the Slavic villains, all of them pushed through the vehicle's window.

• Both protagonists attempted to kill themselves out of depression.

• Both protagonists ended up in a prison where they fought with the inmates.

Im kinda confused about how the classification for the mutants goes… as was said in The Last Stand, Jean is level 5 and some other mutants were level 3. What does it mean and how is it determined??

1962

X-Men: First Class

1979

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

2003

X-Men

X2: X-Men United

2006

X-Men: The Last Stand

2013

The Wolverine

(Unknown Present Placement)

The Gifted Season 1

The Gifted Season 2

2023 - 1973

X-Men: Days of Future Past

1983

X-Men: Apocalypse

1992

X-Men: Dark Phoenix

(Unknown Present Placement)

Legion Season 1

Legion Season 2

Legion Season 3

2016

Deadpool

2018

Deadpool 2

2026-ish?

The New Mutants

2029

Logan

Does anyone have a clear time line for the revised version?

Starting from the 70s to the I wanna say 90s when Dark Phoenix was set?

Like an over detailed time line?

Im still having trouble putting things together and since the movies and time lines over lap some it’s confusing lol

Why is there no info on the gifted?

And if there is do y’all know where to find it or what it’s called because I’ve seen nothing so far at all

Is anyone gonna update the professor X page to include Multiverse of madness? I know it’s not fox first but if feels very weird without 838 Charles?

By introducing the X-Men's deadliest adversary, X-Men: Apocalypse looked like it had the potential to be the most epic superhero movie ever. But due to aching run-time, excessive CGI, and awful looking villain, we got another disappointing X-Men threequel (which is a joke the movie itself points out.) If it wasn't for the scene revolving around Quicksilver (Evan Peters), Apocalypse would've been a 144-minute snoozefest. Although we've seen fastest mutant alive save the day at break-neck speed in X-Men: Days of Future Past, this dull follow-up dials everything up to 11. After En Sabuh Nur aka Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) blows up the X-Mansion, it looks like the X-Men are done for. But a few milliseconds before the building goes up in smoke, the silver-haired speedster zips through the X-Men's home, hurling the students outside to safety. As creative as this premise is, it's Evan Peters' playful charisma that makes this scene iconic. While watching the young actor moonwalking, surfing on a table, and rescuing a pizza-chomping dog while fire flurries around him, it's impossible not to be wowed over. With Eurythmics Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) playing throughout, you can't watch this scene without a smile on your face. But as soon as this rescue sequence comes to an end, the film goes right back to being a forgettable, bloated mess. At least it was good while it lasted.

Anyone else wonder what older Quicksilver was like?

First of all: Can mystique tun into an animal?

This is my 8th time watching this movie and I just now noticed it

Second: In the scene where they are getting the suits and Charles says "none of you can stand extreme force or being ridiculed by bullets so i suggest you suit up"

That shows that the suits (Which are full body) are bullet proof

So then in the scene where Moira shoots Erik and the bullet hits Charles

But it shouldn't go through the suit because the suit is bullet proof. So how did it happen?