For me, it's between X-Men: First Class and X-Men: Days Of Future Past

My favorite is X-Men one

The movie "Logan" takes place in an alternate reality, the creator himself confirmed this. I think the Deadpool Universe and the Universe of the movie "Logan" are the same reality. Therefore, clear out all the information that this movie belongs specifically to the Updated X-Men.

This might not be true, but I feel like it is because I noticed X-Men: Days Of Future Past mainly focused on Professor X

I just rewatched X-Men: Apocalypse and I caught a quote from Charles that potentially could fix a continuity error with Days of Future Past and Logan.

In Logan (set it 2029), it is stated that no new mutants have been born in 25 years (implied to be 2004). In the epilogue of Days of Future Past (set on June 29, 2023), there are many students in the school that look far too young to be born in 2024.

However, I think this could be fixed with a quote from Apocalypse. Right before the scene where Apocalypse takes over Cerebro (where Charles meets with Raven), Charles says, "You know, I have plans for this place. I mean to turn it into a real campus. A university. Not just for mutants, either, but for humans too. Living, working, and growing together."

What I am saying is that the young children in the DOFP epilogue are not mutants, but humans, as we don't see any of them using powers. This implies that Charles ended up turning his school into one for humans and mutants (not necessarily a university) sometime in between Dark Phoenix and Deadpool. Also, if mutants are at the school and the X-Men aren't necessarily worried about there being no new mutant students, we could maybe assume that Logan was rounding up the years (at minimum 24 years and 6 months).

Let me know your thoughts on this.

Okay, here's my final collage of alternative covers for the soundtrack to Deadpool & Wolverine by Rob Simonsen.

Neat, huh? Unfortunately, I had to resize it in order for it to be posted, not share it in its maximum scope like I would've wanted to. I'd like to thank Black Ink Covers for assembling all the new alternative covers seen in it.

In the closing credits of the movie X-Men, it says his last name is spelled GUYRICH.

In XMOW, we see the team at a Nigerian village where Wade is shown as a translator for the village inhabitants and is communicating to the team as to the source of the adamantium. I see a few comments under those videos claiming that Wade completely BSed the translation as an excuse to kill civilians. Does anyone here know if Wade was actually speaking Igbo? If not, what were the inhabitants actually saying?

I like to assemble collages of alternative front covers to the soundtracks of my favorite franchises and series; and as such, I just recently put together this one for the soundtrack to Deadpool & Wolverine by Rob Simonsen.

Neat, huh? As you can see, I included the front cover for the Deluxe Edition (which pairs the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and the Original Score together as a double-disc product), the new front cover for the Original Score, that for the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, and the original one for the Original Score. I didn't include the one for Deadpool & Wolverine: Madonna's "Like a Prayer" E.P. since that song wasn't included in the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack or the Deluxe Edition, and especially given that extended play's release, so it wouldn't make sense. I've made several others before, I wouldn't even know where to begin if any of you had to ask me to share them with you! Most of them are more comprehensive than this one is, but I've done others that are similar in their inclusion of just four images. But other than that, there you have it.

Feel free to let me know in the comments section below! For myself, personally, I rank each of them as follows:

1. Deadpool & Wolverine (4.2 stars out of 5).

2. Deadpool 2: Super-Duper F***ing Cut (4.0 stars out of 5).

3. Deadpool and Korg React (3.9 stars out of 5).

4. Deadpool 2 (3.8 stars out of 5).

5. Deadpool: No Good Deed (3.6 stars out 5).

6. Deadpool (3.5 stars out of 5).

7. Once Upon a Deadpool (3.4 stars out of 5).

Whatever the case, though, one thing's for certain: maximum effort, baby. So L.F.G.

I am going to ask a few questions about The New Mutants so that I could potentially find out where it can be placed in the revised timeline.

1. Is Dani the youngest mutant in the film? We know that Illyana says that she is "16 years old and doesn't even know her power" and in Logan (which is set in September of 2029), Logan tells Charles that "no new mutant has been born in 25 years."

2. How old was Joey's actor when he was filming Logan? Archive footage of Joey from Logan was used in The New Mutants and I want to know if his scene at Transigen was filmed late in production. (this also impact the placement in 2029 for Logan)

3. Speaking of the Logan archive footage, is Joey the only mutant from Logan shown in the film, or are there more? If so, how old were their actors when those scenes were filmed?

Having also been alternatively titled "Wolverine & Deadpool" on one of Wolverine's character posters, "Wolverine & Asshole" on Hugh Jackman's social media, and "Deadpool 3" as the working title, and given the dynamic between all three characters, this is just perfect!

You can find it on Disney+ if you haven't. For now, though, lemme just say that it's basically a "green band trailer" take on the teaser, but still a funny preview nonetheless.

1 Deadpool and Wolverine

2 X-Men Dark Phenoix

3 X-Men Apocalypse

4 X-Men Days of Future Past

5 Deadpool 2

6 Deadpool

7 Logan

8 X-Men First Class

9 X-Men 2 United

10 X-Men

11 The Wolverine

12 X-Men 3 The Last Stand

13 X-Men Origins Wolverine