The Best X-Men Yet By Far,

Rating: 9/10 (14 June 2014)

X-Men: Days of Future Past is a brilliant movie with a very well developed storyline and an outstanding cast and characters. I would say this movie is by far the best X-Men in the series yet, it brings the original cast with the prequels with the element of time travel, which is something I always love in films, it's a complicated and well structured storyline that you need to keep following or you'll get lost. The only aspect of this film that left me disappointed was that the young and older members don't really end up meeting, Hugh Jackman meets them all and there is a scene between James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart, but other than that no other young X-Men meets their older self, I was really hoping to see Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen, that would have brought a big smile to my face, but sadly that never comes around. The cast is fantastic and very powerful here and the special effects are out of this world, there are many beautiful action and fighting sequences that are simply beautiful, it's great to see Bryan Singer back at the directors chair, he really understands this franchise and I think he is one of the only people who could give a story as complicated as this justice and make it as straightforward as possible for audiences, particularly Quicksilver's scenes which looked very hard to film, but he did a stellar job and it is an absolute delight to watch. Action packed and will keep you at the edge of your seat, fans of X-Men will not be disappointed and I would recommend X-Men: Days of Future Past to anyone looking for a good action or adventure film.
Wolverine travels back in time and teams up with Charles Xavier, Magneto and Beast in order to stop Mystique from causing an event that has a huge effect on the future of mutants.
Best Performance: Hugh Jackman