Home
Creators
Search Recent Missing Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

X-men Days of Future's Past Full Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-09-05 03:14:55
Edited:
2026-09-29 05:17:20
Imported:
2026-11

Videos

  • 738986489.mp4

Downloads

Content

Files

Comments

kai

best x-men movie in my eyes especially the rogue cut, thats the only thing i hate about it cause why would you cut such important information out

Vanessa Navarro

The Rogue cut is the way to go, idk why they cut that out.

Andrew Walford

The “Rogue Cut” is essentially the extended version that mainly included scenes with Rogue in the future. Many fans prefer it because the content honestly adds a lot more to the film! The director ultimately decided to cut it for “pacing issues” as he felt the back & forth distracted from the tension of the final sequences. We’d love to see that reaction in the future!!! I know you’ll enjoy it!

Andrew Walford

(38:23) Did you recognize the characters from First Class When Mystique was going through the the autopsy reports? (Azazel, Angel & Banshee 😢)

Andrew Walford

I love how you always notice Wolverine’s hatred of flights 😂 (not everyone notices the continuity)

Andrew Walford

Although Eric was dramatic on the plane, I think his feelings of abandonment were completely valid. There was a lot of hurt on both sides.

Andrew Walford

I’m glad you caught the Maximoff/Quicksilver connection! Just as a reminder, these x-men movies take place in a separate universe from the main one with the Avengers (within the MCU multiverse). So when WandaVision came out, it was really interesting for fans to see Agatha “cast” Ralph Bohner (the neighbor who happens to look just like the Quicksilver in the x-men universe— i.e. the same actor) as Wanda’s brother. Wanda addressed it saying, “Why ‘do’ you look different?”.. Ultimately, in the Avengers’ universe Wanda’s brother looks different & Agatha just happened to control the neighbor, Ralph Bohner (who looks just like Quicksilver in the X-men universe).

Andrew Walford

Although in the comics Kitty was never able to place someone’s consciousness in their past self, the creators of this movie decided to take that route rather than having a time travel device… While Kitty’s standard mutant power is physical phasing through matter, this movie treats this time-travel ability as an extreme, evolved extension or secondary mutation of her power to phase through barriers—in this case, phasing through time.

Andrew Walford

Okay! So now that you’ve seen this movie, you know that all of the following x-men movies will take place AFTER Wolverine has altered the timeline/history…. So, remember how the Wade Wilson in “Wolverine: X-Men Origins (2009)” has a different story than the one in “Deadpool (2016)”? That’s because Wolverine altered the timeline in this movie (released 2014). So, the Deadpool/Wade Wilson we meet in “Deadpool” is completely different. (Hopefully this makes sense for when you pick back up with Deadpool 2!)

Andrew Walford

(2:09:33) Magneto placed the stadium there so he could trap the President & the cabinet without the intervention of national security/SWAT teams

Maku Fantu

Hahaha smoking on the plane is crazy but it’s even crazier they didn’t start banning it until 1988. I think some airlines had smoking section all the way to 2000.

Aurora

Magneto usually goes too far but I feel him in this movie. He rather make sure mutants survive in the future than let it be up to Mystique. Now that you've seen the majority of the xmen movies, you will be ready to see Doomsday in december since the older versions of magneto and professor x will be in there. Also, if you remember, professor x was in Doctor Strange 2 and he told Dr Strange the same quote he told himself in this movie which was just because someone stumbles and loses their way doesnt mean they're lost forever. I love professor x's optimism.

The Movie Buff

Movie finally did storm right she’s an omega level threat and was completely underused in the movies which annoys me you waste Halle berry like that as if she isn’t one of the most powerful of the X-men

DSJ.

Gonna assume that others have already made these pedantic points, but I'm gonna do it too: Why does Prof X survive in his old body? Cause in Last Stand post-credits scene he's transferred his consciousness into the brain-dead patient that we see Moira MacTaggart talking about on video call earlier in the movie. (It still doesn't really make sense, but it is an explanation of sorts. I vaguely remember that that patient, in comics or something at least, was meant to be his twin brother. So I guess he shaved his head and still had no legs. Maybe because of the whole serum thing established in this movie? / Due to imperfections in the consciousness transfer? Wildly making things up now. But still, as I said, there is a sort of explanation there. And for god's sake, do not try to make sense of the Fox X-Men movies timeline.) Kitty's time-travel power is based on the comics, too, I think. Her power isn't just walking through walls, it's 'phasing' - and in the OG Days of Future Past comic, I think that Charles taught her how to extrapolate that power to include phasing people through time. (In the comics, it was actually Kitty herself, I think, who went back in time, not Wolverine or Charles.) Again, don't ask me if it makes a whole lot of sense, but there is an explanation there. This time is fixed, until Wolverine does what he's doing in the distant past. The whole 'My mom knew someone who could do that', in response to Magneto confirming he's able to control metal, and Magneto's briefly shocked look after that, is a reference to the fact that in the comics, Magneto is Quicksilver and Wanda's dad (well, it's a bit more complicated than that, but that's the gist). And of course it's Erik who almost fucks it all up. He's a warrior (a 'survivor' as Wolverine admits - and one with a lot more power, intelligence, and foresight than Wolverine; he's the intellectual equal of Charles, though without the mind-controlling/invasion powers - just the power to 'move cities with his mind', as El Presidente of Last Stand puts it; and as the chess scenes in these movies demonstrate - in this movie in particular, see, 'finally a fair fight', which could be taken to mean that since Charles has lost his powers he can no longer read the moves that Magneto is going to make and thus that Magneto, in a fair fight, would always win; nothing to do with superior brainpower - or it could be taken another way; thus, ahem, both ways, which is rather the point), a man who believes in 'the cause' more than anything, and thus willing to betray and/or kill almost anyone who stands in the way (in Last Stand, as here, he betrays his most loyal lieutenant Mystique - for the cause; though in Last Stand it's more 'in the name of' the cause, so fully has he been consumed by it - more abandonment than betrayal, which is somehow even sadder). His plan with the stadium etc was to display overwhelming force, to terrorise the other side into submission, or at least abandonment of their plans - and he was also isolating the White House, showing his power, and how he can control the Sentinels - who also, funnily enough, he made stand guard against intrusion while he made his play, and his speech. (See also the bridge ploy in Last Stand.) 'Propaganda of the deed', I suppose. Never a winning strategy, really, but a tempting one, and an especially tempting one for someone with Magneto's experience. (As Charles says, though, Erik's experiences don't 'justify' what he's done. But they do largely *explain* what he's done/is doing/will do/will be doing. Explanation vs excusing(or excuse-making)/justification is a very important distinction; one that is very often underappreciated.) Can Erik change? Yes, clearly. But he's the most difficult one to change, helmet or no. It's interesting that future (McKellen) Magneto has seen all his worst fears come true - a world of concentration and extermination camps AGAIN, but he's with Charles, because they both know there must be a better path than this 'suffering on both sides'. Did it take future Magneto to see the (possibility of that) suffering to change his mind and stand, at long last, with Charles? I think so. Magneto's stadium speech - a very fine specimen of his speechifying abilities. He's always, weirdly enough, been better at inspiring (persuading? convincing? manipulating?) people than mind-reading Charles. The interweaving of his speech with the future consequences of his approach is quite something.

Dwayne Townsend

Magneto is indeed the father of quik silver and Wanda as well .. in some verses if not all I’m not sure