What says that can't happen again? What says the awakening of a being that has such power and can acquire the power to destabilize that? So anything is possible. So yes that is the outcome we hope for, that is the outcome we aspire to, and that's the outcome we are moving towards, but we saw in Days of Future Past another dark world.
When two things are happening simultaneously in quantum physics it's what's called the Super Position and when the Observer finally observes the outcome that's called the 'Collapsing of the Super Position' which is what happened when Wolverine woke up and saw all the happiness. He continued, saying: "I'll kill any of those characters any day I want. We've now learned that once you alter time that could be the future, but I don't believe if you look at all the X-Men movies and Days of Future Past, I don't believe that's definitive." Singer doesn't buy into that theory as much, though, saying: "Time can always be fucked with, we've now learned that. So barring another time travel or something else that would upset the timeline, that would be the fate of those characters."
"All these movies now exist in the same timeline and certainly the intention at the end of Days of Future Past was that final future we saw was the destination for the characters. Screenwriter and Producer Simon Kinberg believes that the ending of Days of Future Past shows viewers ultimately where the movies want to go.
That's why I fought so hard to make sure we have Hank McCoy talk about the theory of time's immutability, because that defines what I'm doing with this universe and with these prequels to X1, 2 and 3, which are erased-or are they not?" "The prequel, you don't know where it's going and yet you do kind of know where you want it to go, where you want to see those characters end up, and that's the beauty of it, of Days of Future Past, of what it did for me.
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Is Jean ever going to discover the full potential of her power? You don't know, but we move in those directions character-wise but then we have the freedom story-wise to do whatever the fuck we want because we erased those three movies." Jean and Scott, are they meant to be together? Is Scott, this guy who hates schools and hates authority, destined to become a leader? You don't know. Any possibility could occur, but characters are still moving towards their immutable place. That means the audience goes into the movie thinking that anything can happen. would it be her first?) fits into the greater X-Men timeline."So what I'm doing with these in-betweenqueels is playing with time's immutability and the prequel concept, meaning that yes we erased those storylines and anything can happen. Whether you've already seen Dark Phoenix or want to brush up on your X-chronology before heading to the theater, read through our gallery if you are curious how Jean Grey's latest turn to the Dark Side (or. While there's actually no way to make the timeline of the X-Men universe make complete sense - that Deadpool 2 cameo really just messes up everything - we can at least try to untangle it a bit. In a franchise that spans nearly 70 years, plays with time travel and alternate realities, and has a sprawling cast of characters, many of whom are portrayed by two different actors, continuity is bound to get a little perplexing.
Then, as if things weren't already muddled enough, Deadpool 2 manages to work in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo from the First Class cast, even though by that point, they should have aged into the Last Stand cast. While originally X-Men: First Class seemed to function as a sort of soft reboot for the X-Men franchise, X-Men: Days of Future Past definitively ties together all the existing X-films, centering a huge portion of its plot on Hugh Jackman's Wolverine and featuring nearly the entire cast of X-Men: The Last Stand in one way or another. X-Men: Dark Phoenix caps off the quadrilogy of X-Men films that began with 2011's X-Men: First Class and centers on a younger group of mutants helmed by James McAvoy's Charles Xavier, but you may not have realized that it's also the 12th installment in a sprawling X-verse that includes everything from 2000's X-Men to 2016's Deadpool.
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