"Many fans thought that The Last Stand would be the death-knell for X-Men films going forward, but Days of Future Past shows that there is a bright future ahead for Marvel’s merry band of mutants. This is doubly evident when compared to Spider-Man’s attempted world building over at Sony. Unlike ‘dudebro’ Peter Parker’s take on web-slinging, Days of Future Past shines because it sticks closely to its source material, which includes retcons, unexplained resurrections, and way too much backstory. Comic book fans will delight in all the obscure characters that pop up throughout the film, and fans of just the movies will have plenty to research before X-Men: Apocalypse hits in a couple of years." - Alex Santa Maria of Geekenstein
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