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From what I understand this is far in the future. It seems to be so far in the future the X-Men only exist in comics. Basically they're a myth.
Fred.
After I posted that I watched the redband trailer and Prof X says that hes "fukking 90 years old". In the movies his date of birth is 1932, so this movie is happenening in 2022.
Which is weird because I vaguely remember Logan having some sort of vision of the future in Days of Future Past after they stop Mystique from killing Trask where mutant kids are being taught at the X Mansion and thats supposed to be happening in 2023.
Confusing as hell.
Can't be too far, Prof X says he's 90
Timelines are all kinds of fukked up in these X-Men movies
supposed to be 5 years after days of future past...so if DOFP was 2014 this is 2019
Logan is set roughly five years after the events of X-Men: Days of Future Past, so what exactly happened to the heroes in that time? During one of Wolverine and Pierce's earliest confrontations, the villains mentions that, "Charles' brain is classified as a weapon of mass destruction," and then elaborates, saying, "A shame what happened up East." That has to be a reference to the X-Men's fate.
Could it be that Charles lost control and somehow wiped out Earth's mutant population? Did some other tragedy take place in Westchester at the X-Mansion? With any luck the movie will elaborate on their fate the same way Old Man Logan did, but the first forty minutes apparently make it clear that pretty much everyone knows who Logan is and that Pierce is actually a big fan of his "work."
Here's a very interesting exchange which takes place early on between Wolverine and Charles:
"Statue of Liberty was a long time ago. There are no New Mutants," he says to Charles. "Maybe we were God’s mistake," Logan adds.
"What a disappointment you are. When I found you, you were pursuing a career as a cage fighter. You were an animal. We took you in. I gave you a family," Charles says.
"And they’re gone now."
"Logan…what did you do? What did you do? Answer me. Why are we here?"
"It’s for your own good." "You’re waiting for me to die."
Could it be that Charles lost control and somehow wiped out Earth's mutant population? Did some other tragedy take place in Westchester at the X-Mansion? With any luck the movie will elaborate on their fate the same way Old Man Logan did, but the first forty minutes apparently make it clear that pretty much everyone knows who Logan is and that Pierce is actually a big fan of his "work."
Here's a very interesting exchange which takes place early on between Wolverine and Charles:
"Statue of Liberty was a long time ago. There are no New Mutants," he says to Charles. "Maybe we were God’s mistake," Logan adds.
"What a disappointment you are. When I found you, you were pursuing a career as a cage fighter. You were an animal. We took you in. I gave you a family," Charles says.
"And they’re gone now."
"Logan…what did you do? What did you do? Answer me. Why are we here?"
"It’s for your own good." "You’re waiting for me to die."
EDIT: confirmed 2029
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