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X-men: Days of Future Past is here and it is glorious…. if you aren’t a comic book nerd (shout out to the muggles). If you happen to be a comic book nerd then this film is still pretty fantastic but watching it you’re going to feel you are playing Tic-Tac-Toe with continuity errors. So for the sake of this review, I’m not going go that route. We’re going to take the film as it is. “But wait, how does Wolverine have metal claws in the future when in his movie he–?” Hey…Trust me. Just…
Now, for those of you reading this unfamiliar with the Days of Future Past X-Men story line, I’ll fill you in. The future for mutants has basically become living in Florida while being a black woman or man presently. Yeah, nuff said. The future is dreary, dark, and no shred of hope but the X-men are still around…. barely. You know the original cast (Xavier, Magneto, Storm, Wolverine) is back and we get to see the X-men from the school that made it (Kitty Pryde, Iceman, Colossus) along with some new faces as well those being Warpath, Sunspot and Bishop. A lot of people were psyched Omar Sy got cast as Bishop and its good to see him in the movie. However, The MVP of the future team? That girl Blink thoooooooooooooooooo…Blink’s abilities were a major asset to the future team as well as being visually amazing to see each time. There were so many variations for how Blink used her powers for both defense, offense and especially team work in this movie. Sadly she doesn’t talk much but I gu…
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