Trask is also arrested for passing intelligence to a foreign government, basically sealing his fate.
After a horrible show of force at the White House, thanks to Magneto hijacking Bolivar Trask’s Sentinels, the program that instituted their use is halted in 1973. The results of X-Men: Days of Future Past’s time travelling results in, quite possibly, the happiest point in Fox’s X-Men timeline. What Are the Consequences Of Time Travel In X-Men: Days Of Future Past? Instead of living in a future where mutants are being hunted by vicious adaptive killing machines, the Sentinels no longer exist because the murder of Bolivar Trask, as well as the capture of Mystique by the US government, are prevented. That gambit is used with Wolverine across the span of 50 years, and the results are equally effective. Of course, that can only be played out to a certain extent, and drastic measures must be taken. By fighting, losing and transmitting the results of those failed fights to their past selves, they can stay ahead of the game and out of harm’s way. The course of time being diverted is even seen on a smaller scale in the beginning of X-Men: Days of Future Past, as the post-apocalyptic students of Professor Xavier found themselves able to play a long game against the Sentinels. But as we see in the long run, history can indeed be altered. Hank McCoy wonders out loud in one pivotal scene if maybe the war between humanity and mutants is always meant to be, and if Mystique is destined to kill Bolivar Trask.
Interestingly enough, we do see Beast himself questioning whether time’s course is immutable or not.
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Of course, if your movie goes from having Nicholas Hoult playing Beast to bringing back Kelsey Grammer in your big finale, you sure as hell can change history. We follow Wolverine on a linear path from the dystopian near-future back into the past, and ultimately the moments that turned the world into a hellhole are averted. Overall, X-Men: Days of Future Past is an exercise in overwriting the time-space continuum. However, the consequences of the trip in X-Men: Days of Future Past are far greater, though well worth the effort.Ĭan History Be Changed As A Result Of Time Travel In X-Men: Days Of Future Past? Wolverine is selected because he can “heal as fast as he’s ripped apart,” leaving him the only mutant physically able to survive a trip as expansive as this one. Physically, if you were to travel through time in the manner that X-Men: Days of Future Past presents, you’d need the healing powers of a mutant to survive it. As if concentration wasn’t enough of a complication, there’s also the physical side effects to this manner of time travel. As we saw in Kitty’s unfortunate case, Wolverine found his mind slipping in a conflict back in 1973, leaving him to freak out and accidentally injure her in X-Men: Days of Future Past’s dangerous 2023. However, there’s some very specific physical and mental demands required to make the trip.Ĭlearing your head and staying calm is still necessary, because if you’re not careful, your mind can slip from the past back to the present. No cupboards are required for this head trip. Wolverine is sent back in time through the phasing abilities of Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page), who can send a person’s consciousness back in time into their previous body. Time travel in X-Men: Days of Future Past is similar to the method used in the romantic comedy About Time. How Time Travel Happens In X-Men: Days Of Future Past
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