TV REVIEW: X-Men (1.12) – Days of Future Past: Part II
Wolverine babysits so Gambit and Bishop don’t kill each other. Plus, Rogue has mommy issues, Senator Kelly is confused, and the future still sucks.
Wolverine babysits so Gambit and Bishop don’t kill each other. Plus, Rogue has mommy issues, Senator Kelly is confused, and the future still sucks.
My favorite X-Man travels back in time to stop an assassination, but somehow forgets who the assassin is. Plus, the future looks grim, Gambit has demons, and at least Wolverine didn’t lose his hair.
Archangel is born, and he’s a badass. Plus, Rogue’s powers come in handy, Apocalypse likes to hear himself talk, and these Four Horsemen are jobbers.
Rogue and Wolverine react very differently when a “cure” for mutants is discovered. Plus, Cable wreaks havoc, a major new baddie plots against humanity, and Cyclops just can’t help himself from being the worst.
The Juggernaut arrives and promptly wrecks everyone. Plus, teamwork makes the dream work, a mutant “scab” is a union’s nightmare, and Wolverine taps into his softer side.
Vecna brings a whole new level of terror to Hawkins. Plus, Max becomes a target, El struggles to regain her powers, and a peanut butter smuggler forces us to stall out in Russia.
Being enslaved wasn’t on the X-Men’s vacation itinerary. Plus, Storm and Gambit enact terrible plans, Cyclops is done talking shit now that Wolverine is back, and a badass mercenary wages a one-man war.