Customer Ratings & Reviews

X-Men: Days Of Future Past - The Rogue Cut is an awesome movie. Fun "time traveling" story line with a lot of great actors. Some nice deleted scenes added back into this version to give it a more complete feel. I defiantly recommend if your a fan of the theatrical version.

After the first three movies, I lost touch with the X-men series. I have seen bits and pieces of "First Class", and haven't seen the newest Wolverine movie, but decided to take shot on this entry. I had seen some decent reviews, and thought maybe it would be worth it. We had a family movie night, and popped this in, and we all enjoyed it. I am actually looking forward to "X-Men: Apocalypse" now.

The return of Bryan Singer to the helm is very welcomed in my opinion. I thought this was a great installment into the X-Men universe. This, companioned with the previous X-Men First Class, is a great a night of action-packed DVD watching. One of the best super hero franchises out there. If they keep making X-Men films like this (as opposed to, say, the not so great The Last Stand), I will keep watching.

This movie is fantastic, and you will love it especially if you are a fan of the past movies of the x-men series. It is nice seeing both the cast from the original trilogy and the cast from first class in the same movie. This movie is comical and the action and special effects are incredible.

X-Men: Days of Future Past is one of the best films of this year, and perhaps the best X-Men film yet. I would definitely recommend checking this movie out, and better yet, checking this whole Blu-ray set out. It has some pretty cool bonus features, and some great commentary from the director.

In my opinion, this Xmen movie was better than the "First Class" that preceded it. Some loose ends are tied up and it gives the movie great footing towards the sequel that's been announced: "X-Men: Apocalypse". The special effects are top notch and the story telling is even better. Great cast.

The best X-Men movie so far, the idea of combining the First class characters with the original is clever and refreshing. Really enjoyed this movie, lots of questions answered. The special effects are great and the sound is amazing. Must buy to go along with the x men and Wolverine collection.

The entire story of this movie was great. Considering that time travel was involved and that itself can confuse some viewers, the directors did a fantastic job to avoid the confusion between the past and the present. Also, this movie sort of redeemed the franchise after X-Men: The Last Stand.

This movie carries on the X-Men tradition. It also sends the message that "While we're different, We're the same". Let's try to co-exist together. The world would be a much better place to live. Regulars and Mutants alike would have something to offer to each other to make it better for all.

I can definitely say this is another great X Men movie, maybe even better than the other ones. I bought the blu-Ray disc, not having a blu-Ray player only because you get to stream it onto your phone and laptop, so basically I get to watch everywhere without even needing the blu-ray player.

Along with the movie it's self. You get Task ID files of main characters. Plus a booklet of some of the best fan art the movie inspired. The movie itself is great. One of the if not the best superhero movies ever. Looks great in 3d, 2d or the digital download. It's a must have for Xmen fans.

As much as I want to give this a perfect 5 star for the quality of the movie, I also have to review the product offering. While the collectible steelbooks are very high quality and present nicely on the shelf, they messed up by not including the rogue cut version of this movie with the steelbook. I had to go on ebay and buy a rogue cut copy for $5-8 to supplement this.

The movie is not exactly what I expected. Rogue didn't have as big of a role as I expected.

Days of Future Past is a solid follow up to First Class. Be forewarned, there is time travel involved but doesn't seem to induce migraines. The seventies were so groovy, baby. Oops, wrong movie. The break out of Magneto with Quicksilver is worth the price of the movie alone.

One of the best comic book adaptations ever -- Singer manages to blend both the comic book series and the Animated Series with X-Men's unique movie universe to craft a perfect Days of the Future Past adaptation. A super clever way of bridging the two casts.

Time travel may be the "McGuffin" of X-Men: Days of Future Past, but it's a fun device that allows for some gentle skewering of a bygone age while bringing together a coterie of X-Men young and old, but under Singer's assured direction and without any distracting time travel paradoxes to muck up the works, everything zooms along swimmingly to a satisfying if (again) perhaps too overly convenient finale.

This was another good X-Men film in the series. Though they took some liberties with the source material it was well done retelling of the Days of Future Past story line. I do wish it could've worked out to keep Vaughn as director since First Class was the best of them all. That being said Singer still knows how to handle the characters and make it an entertaining ride and keep the franchise on track.

This is a great Xmen movie in the series that ties the older series with the newer, younger First Class series. It also largely involves Wolverine and a bit of a twisted timeline that leaves a lot open for future films. The 3D was OK and the Best Buy version has nice character card inserts.

Movie sequels have always been difficult to pull off, but not this movie. My husband and I are both X-Men fans and looked forward to this movie, and we've already watched it twice. These movies are so great that it's impossible to catch all the nuances without watching it a couple of times.

This was one of the best of the X-Men series in terms of good story line. the 4k Visuals in ultra high def are something to watch on a 4k player and 4k tv. When you see this dvd on it then you will understand what all the true 4k player fuss is all about