Days of Future Past Saddest moment in the x-men film franchise?

[jignat]

With a dramatic film like this , I was curious what scene affected you personally and made you choke up or even cry.

 

[Nell2ThaIzzay]

The most emotional moment for me in the series is Jean's Sacrifice in X2.

Wolverine killing Phoenix in X-Men: The Last Stand is probably 2nd for me.

A bunch of moments in X-Men: First Class follow behind: Charles reading Erik's memory; Hank trying to convince Raven to take the cure; Magneto paralyzing Xavier

 

[By your Command]

Jean at the end of X2, they really squeezed the drama in that one, just a great moment.

 

[Rowsdower!]

When the words "Directed by Brett Ratner" appeared on the screen.

 

[bullets]

Jean's sacrifice.

It was hard not to get choked up during that scene.

Next for me was Xavier and Magneto sharing a memory of Eric's mother.

Also Magneto's introduction scene in X-1 in the concentration camp was very powerful.

 

[X Knight]

Saddest moment.............

Wolverine: Origins

 

[Sentinel X]

The concentration camp scenes always make me sad. When Erik's mom is killed in front of him like that it sent a shiver down my spine. Also seeing the dissection room during that scene made me think about what Shaw possibly did to other (potential) mutants or mutant relatives.

 

[Green Ghost]

Jean's sacrifice! Brought tears into my eyes and it don't happen very often...

 

[Figs]

Easily when Xavier got Erik to move the satellite dish. That was a great moment that seperated the film from the rest of them. I agree that the scene where Jean sacrifices herself was also powerful, but the scene in First Class really got to me.

 

[SuperSoldier985]

Where's Rogue almost dying on the statue of liberty?

 

[Deaths Head II]

Xavier getting Erik to move the Satellite Dish.

 

[Caped Crusader]

When the words "Directed by Brett Ratner" appeared on the screen.

 

[DarknessOfDeath]

Jean's sacrifice, Magneto paralyzing Xavier, Mystique deserting Xavier but theres more but these three are great emotional scenes to me.

 

[Heretic]

The reveal of Deadpool.

 

[Rowsdower!]

The reveal of Deadpool.

The Merc, now WITHOUT a mouth!

F**k that was stupid. It reminded me of that stupid Batman comic where the Joker's mouth was on the back of his head.

 

[JP]

Jean killing Xavier was played more for spectacle instead of emotion. Always bugged me.


Xavier and Magneto on the beach in First Class "No, my friend. We don't..."

;.;

 

[GREEN =w= DAY]

Magneto paralyzing Charles

 

[psylockolussus]

Jean's sacrifice = beyond epic proportions! and Cyclops was great in that scene!

 

[Bren]

Personally, I found Jean killing Xavier a very powerful and sad scene. Also, the end (after Jean's X2 sacrifice), where they are talking to the president. Very powerful (maybe not 'sad' though).

 

[kedrell]

Charles's paralysis at Erik's hands. The Jean sacrifice could have won, IMO if it had made a lick of sense(which it didn't). There was no need to sacrifice herself there and that's why I rank it lower.

 

[kedrell]

Xavier getting Erik to move the Satellite Dish.

That was an emotional scene, but I'd hardly call it sad.

 

[ciscostudent561]

Charles's paralysis at Erik's hands. The Jean sacrifice could have won, IMO if it had made a lick of sense(which it didn't). There was no need to sacrifice herself there and that's why I rank it lower.

Ahh yes common sense. I agree completely

 

[Pink Ranger]

Charles's paralysis at Erik's hands. The Jean sacrifice could have won, IMO if it had made a lick of sense(which it didn't). There was no need to sacrifice herself there and that's why I rank it lower.

Marsden's silly overacting also ruined that scene. I still remember people in the theatre laughing because of it.

 

[Deaths Head II]

Marsden's silly overacting also ruined that scene. I still remember people in the theatre laughing because of it.

I agree. Maybe it's just me but it looked like Patrick Stewart was trying hard not to laugh.

 

[kedrell]

That was an uncomfortably funny scene.