X-Men Dark Phoenix: the fans realize that first-class characters are at stake

Whether you like it or not, Dark Phoenix is ​​now in the cinemas.

Highlight of the FOX series based on the characters of Marvel Comics, the X-Men are forced to fight against one of their own when Jean Gray (Sophie Turner) is possessed by a powerful cosmic entity and becomes a danger to those who surround it.

James McAvoy as Professor Charles Xavier, Michael Fbadbender in Magneto / Erik Lehnsherr, Jennifer Lawrence in Mystique / Raven Darkholme and Nicholas Hoult as X-Men: First Clbad. Beast / Hank McCoy.

First Clbad took place in the early 1960s, when these stars played the characters for the first time, but as each subsequent film unfolded in the next decade, the characters did not seem to age.

As actors reclaimed their roles in Days of Future Past of the 1970s, Apocalypse and now Dark Phoenix, in the 1980s, the characters barely aged in between, just like the actors between the movies.

The fans soon regained their youthful appearance despite the age that they are supposed to have.

One tweeted: "I simply can not overcome the fact that the characters have not aged, but they are surely not far from the age that they had in the original X Men's movie . "

Another replied: "It must be what, 5 years before the first X-Men, and they have not aged since 1983 …"

One even shared a look at Magneto through the decades of film chronology and he resisted quite well.

"What did the f ** k happen to this man in the late 1990s?" joked a user about Michael Fbadbender's move to Ian McKellen in the space of 8 years in the timeline.

Magneto himself is portrayed as a survivor of the Shoah in Auschwitz. Therefore, looking as young as Fbadbender in the 1990s is quite an achievement.

In Dark Phoenix, Raven and Beast recognize that they are "the last of the first clbad", but being a metamorph, Mystic is probably the only one who can explain his youthful appearance.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix is ​​now in British cinemas.