A cure for mutation is discovered, causing divisions and escalating tensions, with the X-Men must confronting the Phoenix force within Jean Grey and the aggressive actions of Magneto's Brotherhood, struggling to control her potential power.

The mutant team unite to thwart a militaristic scientist with William Stryker planning to eradicate all mutants. Forced to ally with their adversary Magneto, they face new challenges and threats to their existence.

The Mutated Edition reintegrates 10 deleted, extended and alternate scenes into the film, with 4 and a half minutes of new footage. A cut subplot with Prof X, new and uncut action, and more character moments are now back in the film!

In 1999, the first X-Men movie went into production, starting a new era of superhero films, cementing them as blockbuster films, grossing hundreds of millions of dollars, and shooting the largely unknown Australian lead into stardom. But before release, before filming had begun, the creative team just wanted to make a good film.

Watching the making-of material for the X-Men is difficult and frustrating due to poorly programmed branching features and non-anamorphic widescreen formats that aren't made for modern TVs. This project aims to make the behind-the-scenes material easier to watch. "Adaptation X" is a 3-hour, 4-part documentary that covers every aspect of production, showing you how the mutants do what they do. Sit back and enjoy "THE MAKING OF X-MEN"!

So... X-Men Apocalypse, this is not a very good movie, not the worst X-Men movie, but close. As bad as it is, there really aren't any edits of it out there. The only one that I have found is Bobson's extended cut. So I decided to try to tackle this one myself.

An extended version of the James Mangold Restoration (JMR), with all the f-bombs and all the extended scenes, and the yellow suit ending. and a more fleshed out character arc for Harada.

This was my first ever full length edit I did a couple years ago. I recently went back through and fixed a couple things that I am better at now and exported a higher quality version.

I got my hands on an X-Men Origins: Wolverine edit titled Codename: Wolverine by havok1977. I started to watch it and liked what I was seeing, except the video quality wasn't great as it is some years old and only DVD quality (or even lower than DVD quality). So, I had the idea to try my hands at an HD restoration. That is where this started. But in doing this, I realized that I didn't agree with all the changes that they made. Their version was an attempt to keep this movie more comic accurate, but it is soooo different than the comics. That made it very difficult to do that and made it a little disjointed. So, I scrapped that and started over from scratch. This is now my own version, inspired by Codename: Wolverine.

Essentially, this project aims to restore James Mangold's original vision for the film, before the studio enforced changes to the script. Knowledge of the original script, and how it was changed, comes directly from Mangold himself as well as behind the scenes commentary. The "identity reveal" of Silver Samurai being the real villain was definitely not part of that script, and Viper was also added because the studio wanted a villain with superpowers. So in this edit, she's been reduced to almost non-existence in the film as well.

Specifically, this edit completely removes the third act and any prior scenes or shots setting it up. The effect of cutting this is that it eliminates a plot-hole fuelled twist that comes totally out of left field, but that it also returns the story to being told almost exclusively from Logan's point-of-view; thus honouring Mangold's original vision, for a small-scale neo-noir grounded in real world stakes -- rather than a VFX heavy tent-pole designed to compete with bigger-scale films from that year.

I have helped Silver Screen Samurai come up with the broad strokes of the final act, but they created the first nightmare and the end of the ninja battle until the airport scene all on their own, in order to fulfil their vision completely.

CHANGES INTRODUCED IN 2.0:
Added back deleted Harada backstory (absent in 1.0)
New transition to final battle, created by Silver Screen Samurai

I merged Dark Phoenix with X-Men: The Last Stand and a little bit of X-Men: Apocalypse.

The X-Men must unite again for the first time to defeat Apocalypse!

An extended cut of a movie that's already too long, but also wasn't long enough. Adding back some much needed character moments and connective tissue to a movie that moved a little too fast.

17 new and extended scenes have been added back into the film for a longer, fully and more complete conquest of the mighty Apocalypse!

The All Super, No Hero Edition adds back 10 new, extended and alternate scenes, extending Wade Wilson's typical origin story by 5 minutes.

Insert fourth wall break here.

Once Upon a Super Duper Deadpool 2 differs from the original source simply because it has two additional versions of the movie interwoven with it.

An edit of an almost perfect X-Men film that adds the best of the official Extended Edition to the Theatrical cut, while also trimming and cutting bits and pieces here and there. A few jokes, lines, Mystique moments, breaking of the time-travel rules and the ending have been cut and changed from the film as to better the overall story and narrative thrust.

The Adamantium cut reincorperates the best of the cut and deleted material from Logan to create an extended edition of the Wolverine's final outing.

Four new extended and deleted scenes have been integrated into the film, adding five of new footage into the film.

The Wolverine - Fully Unleashed incorperates all of the unique and extended shots and footage from the Theatrical Cut of the film and reintegrates them back into the official Extended Cut along with the Alternate Ending included on the Blu-Ray for what is the most complete version of the film.

Logan battles his primal paternal intuition as he makes his way through a dark fairy tale landscape filled with southern gothic grotesqueries. As his health fails him he finds himself operating on instincts he thought long lost, as if his destiny were already decided. As he passes into the realm of myth he finally realizes what he had been fighting for all those years.

Months back, clickbait merchants and rumour mongers were keen to share news that there would be some kind of Deadpool connection in the ill-fated Dark Phoenix movie. While this somewhat manifested a year earlier in Deadpool 2 with the X-Men's cameo in that film, there was no surprise cameo from Wade for this.

So while binging both movies I worked out a way of integrating several choice scenes from Deadpool 2 into a cut of Dark Phoenix that gives the movie not just something that brings two well received X-Film franchises together (and yes, the fact both of these films have the same initials in their titles doesn't escape me), but also provides closure to the series that doesn't corrupt the timeline the way the original version of Dark Phoenix did, and also sets up a hypothetical fifth film in the First Class timeline to show the saga of the X-Men really ought to have continued.

Two other minor tweeks aside, I left the rest of the movie alone

Jean Grey begins to develop incredible powers that corrupt and turn her into the Dark Phoenix. Now the X-Men will have to decide if the life of a team member is worth more than all of humanity.

All deleted and extended scenes, plus an alternate ending have been masterfully reintegrated into the movie. adding 5 new scenes and 4 more minutes of footage.

In 2023, the entire human race is on the brink of extinction. Sentinels, originally created to kill mutants now hunt all of mankind. The remaining survivors cannot stand against the onslaught of the Sentinel army. In order to save the future, Wolverine is sent back to 1973 in order to stop the war before it even starts.

The Rogueless Cut aims to completely remove Rogue from the offical self-titled "Rogue Cut", allowing the film to breath by removing a pointless subplot. It retains all of the new material from the Rogue Cut, without the bloat of Anna Paquin. No offence to Miss Paquin intended.

I've been meaning to do an X-Men 3 edit for the longest time but struggled to find a means of making it unique. The result was a blissfully short piece I've labelled J.A.J, "Just About Jeanless". Yes, an X-3 cut with ALMOST no Jean Grey.

For starters, kidjupiter92 and I are going to hope to collaborate to a unified continuity canon with no sentinels, yet no time travel and we hope we can incorporate The Wolverine (Kuzuri) and the original trilogy in with the new movies without much confusion. So, this will be the official first installment of this new canon.

With that out of the way, let's get started. Among many changes, this is focused on Erik. So, we only meet a character Erik meets them or is connected to someone Erik knows like Moira is connected to Shaw and in turn Erik. Darwin's death and Angel's switch (it seems she was always with Shaw) will be cut.

I love Pryde of the X-Men, it's cheesy goodness, but there are some things about it that really make it feel very silly, the narration by Stan Lee tells us things that frankly we can easily gather from the story being allowed to breath on it's own, whilst Logan talking in a weird australian voice (no offense Hugh Jackman), made this pilot episode quite infamous. I thought to myself, "How much better would this ep be if such things were removed?" Here is my answer.

Blueyoda had a lot of ideas. All great, all rejected. But here they are. (Wut?)

X-Men as a lost episode of an old black and white serial.

This DVD contains a series of 8 short FanEdits that turn the Marvel Universe on its head. Each short FanEdit has been created by a different FanEditor using the many Marvel Universe sources available.

This true fanedit condenses the X-Men movies to one long lasting action ride: less childish humor, a lot less repetitious exposition, more violence, more character depth for highly increased tension.

This is an ultimate re-cut of the X-Men Trilogy to make these characters closer to the comics and darker in nature. Cheesy lines were removed throughout, needless exposition was removed, dialogue trimmed for pace and repetitions were removed.

Second part of the X-Men Continuity Cut which sets to resolve the continuity errors that have blighted the series so far.

Wolverine and the X-Men charts the journey of Wolverine and how he lost his memory before becoming part of the team know as the X-Men.

Wolverine the movie; the closest as possible comic continuity edit.

X-Men 3 extended with several additional scenes.

More adventures from the Marvel 24 universe. Episode 2 depicts the events leading up to the previously released “Marvel 24″ ReMixed by Jorge.

Hulk, X-Men 3, Spider-Man 3 and Fantastic Four 2 all in one episode of marvel24.