The X-Men reviews continue with X-Men: Days of Future Past. Arguably one of the best in the series, X-Men: Days of Future Past follows Wolverine's attempt to travel back in time to save the world from mutant extinction.

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Today the boys review the X-Men from where it all began. X-Men: First Class, starring James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, and Jennifer Lawrence, X-Men: First Class introduces us to our favorite characters from their humble beginnings.

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We're continuing our run of the original X-Men movies with X3: The Last Stand. Jean Grey's true powers have been unleashed and all hell is breaking loose. It's up to what remains of our heroes to save the day.

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The gang continues their journey through the X-Men franchise today with X2: X-Men United. A little Wolverine back story, a little teaming up with the enemy, and a lot of action!

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The boys review the X-Men movie series starting with where it all began, X-Men from 2000. Starring Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Ian McKellen. Magneto has a vision to turn earth's population into mutants, while Charles Xavier believes peace with humans is possible.

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Short and sweet is the order of the day on this After Dark episode of the Where to Stick It podcast. Tyra banks is a monster, Jim Carrey was in-fact a clone, the new Scary movie trailer is okay at best, and would X-Men have been better if it came out in the late 80's?

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The boys are ending their journey through middle earth as they review the final entry in the Hobbit movies with The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. After reclaiming their mountain fortress, Thorin and company hold all the gold as a war rages outside their gates.

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Our next entry up for review in the 'Not So Super' super hero film series is the aptly named Super from 2011. Rainn Wilson basically plays Dwight Shrewd in a red super hero costume fighting crime through the city in an effort to get his wife back.

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