7. X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Released 2009

6. X-Men: The Last Stand
Released 2006

5. X-Men
Released 2000

4. The Wolverine
Released 2013

3. X-Men: First Class
Released 2011

2. X-Men: Days of Future Past
Released 2014

1. X2
Released 2003

http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/27/ranking-the-x-men-movies

I still want to know how professor x survived

^Used his powers to transfer his psych into a mentally handicapped guy. Apparently.

Also; how is The Wolverine not #5390549 on the list, it was a fucking disgrace.

#Selfie wrote:

I still want to know how professor x survived

Didn't he put his mind into that comatose dude?

They didn't explain it in "Days of Future Past" how he survived...or how Magneto got his powers back?

Nate wrote:

They didn't explain it in "Days of Future Past" how he survived...or how Magneto got his powers back?

At the end of Last Stand he attempts to move a metal chess piece and manages to make it shake a bit, suggesting that his powers were so great to begin with, the serum merely weakened them. Probably just got himself back to where he was.

Does this mean X-Men: First class and X-Men: Days of Future Past are the only canon X-Men movies? Because at the end of the movie Wolverine sees two people that shouldn't have been alive in the present time. (trying my best not to spoil anyone  )

Yeah, pretty sure the first three were scrapped.

Are Batman, Spider-Man, or Thor in any of them?

No?

Trash.

^ 

There's a lot they don't explain in the new movie.

Canonically speaking, since the movie deals with time travel and junk, the timeline does get altered. So essentially, everything that happened before Days of Future Past doesn't necessarily matter anymore. It's a blank canvas.

^
Right. Bryan Singer basically made it so that "X-Men: The Last Stand" never happened.

Razor Xtreme wrote:

Are Batman, Spider-Man, or Thor in any of them?

No?

Trash.

Do Batman, Spider-Man or Thor have healing factors?

No?

Trash.

Healing factors = retarded