X-Men Days of Future Past: 5 Burning Questions

2. Who Is Going To Be The Primary Villain?

magneto The Sentinels are certainly villainous, but they are the muscle for a higher operation. One of our recent articles here on WhatCulture explored the villains we€™d love to see in the new film, and good money should probably be put on a couple members of that list. Certainly Magneto and Mystique are bound to be up to their radical activist shenanigans, but in this story, it€™s mutants versus the world. Considering Singer€™s strong use of William Stryker in X2, it really shouldn€™t come as any surprise if we hear that Bolivar Trask, the creator of the Sentinels, would be a main adversary. In many ways, Trask€™s involvement would be pretty reflective of Stryker€™s in solving the mutant €˜problem€™ through containment and extermination, although Trask€™s motivations will likely be a bit different than Stryker's whole vengeance scheme. It€™s also possible we could get an appearance from Master Mold, the lead sentinel that creates all the others. If Singer really wanted to mix things up though, it would be a real treat to finally see Mr. Sinister bring his scientific madness to the silver screen, and he could probably sell us on Sinister being behind the Sentinels as a lead up to a future appearance by Apocalypse. That's quite a bit of planning ahead, though, and no need to drum up excitement now for an Age of Apocalypse movie that may never happen.
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