Can the future become the past, with the X-Men on the case?

Who can blame him?

There is something special about the release of X-Men: Days of Future Past on Disney+: It features Hugh Jackman's uncensored butt. The 2014 X-Men flick is the first of the live-action features to make its way to Disney+. It joins X-Men animated shows including the beloved '90s X-Men series and the 2009 Wolverine and the X-Men Marvel show. But, unlike those animated shows, Days of Future Past is the only place you'll be able to see Wolverine's tookus in all its glory. Over the weekend, Jackman made sure to highlight this …

Remember that Daryl Hannah's posterior in Splash was not so lucky.

We're watching X-Men: Days of Future Past with screenwriter-producer Simon Kinberg joining IGN hosts Akeem Lawanson and Joshua Yehl on May 26th at 5 p.m. PT!

Terminator: Dark Fate has a big reveal that is just like X-Men: Days of Future Past's - and that's just one of many things both films have in common.

X-Men: The Last Stand may have derailed the franchise, but it featured a lot of set-up for X-Men: Days of Future Past - from Trask to the Sentinels.

Yet another continuity issue for the X-Men franchise.

The X-Men franchise would have more gracefully concluded in 2014. Let's travel back in time and remember why.

Dark Phoenix isn’t looking to muddy the X-Men film series mythos even more.

The time traveling mutant could have taken part in the most time travel-centric of the X-Men movies.

While X-Men fans were happy to see so many familiar faces in one movie, one major mutant got left on the cutting room floor: Anna Paquin's Rogue.