Should Original Magneto come to the future to talk to his future self?

[sage6paths]

vs

[stussyjones]

I want a combination of both

[Kaiolino]

I'd like Jack Kirby from 1963 to come to the future to tell Greg Land how to properly draw a comic.

[Filthy Mutie]

No.

Once a mad, old terrorist twat, always a mad, old terrorist twat.

Thread: Complete.

[sage6paths]

No.

Once a mad, old terrorist twat, always a mad, old terrorist twat.

Thread: Complete.

Um. Yah that was what I was trying to get at. I'm not sure why you are disagreeing with me. Past Magneto talks to Current Magneto to become *evil* again.

[Filthy Mutie]

Um. Yah that was what I was trying to get at. I'm not sure why you are disagreeing with me. Past Magneto talks to Current Magneto to become *evil* again.

I'm disagreeing with you, because we're not saying the same thing. My point is he doesn't need to be spoken to by his past-self to become "evil" again. He's still the same mad, old terrorist twat inside a currently subservient body.

[Rosebunse]

I'd like Jack Kirby from 1963 to come to the future to tell Greg Land how to properly draw a comic.

If only...someone, get some shovels and a voodoo priest and I think we can make this happen! I also need a large fridge.

[bat39]

That's actually something I want to see for the Days of Future Past movie (albeit, not exactly the way its been suggested here).

In the future sequence, we should get to see the aged Ian McKellan Magneto (who's now an ally of the remaining X-men) giving the time traveler (be it Kitty or Bishop or whoever) a message to deliver to his younger self-maybe something along the lines of giving peace a second chance or trusting Charles or something. And the time traveler later delivers it to Michael Fassbender's younger Magneto.

[Monty_Cristo]

wasn't this covered in Magneto: Not a Hero? Joseph lectured Magneto about his "reformation" and got arrested.