Would be kind of a cool marketing campaign for a new X-Men movie, if not for being in bad taste
I saw a documentary on it, and I think it was Narrated by Penn Jillette, where they set up a scene exactly as it was, and had a professional sniper re-create the shot, with realistic anatomically correct stand ins, and that bullet did the exact same thing as the real one. The only difference is the shooter missed the mark just by hair, and hit two ribs instead of one, and the bullet lost some of its force and bounced off the leg, rather than lodge in it. It was pretty sweet
[QUOTE=TheTalon;42981950]Would be kind of a cool marketing campaign for a new X-Men movie, if not for being in bad taste
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I think that might be exactly what it is. The video is uploaded by the same channel that uploaded the days of future past trailer, and the website seems to be viral marketing for the movie.
[QUOTE=TheTalon;42981950]Would be kind of a cool marketing campaign for a new X-Men movie, if not for being in bad taste
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Uhh I'm pretty sure it is marketing for Days of Future Past. I think the plot is people go back in time to fuck with the Mutants' pasts. So someone went back in time and framed Magneto.
They literally mention the X-gene and there's an X in the corner it's obvious it's for the new X-men movie
[QUOTE=Tetsmega;42984986]They literally mention the X-gene and there's an X in the corner it's obvious it's for the new X-men movie[/QUOTE]
The video decription:
[quote]Half a century ago, Magneto was implicated in the mutant plot to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. The events of that fateful day in November have been a point of contention between humans and the mutants ever since.
After years of incarceration, do you think Magneto is guilty or innocent? Tell us why in the comments.
Find out more at:
[url]http://www.thebentbullet.com[/url]
X-Men: Days of Future Past, in theaters May 23, 2014[/quote]
I wonder if it would be possible to tie other conspiracies to possible mutants like this. Imagine [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Experiment"]the Philadelphia experiment[/URL] getting treatment like this :v:
Magneto did 9/11
[QUOTE=Complifused;42985311]Magneto did 9/11[/QUOTE]
Of course. Fire can't melt those beams but Magnet could've manipulated them. It all makes sense now.
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