Charles Xavier Meets Professor X Scene | X-Men Days of Future Past (2014) Movie Clip HD 4K 

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If only we all had the privilege of having an older version of ourselves telling us exactly what we needed to hear.

One of the scariest thing you can hear Charles say, "Erik was right"

This scene NEVER fails to conjure a tear or twelve. Definitely the most emotionally satisfying X-Men movie of em all.

- Just because someone stumbles, loses their way it doesn't mean they're lost forever - This words are so heavily engraved with wisdom, kindness and spiritual power. Thanks Professor.

This is such a unique scene, almost no other movie allows someone to time travel and speak to their older or younger self. It’s a truly great scene.

Young Charles: "One last thing: At what age did we lose the hair?" Old Charles: "Enjoy it while you can."

McAvoy is such a underated actor, the way and amount of emotions he is expressing in every single role like he is that particular character and felt everything life gave him is just incredible. He deserves way more credit for his level of acting.

Patrick Stewart is seriously the best part of anything he's in

Easily one of the best scenes in the X-men franchise. The raw emotion was incredible

"All those voices..so much pain " . The emotion in this dialogue is above all.

I never noticed this until years later. young Charles' vision of old charles is blurry and old Charles' vision of young Charles is clear, showing the great disparity in their abilities. until he says "we all need a little help." then young Charles ' vision clears up. nice subtle detail! and it should be noted, Charles probably didn't give him a just glimpse of the school. He probably gave him every memory and emotion that he had.

THIS is one of the many scenes that make this film the best X-Men film ever. Older Xavier, sitting in a future world that is already broken and on the brink of total failure, telling his younger self to have Hope again. MY GOD……THIS is what is missing in most movies these days.

A scene that helped me through one of the darkest times of my life….

"Every time he says "So... much... Pain." you can almost feel it as well. They James and Patrick and do so damn much with just their eyes, and their voice it is staggering.

This one scene was worth the entire franchise. All the missteps, all the bad writing, rewrites, recasts, pointless deaths, this one scene alone is that damn good to make all of that worth it. Easily my favorite scene of the entire X-man franchise and one that really encapsulates what X-men as a series is about. The constant hope for a better future in the face of every seemingly insurmountable obstacle that can be put in your way. This is why I grew up loving X-men.

The X Men films weren’t always consistent in terms of quality. But they always had great emotional depth to them.

“Please, we need you to hope again” is my fave line. i think I’ve said that to myself everytime I’m at my lowest.

The background music when Older Professor X says "Hope" always gets me...

I really love when young Charles says, “So this is what becomes of us. Erik was right. Humanity does this to us.” And he almost gave up on humanity after getting his glimpse of the future until older Charles gives him this wonderful speech to make him believe in humanity no matter how bad humans did to mutants or to themselves. This scene is top tier of the X-Men Fox series. And whoever they’ll try to recast in the MCU, they’ll never replace James McAvoy and Sir Patrick Stewart. 💪🏾

This was my favorite scene from the movie and probably from the entire franchise. Such great delivery from McAvoy, tremendous actor.

Only Charles can talk sense into Charles. Because Charles knew what Charles was like back in the day, and Charles knew that he needed Charles’ help.

Doctor Strange 2 spoiler without context: “Just because someone stumbles and loses their path, doesn’t mean they’re lost forever.”

Come here after Doctor Strange 2 watching Professor X saying the same line believing in the good nature of humanity.

1:48 I am amazed by this scene and keep watching it over and over again. He really looks like someone who has suffered for years with a lot of voices. like his character........marvelous

You see, how this tender moment was not ruined by any stupid comic relief or humour? I love it.

"It's the greatest gift we have... to bear their pain without breaking" fuck, this always crack me up. Superhero movies should always be about this. Saving the universe or fighting a big cgi guy yeah that cool but it doesn't matter. This. this shit rightt here matter

The way he says "so much pain" , we feel it. Such a great actor , both of them.

James McAvoy is such a great actor i'm in awe every time i watch him

Damn Patrick Stewart! Daaaaamn! “It’s the greatest gift we have, to bear their pain without breaking”

James McAvoy doesn't get the amount of praise he deserves

Every time I watch this, I feel like Professor X is talking to me and we are Charles whose hopeless. "Just because you stumble and loses your way doesn't mean you've lost forever. Sometimes all we need is a little help. You're afraid, and as frightening as it may be, that pain will make you more stronger.. if you allow yourself to feel it, embrace it... it will make you more powerful than you ever imagined. It's the greatest gift we have, to bear pain without breaking."

what i find the most compelling is how even charles, the wisest, peaceful, & hopeful man/teacher, had a past that broke him. he was tired, in pain, afraid, hopeless, & most of all lost, at a younger age, something we’ve all or will feel as life goes on. his older self is right, such pain will make you stronger. as long as you have hope, an ability all humans have. in turn, charles developed stronger compassion, wisdom, & hope for himself & others. hope that did not falter even in the darkest future. growing up on x-men hits hard when quotes like these are said. this is definitely along the lines of what one would say to their younger selves, just keep going & grow.

1:18 imagine if Charles Xavier met Anakin Skywalker and uttered these wise words

Im gonna be honest here, the first time i saw that part my mouth slowly opened and a tear started felt down from my eye, it was like my inner child and i was so touched by that one scene, it never gets old...

What gets me is older Xavier showing memories of the school and his students. Helping those who’s was just as lost as him in that moment but later giving them a place we’re they belong and feel loved really hits the mark.

Professor X delivering this line in Multiverse of Madness felt more natural and impactful than the throwback lines in No way Home!

What a beautiful scene. The X-men franchised stumbled a lot but once in a while it gave us absolute gold like this

This scene is probably one of the most influential movie scenes in my life as I was in a hard and dark place when I saw this, it gave me the motivation and hope to keep going and whenever I am down I come back and watch this to help me get back ontrack

"Just because someone stumbles, loses their way, doesn't mean they're lost forever... sometimes we all need a little help". These words truly resonated with me when I needed them most, may be the only reason I'm still here today.

This was peak X-Men. This moment right here was the absolute height of X-Men cinema. This scene is freaking profound and impactful. It so beautifully illustrates that however big your struggle feels right now… it’s just for right now. You can persevere. And part of persevering means opening yourself up to others. Baring your pain together. Imagine being able to talk to yourself at your lowest point and having the chance to tell them that everything’s gonna be okay. GOD that’s compelling…

Such a powerful scene

This scene always inspires me to feel hope that there’s still kind people out there in be world.

One, if not the most powerful scenes ever. It's helped me through tough times and still helps. It reminds me that world still needs hope....we all need to hope

As a recovering addict, this has helped me so many times over my 5 year journey

This scene never fails to bring tears to my eyes.... but yet it still is very motivating, and I can't stop myself from watching it over and over again. Fantastic dialog, acting, and delivery.

This scene perfectly encapsulates professor x's power. He went into logans mind to the future and had a conversation with his future self and his future self showed him HIS memories of the school and students to inspire hope.

I like when young Charles tells the professor "I'm not the man I used to be." The professor gave him a non-condemning look & Charles remembered who he was talking to.

“So much…pain” amazing so much raw and heartbreaking emotion

This scene to me is so invigorating and at the same time so sad. Seeing how far Charles had fallen from his optimistic self to his depressed state after losing so many of his friends, the failure of his school after the Vietnam War, his legs and now learning that in half a century how truly right Erik was in how humanity will never accept mutant kind and try to kill them all despite all the good the X-Men have done. It's no wonder why Charles was so against doing anything more to stop the creation of the sentinels since it seemed like no matter how hard he tried, it would always end in failure and only bring more pain and suffering for him. It's only when Charles talks to Professor X that he's finally able to start his way back from his depression and work towards bettering himself again. Charles seeing from Professor X's memories that despite how things ended up in the future, that he was still able to do a lot of good that helped many people along the way, was what Charles needed and learning that despite all the tragedy that his future self endured, that he still had hope for peace with humanity is what Charles deep down wanted to hear. Knowing that even in his darkest hour that the ability to keep hoping and trying to change the messed up world is what truly made him strong in the ways that mattered most. Charles learned that despite his stumbles along the way, even if he might fail countless times over, that doing nothing never solved anything either and that to change the world for the better, Charles needed to look past his own pain and risk putting his faith back in humanity again if he was going to change anything. It's such a humanizing moment that's so relatable with how many people have faced failure and depression in our own lives and how hard it is to bring ourselves out of that downward spiral. Putting our hearts, dreams, ambitions and hopes on the line again and again even with the possibility of feeling the pain of failure over and over again, is such a hard decision to make, but Charles chooses to leave the comfort of safety and certainty, and put the needs of the future and others above his own desires to not risk being hurt again. It shows why the world needs people like Charles Xavier to change the world for the better and why he's the leader of the X-Men. I just wish that in the new timeline that things had worked out better for him and the X-Men after we found out what happened to him in Logan, they really should've stopped with this movie. But the beautiful message with how in spite of our failures, that we can still do plenty good along the way even if our end goals don't go as we plan is still such an invigorating message to me. Despite how things ended up for the X-Men, if it wasn't for Charles and Logan then all of the children like Laura and her friends would've been killed. Great message in how even if we might stumble in our journies that we can still go and do things that can change the world for the better, even if only in little ways at certain times in the path of life.

The way Mcavoy said “so much pain” is so beautifully delivered. As we always see Patrick Stewart Professor X in control of his emotions. But here Mcavoy shows that it never came over night to have such control. It is not an easy ride and he had to feel pain all the time. But one day he will see and feel the reward to it. One of my favourite scenes in a superhero movie. As Mcavoy made X feel so fragile. But showing us he has the inner strength in him. And when he discovers the strength of hope he will never fall.

I’ve lost my dad back in December. My mom I lost her when I was 9. I truly am lost and feel alone. This scene helps me get through the day

Just because someone stumbles and loses their way doesn't mean their lost forever we will see what kind of raven she is

Telling myself while waiting for Deadpool & Wolverine , "please, we need you to hope again" 😢

"Just because someone stumbles and loses their way doesn't always mean that they're gone forever. Sometimes, we all need a little help." - Professor Charles Xavier.

Deserved an Oscar nomination, idgaf.

I love how despite everything Charlie’s still has hope and he gives that hope to his younger self to me its very inspirational and moving.

1:42 Young Charles is hurt, angry, but determined in blocking against the pain. Eyes are tense, emotional, the pain is threatening to overwhelm him. 1:48 Young Charles looks away to actually think about the pain, even just momentarily enough to speak it. His eyes are now tearing, even just saying the word is too much. He switches from determined to hold back the tears by holding back the pain, to determined to hold himself together despite the pain - all in a single take, there was no shot changes or cut away, it was a long take. James McAvoy absolutely nailed the mindset of Professor Charles Xavier processing the tragic side of his power, stepping closer to the older Charles Xavier we are familiar with. And he did it with masterful acting.

This scene never fails to encourage me to keep on fighting for all that is worth protecting..

Absolutely one of THE best scenes in the X-men series. The emotion, the pain, the will to "hope again". Its really a touching scene. And sometimes, all it takes is yourself to remind you that you can rise above anything. I feel like thats what Charles' future self did here. Love this scene. 😭

One of the most emotional and well written scenes in the series. How many of us would haven't have liked for an older, wiser version of us to somehow council us in our darkest moments?

"Just because someone stumbles and loses their path, doesn't mean they're lost forever."

I'm rewatching this movie and just saw this scene again. When I first saw this movie I was a super super fit 20ish year old with no care in the world. Fast forward a few years and I was hit by a car and lost a leg in the process. 9 months of bed rest and re-learning how to walk. 3 years later and this scene really hit hard for me. It felt like that was truly what I went through in my own head and how I got past it. I really did have this conversation with my old self and my new self now. I was on the brink of losing myself but somehow made it through. This almost made me cry but didn't because I felt like it was empowering to me. This hits is very deep, even for someone who hasn't gone through a super rough life impairing situation. For someone who has though? You can't describe it really, even if you've made it

It hurts to hope again especially when you lost it. You become used to pain a repetitive sensation that you could ignore but hope it's a whole other pain.

I am in never ending conflict with myself. Always pushing everyone away. This gives me a little hope.

I was going through a lot of dark times and depression when this movie came out and really gave me hope. This scene specifically always had me coming back whenever I felt hopeless and down.

When he said this in DS2 I had tears of joy

This scene made me cry. Because at a time in my life I was at my lowest point. This scene definitely helped me through that.

Cassandra Nova - he really loved you, didn't he. Logan- he loved everybody.

Still stand as one of my top 10 movies of all time, fantastic performances.

This movie gave us Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy together in a scene *chef kiss*

Can't explain how inspirational this scene has been to me especially over the past while.

I remember seeing this scene in the theater and weeping because it was speaking to where I was and where am I today. “We need you to hope again.”

This was peak writing, this scene. Real comic book stuff

The best scene ever in xmen. 😢 No one can't guide you better than you're future self

"just because someone stumbles and loses their way, doesn't mean they are lost forever" Such a good line that I frequently forget that it's actually not in the first 2 X films.

I cried at "i open my mind and it overwhelms me. Have a neurological (brain) condition. Almost died 2x. Having such illnesses is why people with such illnesses become anti-social semi-angry people like Charles did. It is extreme rough. 😢

Young Charles & Old Charles

Can we just be agree that X-Men trilogy, Wolverine movies and First Class trilogy (there is no Dark Phoenix!) are excellent Scifi/Fantasy films? Perfect cast and full of emotional storytelling

My favorite xmen scene.

What a truly amazing no a wonderful piece of movie scene and acting coming straight from the heart. It's a masterpiece. What this tells us is you can take a negative view or experience and turn it into a positive

As brilliant as older Charles getting through to his younger self was, the bit that got me was when Charles came back to the past and the look on Logan's face and the way he asked "Find what you were looking for?" Logan knew Charles wouldn't let gim down.

This. This right here is, for me, the best scene in the X-Men franchise.

Just because someone loses their way doesn't mean their lose forever. Let's see what kind of Doctor Strange You Are. 💀

"so.. much.. pain..". That's it, give him oscar, grammy, or else

I like X-Men Days Of Future Past The Rogue Cut.

Days of Future Past features some of the most brilliant uses of "time travel" and fan service without feeling forced and ham-fisted.

This is, and will always be my no.1 Marvel movie

I sincerely hope to see Patrick Stewart again (for real this time, not a variant) and James McAvoy in the MCU. The two played Professor X so well.

McAvoy is One of the Greatest actors!! In X-Men he was Great, but in Split, and in Glass, McAvoy was Purely Brilliant!!

This scene is the reason why Multiverse of Madness actually made me smile.

From Empath to the very next. I must confess this scene from X-Men is truly one of my very best. It is nothing less than a small glimpse into myself. Since I was a child I have always felt to myself that I was unique. No not like Mystiq, but more through that of Empathy. Without it this world would crumble under its own weight. I realize my true genius doesnt lie or rely on the things we have come to define this simingly physical world. Hope is the Quintessential mindset that frees one from his bondage wether real or hypothetical. Such a Marvel these scene is that It brought me to tears. Thank you sharing your art with the world to pay witness.

This scene solidified Days of Future past as one of the best comic book films

This scene hits so hard 🔥🔥🔥

This one scene alone was delivered so beautifully by both Stewart and McAvoy. Seeing the older and wiser Xavier showing his younger self that believing in “hope” he is able overcomes his struggle with powers. But also being able to carry the weight of all who his students. Hope is one of the greatest things that can never be lost.

Probably the greatest moment in comic book history 😄 never thought they'd do a days of future past movie and when they did they nailed it. Charles meeting himself and getting him back on track

The BEST scene in this whole movie.

This Is Literally One Of The Best Acted Scenes Of All Time. One Of My Favorite With 2 Of My Favorite Actors💯

"Humanity does this to us." "Not if we show them a better path." This is teaching. Not telling us the answer, but offering guidance so we can have the opportunity to grow and choose the right path.

it's may 2024, this clip was exactly ten years ago, may 2014, yet i occasionally keep on visiting this powerful scene to comfort me whenever life is weighing me down.