X-Men: First Class Sequel Plot Revealed?

Alright, X-Men fans, we need your help here. WIth the X-Men: First Class sequel now officially set for a July 2014 release date,
it's time for us to start sorting through the rumors about the story
and find out what to expect when Magneto, Professor X and all the rest
return to the screen. AICN
is kicking things off with a report from one of the most reliable
sources of movie rumors-- the MPAA Title Registration Bureau. No,
really. They've gotten wind that Fox has registered the title Days of Future Past,
and while that might just be a catchy name containing no clues under
other circumstances, the long history of the X-Men Universe tells us
otherwise.



Days of Future Past is the title of a two-issue X-Men comics story arc from 1981, and the plot involved, as described by AICN, is basically like Back to the Future Part II.
Kitty Pryde is warned by a future version of herself from an alternate
timeline that if they don't stop a specific event-- the assassination of
Senator Robert Kelly-- the mutants will all be incarcerated in
internment camps. The X-Men team together to stop the Brotherhood-- the
group of mutants led by Magneto-- from carrying out this plan. That
helps bring back a lot of the main cast, those who split off with
Magneto at the end of the last film and those who stuck with Professor
X, as well as highlight the conflict between Professor X and Magneto
that has highlighted all of the X-Men films so far.



There's no promises that they'll stick with that plot exactly, but if
the title registration news turns out to be true, we'll likely be
dealing with some sort of time travel in the next X-Men movie. Is
this something you want to see? And if you're familiar with the comics
arc, can you give us more detail of what to expect. Chime in with a
comment letting us know what you think!