The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods as they join forces with their younger selves in an epic battle that must change the past – to save our future.
This movie contains 18 potentially triggering events.
During a fight scene, a character is held under water in an ornamental pond for quite some time before fighting free.
Wolverine has flashbacks to being restrained and submerged when he was being experimented on in his backstory.
A character is thrown into the water while restrained and weighted down. He is under for a long time, but survives due to his mutant power.
In reference to the other comment here, Xavier does not try to convince Wolverine he is mentally ill; he tries to convince him he's on drugs. The scene is very brief and Xavier's attempt at gaskighting Wolverine is not very effective.
Debatable, a "drug" that heals spinal trauma while suppressing mutant powers, is being used arguably addictively. There is a bit of a heroin vibe to it's use.
No, but a stadium is torn completely off its foundations and made to hover in the air. We see pieces of it falling off, (nearly) hitting people, and lying around on the ground - large chunks of concrete with metal wires sticking out. Someone lies trapped under large debris from the stadium for a while.
Spoilers: A younger Professor X uses a serum that causes him to regain use of his legs and but temporarily lose his powers. There are visuals of needle insertion. If you are sensitive to needles you might need to look away.
There is a scene in a military med-tent with mutants in quarantine, there is the inference of medical tests being done but you don't see any performed. There are also photos later of autopsied bodies as the result of medical experimentation.
Logan has a PTSD attack that causes him to have flashbacks and lose awareness of his surroundings and the people he is with. He calms down moments later.
I don't remember anyone being unhappy with their appearance or having a distorted self-image. Someone is unhappy about being paralyzed from the waist down, but that's about functionality.
I don't remember if there are any tight spaces, but someone lies trapped beneath a large piece of debris from a destroyed building for a while, and a group of people are inside what amounts to a large free-standing metal container, which is opened (nearly the entirety of one side torn off) before we see them inside it. Well, we HAVE seen them inside the container when it was part of a building (it's the inner shell of a bunker and just felt like a room before it was ripped out of the building), but that somehow wasn't as bad as when it becomes a large box standing on a lawn.
We see Hugh Jackman naked from the back, full body. Mystique, who's in many scenes, is naked and has the shape of a regular woman, but she's blue, her skin is textured unlike a human's, and she has neither visible genitals nor nipples.
Mystique seduces a Vietnamese general before knocking him out— the extent of sexual content here is the man asking to see her with her clothes off and her taking off her coat.
there is a scene of a plane almost crashing from inside if you’re scared of these scenes this will trigger you. a spaceship that is very plane shaped does explode.