History ReallySevenHundredYearsOld / Film

* Vampires and Lycans in the ''Film/{{Underworld}}'' series can be centuries old without looking it. The main character, Selene, is explicitly stated to be roughly 600. None of the others have their ages stated even in ballpark figures, though it's obvious that most, if not all, of the other named vampires and Lycans are at least older than Selene.

** Speaking of ''Infinity War'', BigBad Thanos was [[WordOfGod confirmed]] to be well over 1,000 years old. Although age doesn’t seem to slow him down in the slightest, if anything just makes Thanos more deadly as he puts his millennial of experience to good use when thrashing the heroes. Thanos even defeated both Thor (initially) and Loki despite them being at least five centuries older than him.

* Wolverine in the ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'', because of his HealingFactor. He was born in 1823, but for most of the series, he still physically appears to be s buff as hell man in his mid-to-late 30s. His powers constantly rejuvenate his cellular integrity rendering him seemingly ageless. He's not by any means immortal, he just ages at an incredibly slow rate, if at all. In ''Film/{{Logan}}'', which is set in 2029, his healing powers are beginning to fail, and he looks much more aged as a result.

** Speaking of ''Infinity War'' BigBad Thanos was [[WordOfGod confirmed]] to be well over 1,000 years old. Although age doesn’t seem to slow him down in the slightest, if anything just makes Thanos more deadly as he puts his millennial of experience to good use when thrashing the heroes. Thanos even defeated both Thor (initially) and Loki despite them being at least five centuries older than him.

** ''Film/{{Thor}}'': Asgardians can live hundreds, if not thousands of years and still be physically capable of feats of strength. The same thing applies to Frost Giants. If Loki was born about the same time as the battle in the prologue, that makes him over 1040 years old. In [[Film/ThorTheDarkWorld the sequel]], he comments that Asgardians can live for approximately 5000 years. In ''[[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Infinity War]]'' Thor states he's 1500 years old, Loki is likely about the same age given they grew up together.

** All of the Guardians are even older than Jack, who is the youngest member of the group. While Santa, Easter Bunny, and Tooth Fairy all appeared in historical times, it seems that the Sandman has existed since humans first started to dream, as has his EvilCounterpart, Pitch, putting them closer to TimeAbyss territory. Then there is the [[TheChooserOfTheOne Man on the Moon]], who is probably as old as the moon itself...

** Although ''WesternAnimation/WallE'' is seven hundred years old, he is actually still working even after the day humanity left Earth. Somewhat justified in that he's seen replacing damaged parts using components from other robots of the same model, of which there are hundred or thousands lying around. It's likely he's replaced every part of himself many times over, save for his motherboard, RAM and memory.

** [[Franchise/WonderWoman Diana/Wonder Woman]] looks like she [[ImmortalityBeginsAtTwenty stopped aging in her 30s]]. She is also millennia old (being a demi-goddess helps) -- in [[Film/WonderWoman1984 1984]] and [[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice 2015]], she looks the same as in 1918 while Etta Candy has aged and died in the meantime.
** ''Film/Shazam2019'': The Wizard who transfers his powers to Billy Batson is old enough to remember ComicBook/BlackAdam's rampage millennia ago.
** ComicBook/{{Darkseid}} (as Uxas) led the Apokoliptian forces in ancient times and rules Apokoplips thousands of years later.

* Near the end of the first ''Film/{{Blade}}'' film, the titular character discovers that his mother (Vanessa Brooks), who he thought died during childbirth, is still alive and is a vampire, not looking a day older from when she gave birth to him. Indeed, her actress is actually 9 years ''younger'' than Creator/WesleySnipes, Blade's actor, and ''one'' year younger than the actress playing Dr. Karen Jenson, the film's female lead who reminded Blade of his mother.
** Additionally, his nemesis Deacon Frost turns out to have been the one who attacked Blade's mother all those years ago, while he looks to be about Blade's age. Of course, since the films are about vampires, it's pretty much a guarantee that this trope will be in effect for a good number of them.
** The [[Film/BladeTrinity third film]] introduces [[{{Dracula}} Drake]], the first vampire, capable of VoluntaryShapeshifting, who has been around since ancient times.

** The Amazons of Themyscira seen in ''Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}}'' and ''Film/{{Justice|League 2017}} [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague League]]'' have been created millennia ago by the Gods of Olympus, and look like they are in their 50s at worst (courtesy of Creator/ConnieNielsen and Creator/RobinWright).

** ''[[Film/Shazam2019 SHAZAM!]]'': The Wizard who transfers his powers to Billy Batson is old enough to remember ComicBook/BlackAdam's rampage millennia ago.

* Near the end of the first ''Film/{{Blade}}'' film, the titular character discovers that his mother (Vanessa Brooks), who he thought died during childbirth, is still alive and is a vampire, not looking a day older from when she gave birth to him. Indeed, her actress is actually 9 years ''[[PlayingGertrude younger]]'' than Creator/WesleySnipes, Blade's actor, and ''one'' year younger than the actress playing Dr. Karen Jenson, the film's female lead who reminded Blade of his mother.

* John from ''Film/TheManFromEarth'' looks like your regular guy, not like the 14,000-year-old caveman he actually is.

** Speaking of ''Infinity War'' BigBad Thanos was [[WordOfGod confirmed]] to be well over 1,000 years old, way older than Thor and Loki. Although age doesn’t seem to slow him down in the slightest, if anything just makes Thanos more deadly as he puts his millennial of experience to good use when thrashing the heroes.