The New Mutants were connected to the X-Men movies? I think most would agree that the X-Men film franchise was on a positive trajectory going into X-Men: Apocalypse. Sure, there was plenty of criticism lobbed
We had our first hint at the Gambit movie and we didn't even know it. The X-Men films are full of untapped potential. While those first movies connected fairly well, beyond that, there was the feeling
Now that Marvel's mutants are back at home, fans hope the sort of hit-and-miss nature of the films is over and done with. The last entry in what is known as the Fox films, X-Men:
The tides of power in Hollywood are ever-shifting, and the recent #MeToo movement has led to some very interesting changes. However, director Bryan Singer really didn't get ousted by his numerous sexual misconduct allegations, but
Many fans were divided by X-Men: Apocalypse, but I thought it was entertaining for the most part. Apocalypse's four-housemen (horsepeople?) were made up of some fan favorites, many were left wondering if we would see
You may be attempting to forget it, but we all probably remember X-Men: Apocalypse. As production began with some real hope that, after the good X-Men: First Class and the decent X-Men: Days of Future
The Marvel Cinematic Universe alone has 20 films and hundreds of characters. Between them, the DC Extended Universe and the X-Men Cinematic Universe (it can even be called that), it feels like there has been
Simon Kinberg has been involved in all things X-Men related on the cinema screen for a long time. Kinberg was on writing duties for X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men: Days of Future Past, X-Men: Apocalypse
The X-Men franchise has certainly had its ups and downs. For every two good movies, they tend to have at least one bad one, and in this generation of films, X-Men: Apocalypse was that bad
