The New Mutants director Josh Boone has hit out at Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker’s queer representation.
X-Men movie Dark Phoenix ended up losing a massive £116 million at the worldwide box office, making it the biggest bomb of last year.
For some bizarre reason, Sophie Turner hasn't been put off by failure of Dark Phoenix and would still love to do another X-Men movie.
It has been an exciting year of movies big and small, but which ones flew highest and which ones crashed and burned?
Despite the protestations of Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Ken Loach and — bizarrely — Jennifer Aniston, comic book movies have remained dominant in blockbuster cinema throughout 2019.Whether it’s the enormous ambition of the Marvel Cinematic Universe or some interesting new additions from their rivals over at DC Comics, audiences have had plenty to get their teeth into when it comes to super-powered men and women in spandex.So here’s our ranking of the comic book movies released into UK cinemas in 2019.Read more:Most incredible actor transformations of 2019Ranking the comic book movies of 2018Most exciting movies coming in 2020
Disney wasn’t the UK’s only big story this summer.
Not the best ending for the beloved Marvel franchise.
Dark Phoenix writer and director Simon Kinberg has opened up about its underwhelming performance at the box office.
For one thing, they weren’t mutants.
And it probably explains why the villain was so rubbish.
Too many studio franchises are trying to correct its male-dominated history by scoring woke points that don't add up.
In a since-deleted tweet, Donner denied having a role in the making of 'Dark Phoenix,' 'Apocalypse' and 'The New Mutants.'
Fox bosses moved the release of 'X-Men: Dark Phoenix' to better serve James Cameron's 'Alita: Battle Angel', according to a new report.
It’s not always easy to detect a hit, but more often than not you can sense a flop coming from a mile away.
When Disney announced its $71.3 billion acquisition of 20th Century Fox, X-Men was among the film properties that had executives at the Magic Kingdom frothing at the mouth. The historic merger meant that the Fox-owned band of mutant superheroes could reunite with its comic-book brethren in Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was the kind of […]
The bad news keeps rolling in for X-Men: Dark Phoenix – with reports that it could end up losing Fox an eye-watering $125 million.
Stranger things have happened.
You're saying Magneto is an OAP?
"It didn't sit well with me," said writer-director Simon Kinberg.
But there are some positives.
It looks like the X-Universe is set for a big reboot under the watchful eye of Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is now in cinemas and its likely to be the last movie with this cast and crew involved.The franchise has had its ups and downs over the last 19 years but it is still one of the most iconic superhero sagas on screen.Read more: Evan Peters unhappy with Dark Phoenix appearanceHowever, some of the movies deserve more acclaim than the others so here is a definitive ranking of all 12 released so far.
The actor speaks about what might be his final appearance as the speedy superhero.
"Those movies were pretty chaotic with different directors," admits 'Dark Phoenix' director Simon Kinberg.
“The end [of Dark Phoenix] changed a hell of a lot. The finale HAD to change," says James McAvoy.