X-Men: Dark Phoenix, originally slated for November 2, 2018, moves to February 14, 2019. New Mutants, originally slated for April 20, 2018 before moving to February 14, 2019, moves again. It’s been pushed all the way back to August 2, 2019.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix, originally slated for November 2, 2018, moves to February 14, 2019. New Mutants, originally slated for April 20, 2018 before moving to February 14, 2019, moves again. It’s been pushed all the way back to August 2, 2019.
hmm I was actually looking forward to this one. Though in some ways it may be a good thing. Were A LOT of CBMs that were supposed to come out this year
Apocalypse is so bad I kinda wished this would get cancelled.
“Continuity has never been much of a priority at Fox, so it’s a mess in the X-Men franchise. There isn’t much worth saving and there could be even less so with the way things are shaping up.”
Another shot fired from Disney’s wannabe press secretary.
Sean, this might be a shock to you, but some people A: Don’t give a s*** about continuity and B: just want to go see a movie and not worry about the 18 that came before it.
Considering that only about half or so of the Fox Marvel films have been pretty good and the other half have been pretty bad, it isn’t hard to be cynical about them.
Considering the last eight MCU films have been really hit or miss it isn’t hard to be cynical about that studio taking the X-Men franchise on.
See what I did there? Opinions are the darndest things.
Oh, wait, this isn’t about my opinion, it’s about Sean Gerber trashing another superhero franchise not produced by Disney. If you actually read his articles instead of reacting to me you’d know that, hence the “press secretary” comment.
Aw, another angry fanboy blowing off steam who can’t handle other people’s opinions. Its nice that you think the last 8 MCU film were hit and miss, but audience scores, box office and critical scores speak differently. I guess you are part of that “niche” market Fox and DCEU are competing for.
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