X-Men: Dark Phoenix film

[Divine Spark]

Game of Thrones meets Dark Phoenix.

[Sam Robards, Comic Fan]

GameofThronesmeetsDarkPhoenix.

Maybe I'm just out-of-touch, but who's that? There a reference I'm missing?

[Divine Spark]

Maybe I'm just out-of-touch, but who's that? There a reference I'm missing?

Just a talented dancer I follow. In the description she says “The Spring is coming” in reference to Game of Throne’s “Winter is a coming” and also mentions being a Marvel/superhero fan. I guess it’s a reference to Sophie Turner’s Jean with the glowing eye and cracks.

[Divine Spark]

This movie now has a Twitter emoji.

[MarvelMaster616]

This movie now has a Twitter emoji.

And I intend to overuse it between now and June 7th.

[juan678]

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[Jokerz79]

Somebody saw To the End.

[juan678]

https://twitter.com/numetro/status/1127899353916559360



X-MEN Yearbook Charles Xavier video

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[MarvelMaster616]

Somebody saw To the End.

That is just a beautiful tribute to 19 years of movies.

It's easy to forget, sometimes, how superhero movies were once an afterthought. I remember Batman and Robin. Those were dark times, indeed. While Blade was solid, it didn't do much to reinvigorate the genre. That's exactly what the first X-Men movie did. It's because of that movie that we have the MCU and the current era of superhero movies. They were the spark that the genre needed. While the X-Men movies varied wildly in terms of quality, there's no denying their influence. And that's definitely worth celebrating as Dark Phoenix looks poised to cap this era off.

[Nick Miller]

Seeing the footage, the special effects look pretty bad, clearly cost cutting, as corporations arewont to do.

Penciller, inker and colorist for the win.

I am very apprehensive, but will see it the first weekend.

[Jokerz79]

That is just a beautiful tribute to 19 years of movies.

It's easy to forget, sometimes, how superhero movies were once an afterthought. I remember Batman and Robin. Those were dark times, indeed. While Blade was solid, it didn't do much to reinvigorate the genre. That's exactly what the first X-Men movie did. It's because of that movie that we have the MCU and the current era of superhero movies. They were the spark that the genre needed. While the X-Men movies varied wildly in terms of quality, there's no denying their influence. And that's definitely worth celebrating as Dark Phoenix looks poised to cap this era off.

I nearly walked out of Batman and Robin in theaters but it wasn't even the worst DC film of that year that would be Steel it and Schumacher get picked on so much I feel a need to defend both these days. X-Men have a important place in the steps to the MCU Blade was Marvel's 1st cinematic hit, X-Men Marvel's 1st superhero hit, and Raimi's Spider-Man the Marvel's 1st mega hit that fully embraced the Comics and is the true precruser to the MCU.