Jessica Chastain is in talks to star as the villain in Fox’s X-Men movie “Dark Phoenix” with Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Sophie Turner, and Nicholas Hoult all returning to the franchise. More
Fox announced the release dates for their next slate of mutant-centric films on Saturday, including the highly anticipated release of Deadpool 2. While we know a bit about that film and who will finally be playing Cable, the other two films announced are little bit more of a mystery. More
[Warning: this story contains spoilers for Logan]
Logan is the rarest of superhero movies, one that somehow manages to be a 10th installment in a film series that against all odds refuses to be bogged down by continuity. There’s no setting up the next film or post-credit scenes. There’s no trying to twist the narrative to awkwardly fit what’s come before. More
It doesn’t take a superhero fan-boy to know that Logan will be clawing its way into theaters this weekend- and completely conquering the box office while it’s at it, and there have already been swarms of reviews that reinforce that the film is not only incredible, but that it is also perhaps one of the greatest superhero movies of all time. More
In the late-’90s, before writing his first screenplay, David Hayter was a struggling actor. To make make ends meet, he worked for the young-and-upcoming director Bryan Singer — answering his phone. More
Hugh Jackman’s final foray as the Wolverine—currently the 3rd Most Anticipated Film on ComicBook.com—is facing some stacked odds against its box office success. More
Fox confirmed on Tuesday that the network has ordered an X-Men-based drama pilot from Burn Notice creator Matt Nix. More
As has been thoroughly documented right here on Bleeding Cool, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has been waging a nonstop war on Marvel CEO and Bleeding Cool’s best friend, Ike Perlmutter, ever since stealing complete control of Marvel’s movies right out from under Ike’s beloved Marvel Creative Committee. Feige’s latest victory was successfully canceling The Inhumans feature film, which Ike worked tirelessly to build up as part of his overall plan to get people to like The Inhumans instead of The X-Men. As we also know due to Bleeding Cool’s reporting on the subject, nothing wounds Ike more than the very existence of competitors like Fox, who purchased the X-Men and Fantastic Four movie rights from Marvel and continue to personally insult Ike by making movies based on those characters.
In his latest attack on poor Ike, Feige told Variety that he’s a fan of the comic book movies made by Fox and Marvel’s chief rival, DC:
What other people are adapting from the comics medium, I watch with as much interest as I do any other movies. Because I’m a fan, and I want to…
