X-Men The Official MCU X-Men News and Discussion Thread

[Shinobi Shaw]

I think as fans of FF found out, lets not overestimate the drawing power of the X-men.

The only thing I disagree with you on.

Sith, if they actually invest in the costumes (which at the very least we know they'll do), the story and get good actors in the roles, then there is definitely a ton of drawing power with the X-Men.

They are household names.

 

[Sithborg]

The only thing I disagree with you on.

Sith, if they actually invest in the costumes (which at the very least we know they'll do), the story and get good actors in the roles, then there is definitely a ton of drawing power with the X-Men.

They are household names.

2 are household names.

 

[donuts]

The X-Men reboot should definitely feature Wolverine, too. Why hold back? Let's go all out!

 

[lenz]

Being known ≠ a guaranteed big success. Look at Superman, that franchise has underperformed expectations at the box office for 40 years now (1983 - 2025).

The X-Men underperforming will be from the state of the genre/brand/studio moreso than how many household names there are individually. The X-Men have sold more books than anyone the last 40 years. The "X-Men" is the household name. Obviously there are breakout individual characters in popular culture, but those names will likely play a role.

 

[psylockolussus]

Superman underperforming overseas was probably an effect of DCEU's run, which ended just 2 years ago.

There hasn't been a new X-Men movie since 2019. If Marvel Studios play their cards right, the story, the visuals, the roster, the costumes. It has the potential to outgross all FoX-Men movies, domestically and internationally.

This continuous doom and gloom when it comes to Marvel Studios, like as if Deadpool & Wolverine didn't gross over a billion last year and keep undermining Fantastic 4's success... is that going to go on until Marvel Studios' X-Men become one of the highest grossing films of 2028?

 

[SumT]

There hasn't been a new X-Men movie since 2019. If Marvel Studios play their cards right, the story, the visuals, the roster, the costumes. It has the potential to outgross all FoX-Men movies, domestically and internationally.

No doubt.

Being honest, Fox never played their cards right, they always undermined the X-Men true potential, both visually, costume wise and character wise. X-Men fans and Marvel fans have spent their whole lifes asking for key stuff that Fox never did, so if Marvel is smart and adapt them on the big screen just how X-Men 97 is portraying them, each individual, and yes, each costume.... general audience will - eat - it - up like if there is no tomorrow.

that, and Marvel Studios marketing machine is so much bigger than Fox ever was. faithful X-Men + Marvel Studios + huge marketing push = a lot of money. Im not saying it will reach 1 billion (maybe yes, maybe not) but 800m at least is highly likely, hell, even 900m. Imho.