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After Dark Phoenix's disappointing debut, MCU is in no rush to reboot X Men franchise
X-Men: Dark Phoenix registered the worst opening in the history of the beloved X-Men franchise. With Disney's acquisition of Fox, Marvel Studios' President Kevin Feige is in no rush to reboot the X-Men franchise.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix marked the end for a franchise, which more or less brought light to major superhero franchises and in turn, we got the MCU and DC fandoms. With a spectacular 19-year-long span, X-Men: Dark Phoenix had the behemoth task of being the perfect swan song before Disney's acquisition of Fox came to fruition. However, the film, which sees Sophie Turner's Jean Grey in the forefront, was welcomed with negative reviews and registered the worst debut for any X-Men film.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, X-Men is expected to add 10 years to MCU's lifespan but given X-Men: Dark Phoenix's downfall at the box-office, Marvel Studios' President Kevin Feige and team are willing to slow down with the reboot for Marvel's mutants. An unnamed producer revealed to The Hollywood Reporter, "There is no rush to bring the X-Men to the marketplace after this. And when they come back, it’s going to extend Marvel’s run another 10 years."
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X-Men: Dark Phoenix is expected to lose over $100 million for the studio and also has a glaring plothole which completely neglects the ending of X-Men: Apocalypse.
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When Esquire asked Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy aka Magneto and Professor X if they would be up for starring in MCU's version of X-Men, if given the opportunity, the co-stars did not seem too keen on the idea.
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