For all the talk of evolution that has occurred in the X-Men movie franchise over the 16 year it has been around, it’s rather frustrating that the latest cinematic mutant escapade from director Bryan Singer is not so much the evolutionary equivalent of mankind developing fantastic powers, but rather suddenly forgetting they have opposable thumbs. Coming on the heels of the fresh and …

Maybe it’s just my imagination, but it seems that with all the Deadpools, Batmen, Superman, and civil warring Spider-Men hogging all the headlines lately, we seem to have forgotten that there’s another massive comic book superhero blockbuster just around the corner as well. And damn, does it look… X-cellent! Despite the initial round of Power Rangers jokes that greeted the first …

In the battle for biggest and best superhero movie cast, 2016 sees two franchises (both based on Marvel comics but only one produced by the comic book company) facing off: X-Men: Apocalypse and Captain America: Civil War.

In the battle for biggest and best superhero movie cast, 2016 sees two franchises (both based on Marvel comics but only one produced by the comic book company) facing off: X-Men: Apocalypse and Captain America: Civil War. But whereas the latter is seemingly setting things up to come, X-Men: Apocalypse is essentially the final chapter in the current saga that …

Let’s just be honest with each other here. Very, very, very few people ever watched Baywatch for the quality of acting, over-the-top drama (What’s up with all the terrorist plots? Don’t these lifeguards just save people from drowning?!) or endless romantic intrigue. No, more than likely you tuned in every week to just watch physically endowed good looking people (oh …

Hey! It’s that time of the week again! No, not Adventure Time. It is however, time to gloss over some low-resolution scans from the Entertainment Weekly magazine, that are all geared towards the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse. It’s all here: New mutants, Oscar Isaacs as the titular Apocalypse and Olivia Munn as the psychic ninja Psylocke, in a costume that was ripped …

Forget Winter, the Phoenix is coming – along with a muddy boy and deceased pop star – and it’s going to get apocalyptic. Yes, after months of casting rumours and short lists that were actually quite long, director Bryan Singer took to Twitter to unveil that Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones), Tye Sheridan (Mud, The Tree of Life) and Alexandra Shipp …

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