So you may have heard this little story at the end of last year about Disney’s buyout of Fox and thus the acquisition of the latter’s X-Men cinematic rights among others. While fans are going gaga at the prospect of having the famous mutants joining the MCU, there’s just one problem: red tape (and no, that’s not a new X-Men …

With Disney's acquisition of Fox-owned Marvel characters, some fans were worried that R-rated properties like Deadpool would be getting toned down. Well, no f#$%ing need to worry, motherf$%^er!

The rumours have been swirling around for ages now that Disney was set to purchase 21st Century Fox for a ridiculous amount of money. Well, it’s now official. Disney finalised the deal today to acquire 21st Centruy Fox and its sports an entertainment assets – for a cool $52.4 Billion.

With Disney's takeover of Fox's movie and TV properties seemingly set to happen any day now, the most popular X-Man addresses the rumours of him reprising his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe again.

While comic book fan are collectively losing their minds over the possibilities of what Marvel could do with their biggest comic book properties, Logan director James Mangold is a little less emphatic about it all.

As previously reported, it looks like Disney's game-changing plan to purchase a huge Fox's TV and movie properties is moving along swiftly and we could see a deal finalized as early as 15 December.

Last month brought news that Disney had wanted purchase a large portion of Fox with all its film and TV properties, before negotiations broke down though. However, new reports claim the studios are talking again, and an announcement could be imminent.

Days after word broke that Disney was potentially eyeing Fox for purchase, it's been revealed that it was all in an attempt to compete with Netflix.