It's literally over. we will never get another fox men movie

so what were the greatest films of the franchise?

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Logan

X2
DOFP
Logan
First class
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The Wolverine
X3
Apocalypse
Origins

>we will never get another fox men movie
good, almost 90% of the cast is miscast, all the characters, villians, plots, completely trashed by Fox. Fox did more damage to X-men than Raimi did with Spider-man. Singer, with the 2000 movie, also started the tacticool trend that is still going.

I doubt the disney version will be good...but it will be better. That's for sure.

Logan. No contest.

Most of them run together. The earlier ones were still in the old way of making comic films, with black leather outfits and not really leaning into the material. Lots of shitty films too. It's a series that marvel could reboot pretty successfully and interesting.

Logan>X2>Deadpool>X1>Future Past>First Class>Deadpool 2>The Wolverine>Apocalypse>Origins>X3

>we will never get another fox men movie
Dark Phoenix is out in a few weeks and New Mutants is out later this year, so technically, no, we have two more coming.
>so what were the greatest films of the franchise?
Logan is the best, and a good end for the franchise (even though it's not the end). However, I wouldn't begrudge anyone for putting X2 or Days of Future Past or even First Class before Logan. They're all good movies as well in the series. Personally, I feel like half the Fox X-Men movies are good and the other half are bad. They've got a pretty much even 50/50 split. But even the bad ones, I still like. I still sit and watch them all. Even Last Stand. Even X-Men Origins: Wolverine. I just like the series and the X-Men overall, and feel like even when it's bad, it's still good and fun and enjoyable.

Origins is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's a disaster but I like Liev's sabretooth and Origins occasionally had some good ideas.

Yeah. Origin's Sabertooth was fucking great, and easily way better than the one we got in the first one (although not much of a feat considering he has zero character in that one and is basically just a monster). Hell, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool wasn't that bad until they sewed his mouth shut, and he clearly proved he could make the character work in later installments. I saw it in the theaters, and while I laughed at a lot of the dumb stuff they did, my friends and I still enjoyed it. I'd say it's worth it even if just for the opening sequence (which almost should've been its own movie): youtube.com/watch?v=-xAQluuB8QI

Gotta agree with you there. That sequence got me hyped for the entire movie.