Filmmaker Christian Carion will remake his 2017 French-language hit missing-persons thriller, My Son, as announced by ErosSTX, as announced on Monday. STXfilms has closed the rights for the pic and have cast James McAvoy and Claire Foy.
While it’ll be a bit of a wait until Marvel brings the X-Men back to the big screen following Disney’s acquisition of all things 20th Century Fox, Simon Kinberg is still carrying the torch for the franchise with its current finale, Dark Phoenix, arriving on June 7. The final trailer is online with Sophie Turner back in the spotlight for a second outing as the troubled coming-of-age telepath.
X-Men: Days Of Future Past is set to make its way around the world pretty soon, and to mark the occasion, actors Michael Fassbender, Hugh Jackman and James McAvoy, announced they and other select members of the cast will be launching the X-Men X-Perience, traveling around the world in select territories where other premieres will be held.
The film drops in North America on May 23, and with any luck, fans in Japan will get to be a part of said X-Perience when the film opens a week later. As such, we have a new Japanese trailer for the film, in addition to the X-Men X-Perience announcement. Check them out!
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The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods in X-Men: Days of Future Past. The beloved characters from the original X-Men film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from X-Men: First Class, in an epic battle that must change the past to save our future.
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Straight and to the point: I’m pretty sure that events within the last twelve hours or so may not be dimming away the serious, bitter reality that director Bryan Singer is facing right now with a pending lawsuit regarding an alleged incident in 1999. As such, with regard to the fate of X-Men: Apocalypse, indeed, the future is left unwritten.
Nonetheless, we still have an exciting movie to look forward to in the May 23 release of X-Men: Days Of Future Past, and there’s no need to punish the studio or the actors. I’m still looking forward to this movie and supporting what comes of this really epic story that has kept filmgoers in seats since 2000. So we’ll see what happens with Singer and what will be said and done in the days and months ahead about his situation while I wish all parties involved the best of luck. In the meantime, we have two new featurettes to check out for X-Men: Days Of Futute Past.
Check them out below.
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