Every X-Men Movie Ranked From Worst to Best

Every X-Men movie ranked (at least until Marvel make some):

adapts the popular X-Men spinoff as a teen horror movie, with fan favorites like Rahne Sinclair and Illyana Rasputin treated at a mysterious hospital for young mutants.regained control of the movie rights to the X-Men, and will almost certainly put its own spin on the world’s most famous mutants in a few years’ time.

So this is the perfect opportunity to look back at the franchise as a whole and see how it holds up. And on the whole: Not bad! Certainly there were some clunkers along the way. But it’s also clear why these movies made such a huge impact on Hollywood and how the movie studios looked at comic-book characters. When they were good, they were really good.

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