Prompted by the success of Deadpool and Logan, 21st Century Fox gave The New Mutants the go-ahead. Like Deadpool and Logan, the April 13, 2018 release will have very little in common with the mainstream X-Men installments. We already know that The New Mutants will be set in the present day, so it can conveniently ignore any need to build...

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Earlier this month, we learned that New Mutants had cast Maisie Williams as Wolfsbane and Anya Taylor-Joy as Magik. We now have a new report that suggests that two more cast members have been added. Sources close to New Mutants told Entertainment Weekly that 13 Reasons Why star Henry Zaga will play Roberto de Costa, aka Sunspot. They added that...

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UPDATE: The rumor about three more X-Force characters appearing in Deadpool 2 has been debunked by its co-writer Rhett Reese. You can check out his tweets by scrolling down to the bottom of the page. Deadpool 2 will apparently set up the X-Force movie in an even grander way than we expected. A new report...

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Although it’s not a 100% exclusive fact, the majority of the most popular superheroes that have been depicted on film are either American, played by American actors or based in America – Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Ghost Rider, Hulk, Green Lantern and Ant-Man, for example. Even characters who aren’t traditionally American have been...

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