The Marvel Cinematic Universe revived the failing Marvel brand in the late 2000s and 2010s with a cohesive franchise built upon the company’s B and C-list characters. Not only did the MCU change Marvel forever, but it also changed superhero cinema, raising the bar in terms of what the genre could offer. Ever since, superheroes have dominated Hollywood, especially those tied to Marvel Studios.While the MCU has gone through its highs and lows, the franchise is generally known for delivering high-quality products. Unfortunately, Marvel movies outside of the MCU have just the opposite connotation. Whether released before the dawn of the MCU in 2008 or as part of a separate studio’s franchise, these non-MCU Marvel movies left audiences wishing they’d watched something else instead.As the last chapter in this version of the X-Men, Dark Phoenix is a heap of flaming garbage. The film shockingly learns all the wrong lessons from X-Men: The Last Stand, somehow making an even worse adaptation of “The Dark Phoenix Saga.” Character deaths are rushed through, the franchise’s timeline is largely ignored, and Jean Grey, the film’s protagonist, receives staggeringly little character development. Anything that audiences liked about previous X-Men movies is completely absent here, leaving the franchise to end not with a bang but with a whimper.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe revived the failing Marvel brand in the late 2000s and 2010s with a cohesive franchise built upon the company’s B and C-list characters. Not only did the MCU change Marvel forever, but it also changed superhero cinema, raising the bar in terms of what the genre could offer. Ever since, superheroes have dominated Hollywood, especially those tied to Marvel Studios.
While the MCU has gone through its highs and lows, the franchise is generally known for delivering high-quality products. Unfortunately, Marvel movies outside of the MCU have just the opposite connotation. Whether released before the dawn of the MCU in 2008 or as part of a separate studio’s franchise, these non-MCU Marvel movies left audiences wishing they’d watched something else instead.
As the last chapter in this version of the X-Men, Dark Phoenix is a heap of flaming garbage. The film shockingly learns all the wrong lessons from X-Men: The Last Stand, somehow making an even worse adaptation of “The Dark Phoenix Saga.” Character deaths are rushed through, the franchise’s timeline is largely ignored, and Jean Grey, the film’s protagonist, receives staggeringly little character development. Anything that audiences liked about previous X-Men movies is completely absent here, leaving the franchise to end not with a bang but with a whimper.
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