‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Review: It’s A Franchise-Killing Disaster – Forbes

The Box Office: X-Men: Apocalypse opens overseas starting May 18th before its American debut on May 27th. Like two of the highest grossing previous X-Men pictures, it has a prime Memorial Day slot that should point towards a big opening but also a brief theatrical lifespan. The X-Men movies have never been terribly leggy, and this shouldn’t be an exception with competition like Teenage…

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With Civil War, Marvel dusted off inane source material for superfights · Back Issues · The A.V. Club

  Back Issues discusses a major comic of the past, reevaluating its strengths and weaknesses while exploring the cultural context of its creation and how it has impacted the future of the comic-book medium and industry. This week: Civil War, Mark Millar and Steve McNiven’s explosive event series that pitted Captain America against Iron Man…

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Check Out X-Men Apocalypse’s Comic-Inspired Uniforms in All Their Goofy Glory

We got a glimpse of the new generation of X-Men’s comic-inspired costumes thanks to Empire Magazine recently, but a new image of the mutant team reveals their uniforms from top to bottom, and they look wonderfully colorful and silly in just the right way. http://io9.gizmodo.com/x-men-apocalyp… The photo, which emerged on Reddit this morning, isn’t of…

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Disney and Marvel fire warning shot as Georgia’s culture war spreads to Hollywood – The Washington Post

Paul Rudd in Marvel’s “Ant-Man.” (Zade Rosenthal/Marvel/Walt Disney handout) Another industry is warning Georgia’s governor not to sign a religious-liberty bill into law — the latest to suggest that the state risks losing business over the measure. Actors, writers, producers, directors, movie studios and whole entertainment companies have weighed in on the debate, many calling the bill discriminatory…

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