The X-Men are Forced into a Final Stand in Dark Phoenix

Sophie Turner as Jean Gray/Phoenix. 

Set in 1992, nine years after the events of X-Men: Apocalypse, its another usual day for the X-Men; going on missions and saving the day. This time, going to outer space and saving astronauts from a solar flare tempest. Telekinetic Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) absorbs the flare and emerges unharmed, much to her team's surprise. "Did you hear what the kids are calling you? Phoenix." says her boyfriend Scott Summers/Cyclops (Tye Sheridan) in her moment of glory. The moment is quickly over when Jean starts to experience a psychic spasm that she can't control and runs away.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is Spectacular

I haven't read many superhero comics but one that I have is on Miles Morales. An afro-latino teen who becomes the new Spider-Man after the death of Peter Parker, the original Spider-Man. I always hoped he would get the cinematic treatment. Now he has and in glorious animation.

Sony Tries Again with Venom

After two underwhelming Spider-Man movies, Sony once again pushes the reset button only this time focusing on the rogues gallery. Since fans were none too pleased on the portrayal of fan favorite villain Venom in Spider-Man 3, what better way to appease them than by giving him his own movie. Will this gambit pay off or should Sony call it quits while they still can?

Deadpool 2: The Merc Strikes Back

Following his oddball origin story, Ryan Reynold's potty-mouth mercenary is up for another madcap misadventure that will require brute strength in numbers. A brute he is, but lacks the needed strength and allies for this mission.

Logan Makes His Last Stand

(Originally Published on March 21, 2017)

To be perfectly honest, the X-Men films never impressed me. The cartoons, despite its kid-friendly level, knew how to balance both the serious and fun elements of its story without being too brooding or silly.