When the greatest superhero movies ever made get mentioned, a few titles tend to get repeated. The Dark Knight, Superman: The Movie, Spider-Man 2, The Avengers, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

Edi Gathegi calls his work with DC as Superman's Mister Terrific "a different level of conversation" compared to his role in ...

X-Men: First Class Production: A 20th Century Fox release presented in association with Marvel Entertainment and Dune Entertainment of a Bad Hat Harry/Donners' Co. production in association with ...

X-Men: First Class director Matthew Vaughn fittingly pitched his latest movie as something of a mutant, splicing together the X-Men franchise with the classic Bond movies of the 1960's.

%photo1% The 1960s: it was a time of change, a time of upheaval, and a time of mutants. For a film that hasn't even begun filming yet, "X-Men: First Class" has received a lot of attention.

X-Men: First Class has fans abuzz and with good reason. The X-Men franchise gets a reboot of sorts with the latest film starring James McAvoy as Charles Xavier and Michael Fassbender as the man ...

In X-Men: First Class, Matthew Vaughn takes the franchise to the past in a prequel to the X-Men franchise that may be the best film in the series.

X-Men: First Class is the best of the X-Men films, hands down. It draws on real-world conflicts to form the backbone of the threat in the story, which does wonders for context and a sense of realism.

Much as Casino Royale rebooted the James Bond franchise in a fresh and dynamic way, X-Men: First Class injects new blood into a franchise that, for all its profitability, had become blandly anemic ...

In the new movie “X-Men: First Class,” a group of normal-looking people with some highly unusual traits wonder if the world will embrace them. The studio behind the film, 20th Century Fox, is ...

X-Men: First Class has the rare distinction of being a comic book movie so good that its source material is almost beside the point. It’s just a great movie, period.

As with all the X-Men pics, First Class skewed male (58%). According to exit surveys, moviegoers turned out for the film’s subject matter, followed by type of movie.