X-Men franchise producer Simon Kinberg has confirmed the next film in the series will be set in the 1990s.
First Class took place in the 60s, Days of Future Past took place in the 70s, and the upcoming Apocalypse is set in the 80s. It seems only logical that the next movie will continue the trend, and Kinberg confirmed the suspicions in an interview with Coming Soon.
However, we don't know yet whether Kinberg was referring to the next "main" X-Men movie, or whether it'll be the in-development New Mutants film, directed by Josh Boone. New Mutants will be bringing a "young adult vibe" to the universe, with younger characters on show.
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First Class took place in the 60s, Days of Future Past took place in the 70s, and the upcoming Apocalypse is set in the 80s. It seems only logical that the next movie will continue the trend, and Kinberg confirmed the suspicions in an interview with Coming Soon.
However, we don't know yet whether Kinberg was referring to the next "main" X-Men movie, or whether it'll be the in-development New Mutants film, directed by Josh Boone. New Mutants will be bringing a "young adult vibe" to the universe, with younger characters on show.
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