X-Men: Apocalypse may have been met with a chilly reception from fans and critics, but the X-Men cinematic universe isn't letting that bump in the road derail its long-term plans for expanding its TV presence and adding to its already substantial movie catalogue - especially with both FX's Legion series and the upcoming Logan film already getting such great word of mouth!
The X-Men universe isn't exactly the smoothest franchise out there. First Class, essentially, rebooted the series by giving us a prequel that didn't quite line up, time-wise, with the original trilogy. It was a glitch that Days of Future Past awkwardly had to correct by more or less giving us a new timeline in the end - an under-the-rug sweep that worked to erase the first three movies and the X-Men Origins: Wolverine standalone (complete with Ryan Reynolds' muted Deadpool).
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The X-Men universe isn't exactly the smoothest franchise out there. First Class, essentially, rebooted the series by giving us a prequel that didn't quite line up, time-wise, with the original trilogy. It was a glitch that Days of Future Past awkwardly had to correct by more or less giving us a new timeline in the end - an under-the-rug sweep that worked to erase the first three movies and the X-Men Origins: Wolverine standalone (complete with Ryan Reynolds' muted Deadpool).
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