US Edition'Thunderbolts' Filmmaker Confirmed as 'X-Men' Director
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X-Men 97 Showrunner Beau DeMayo Erupts After Marvel Taps Thunderbolts Director for X-Men Reboot Film, Accuses Studio of Hypocrisy
Just hours after Marvel Studios officially announced Thunderbolts director Jake Schreier to helm the highly anticipated X-Men MCU reboot film, fired X-Men ’97 showrunner Beau DeMayo took to social media with an explosive series of accusations against the studio—and by extension, Disney itself. The post X-Men 97 Showrunner Beau DeMayo Erupts After Marvel Taps Thunderbolts Director for X-Men Reboot Film, Accuses Studio of Hypocrisy appeared first …
MCU Rumor Round-Up: Jake Schreier "Officially" Set To Direct X-MEN; Marvel's New Approach To Streaming
In this latest MCU rumor round-up, we have a (possible) update on Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier taking the helm of Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot, and Marvel's Netflix-inspired approach to TV...
X-Men ’97 creator slams Marvel’s “pathetic” choice of director for X-Men movie
Beau DeMayo Slams Marvel’s Choice for New X-Men Movie Director Beau DeMayo X-Men 97 drama continues, and this time it’s all about the upcoming MCU X-Men reboot. DeMayo, the former showrunner for X-Men ’97, took to social media to criticize Marvel Studios’ pick to direct the highly anticipated film, and let’s just say, he didn’t ... The post X-Men ’97 creator slams Marvel’s “pathetic” choice of director for X-Men movie appeared first on The Movie…
The film reboot of Marvel's X-Men of the Cinematographic Universe already has a director. The news is a footnote in a broader article about Marvel Studios' upcoming premieres, which now include four films for the year 2028. That will possibly be the most important year in the history of the MCU. As Avengers are expected: Secret Wars will restart the entire franchise by the end of 2027, so 2028 will apparently be the relaunching of a new MCU fran…
The reboot of the X-Men in Marvel could come to the cinema in 2028, and its director has just been formalized. If Bob Iger (the CEO of Disney) admitted half-word that Marvel "had lost some of his quality by producing too much", it does not prevent the studio from already planning 4 projects at the cinema [...]
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