X-Men: Dark Phoenix Review

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X-Men: Dark Phoenix

Release Date: 6th June 2019 - Australia

Production Companies

20th Century Fox
Marvel Entertainment
TSG Entertainment
Bad Hat Harry Productions
Donners' Company
Kinberg Genre

Distribution

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Action

Rating: M

Runtime: 114 minutes

Budget: $200,000,000

Box Office Gross: $204,500,218 (Worldwide - figure subject to change)

Plot Summary

Jean Grey begins to develop incredibly powerful psionic abilities that corrupt her and threaten to destroy the universe, leading the X-Men to decide whether her life is worth more than all other living beings.

Cast

James McAvoy - Charles
Xavier/Professor X

Michael Fassbender - Erik

Lehnsherr/Magneto

Jennifer Lawrence - Raven
Darkholme/Mystique
Nicholas Hoult - Dr. Hank
McCoy/Beast

Evan Peters - Peter Maximoff/
Quicksilver

Sophie Turner - Jean Grey
Tye Sheridan - Scott Summers/Cyclops
Kodi Smit-McPhee - Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler
Alexandra Shipp - Ororo Monroe/Storm

Jessica Chastain - Vuk

Scott Shepherd - John Grey

Ato Essandoh - Jones

Brian D’Arcy James - President of the United States

Halston Sage - Dazzler

Lamar Johnson - Match

Summer Fontana - Young Jean Grey (8 Years Old)

Hannah Emily Anderson - Elaine Grey

Andrew Stehlin - Ariki

Kota Eberhardt - Selene Gallio

Crew

Writer/Producer/Director - Simon

Kinberg

Comic Book Creator/Executive Producer - Stan Lee

Comic Book Creator - Jack Kirby

Based on Story "The Dark Phoenix Saga" - John Byrne, Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum

Executive Producer - Todd
Hallowell

Executive Producer/First
Assistant Director - Josh McLaglen

Producers - Hutch Parker and Lauren Shuler Donner

Casting Directors - Alyssa Weisberg and Kenyon Wells

Production Designer - Claude Paré

Production Designer: Additional Photography/Supervising Art Director -
Michele Laliberte

Set Decorators - Eve Boulonne,
Elise de Blois, Pierre Antoine Rousse
and Elizabeth Wilcox

Costume Designer - Daniel Orlandi

Cinematography - Mauro Fiore

Action Unit Director - Guy Norris

Second Unit Director - Brian Smrz

Stunt Coordinators - Hank Amos,
Michael Scherer, Josh Seifert and Tim Wong

Fight Coordinator - Richard Norton

Special Effects Supervisor - Cameron Waldbauer

Legacy Effects Supervisor - John Rosengrant

Legacy Effects Co-Supervisors - Lindsay MacGowan,
Shane Mahan and Alan Scott

Visual Effects Supervisors - Phil Brennan,
Nadège Bozzetti, Frédéric Breault, Luc Julien,
Hugo Lévellié, Zachary Tucker and
Jonathan Piche-Delorme

Visual Effects Supervisor: ScanlineVFX - Bryan Grill

On-Set Visual Effects Supervisor - Greg Butler

Visual Effects Consultant - John Dykstra

Animation Supervisors - Wesley Chandler
and Michael Langford

Film Editor - Lee Smith

Music - Hans Zimmer

Review

It’s the moment that has finally come in the X-MEN film series where we are given closure. This closure comes in the form of DARK PHOENIX. Unfortunately, the film wasn’t the proper grand finale that it was clearly intended to be. DARK PHOENIX retells a story that was previously adapted in THE LAST STAND (click here), only without the numerous subplots and excess characters. DARK PHOENIX is slightly better and a bit less disappointing than Brett Ratner’s abysmal take of the original saga. However, I admit, I too was confused by the film’s ending. The conclusion fails to connect with the mutant uprising in the other X-Men movies. I believe the situation would have been much more effective, if it ended with LOGAN (click here). I just don’t see how DARK PHOENIX maintains the same continuity established in the first X-MEN movie.

While the film tries to surpass our lofty expectations, its tepid reception along with Disney’s takeover of the 20th Century Fox studio were instrumental in its defeat at the box office. Several plot points are left unresolved in the plot of DARK PHOENIX like Magneto figuring out that Quicksilver is his son. What makes things worse is that the film’s writer/director Simon Kinberg is trying to make everything he has previously written irrelevant and thus is not doing a good job. I’d imagine that if it was up to me to improve DARK PHOENIX, I would go with changes of the plot so that it better concludes this epic series.

The cast is impeccable with returning players such as James McAvoy as Xavier and Sophie Turner from GAME OF THRONES as Jean Grey. Turner gives a fiery performance that almost saves the movie from being metaphorically extinguished.

DARK PHOENIX was an unfitting and anti-climatic end of the original superhero team and this film barely proves anything but for Disney to possibly reboot the characters for the MCU in the near-future. My guess is that the X-Men fans will not watch this movie, even if it is the conclusion of the film series.

Star rating: (5/10) Average

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