Check out the newest poster for X-Men: First Class, featuring Katniss-to-be Jennifer Lawrence as a young Mystique, January Jones as a partially-dressed White Queen, and Kevin Bacon as a smirky Sebastian Shaw. It’s a strange-looking poster — everyone is kind of looking vaguely in a different direction, as if posing for a Christian rock album cover – but it’s interesting to see them play up the rest of the mutant ensemble. What do we think?
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#superheroes #movie posters #jennifer lawrence #January Jones #kevin bacon #X-Men: First Class #summer moviesThe new international trailer for X-Men: First Class—now with new special effects and more Magneto. What do you think?
A mysterious photo of X-Men: First Class’s Magneto, released exclusively to EW. The picture comes from the movie’s first trailer, which will debut tomorrow on the film’s Facebook page.
When Thor hits theaters on May 6, it’ll kickstart a summer packed full of handsomely-costumed superpowered individuals fighting expensively CGI’d evil. June brings us the franchise preboot X-Men: First Class and the space-faring Green Lantern, followed by the Nazi-punching Captain America: The First Avenger in July. It’s a feast for comic book fans, and it’s very much the culmination of a decade that saw superheroes rise to the top of the summer box office season, with a host of new trilogies (X-Men, Spider-Man, Blade, Batman), fascinating curios (Kick-Ass, Superman Returns, Ang Lee’s Hulk), and plenty of outright disasters (Daredevil and Catwoman and anything called The Punisher, oh my!). But which superhero film is your absolute favorite?
Personally, I’d have to vote for The Incredibles—not only a great superhero movie, but also one of the best animated movies ever made, period. You can’t go wrong with Pixar and Brad Bird. But what do you guys think?
Chris Evans’ Captain America looks like he’s wearing a flag—but it’s a very functional flag, complete with kevlar and pouches. Do you like the look, or do you wish his costume were a little flashier—Green Lanternian, if you will?
It’s kind of adorable watching Charles Xavier (Nanny?) help the future X-People take the first steps toward becoming the heroes we know them to be.
It seems Jennifer Lawrence’s thoughts on Donald Trump echo Katniss Everdeen’s feelings toward President Snow. For the uninitiated, that means she’s not a fan.
This, my friends, is all you need in a headline.
A new (re)generation
Iconic sci-fi franchise ‘Doctor Who’ is kicking off a new era, as Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor takes control of the TARDIS. Read EW’s latest cover story.
