The best X-Men movies

In an attempt to reboot the X-Men franchise, Fox managed to hit the spot and make the best movie about the mutant team. Although the initial plan was to represent Magneto's origin story, the project became a new hope for the franchise.

The film is aimed at a more mature audience and addresses issues such as illness, old age and responsibility from the mutants' point of view, as well as making a great closure to the 17 years of stories that defined Hugh Jackman as Wolverine before the world.

This film works thanks to the legitimization of the superhero genre in the film industry, since its irreverent and bloody humor is based on the satirization of the genre to which it belongs.

Ryan Reynolds once again leads Deadpool to greatness with this second film, in which, for the first time, we can enjoy watching the dark group X-Force on the big screen.

With an unexpected strategy, Fox bets on delving into Wolverine's story in a film that tell us an unexplored part of his life and his path to becoming a killing machine.

Although it has the same flaws as the previous one, this second X-Men movie contains exciting action scenes, such as the introductory sequence of the character known as Nightcrawler.

This movie was created with the intention to unify the two different films that Fox developed in the X-Men universe, thus creating the first version of parallel universes in the superhero genre.

Based on one of the best story arcs of the mutant team, "Apocalypse" is a film that takes the X-Men's new bet to the next level with a staging that is more similar to that of the animated TV show of the nineties.

With different settings and a reduced cast, this movie has an approach influenced by the horror genre, which is a great novelty for the mutant Fox saga.

In all the spirit of the 2000s, the first X-Men movie rejected the colorful costumes of the comics to bring to the big screen a darker and more mature version of the mutant squad.