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| ⚫ | |catname = X-Men}}'''''Dark Phoenix''''' (internationally marketed as '''''X-Men: Dark Phoenix''''') is the sequel to ''[[X-Men: Apocalypse]]'' and the twelfth film in the [[X-Men|X-Men film franchise]]. Nine years after defeating Apocalypse, the X-Men are against a cosmic threat, in addition to [[Jean Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|Jean Grey]] losing control of her abilities and unleashing the terrifyingly powerful cosmic [[Phoenix Force]]. |
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| ⚫ | '''''Dark Phoenix''''' (internationally marketed as '''''X-Men: Dark Phoenix''''') is the sequel to ''[[X-Men: Apocalypse]]'' and the twelfth film in the |
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==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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In 1975, eight-year-old Jean Grey inadvertently uses her telekinesis to cause a car accident that kills her parents. Shortly afterwards, Professor Charles Xavier takes her to Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, where he mentally blocks the accident from her memories and helps her hone her psychic abilities. |
In 1975, eight-year-old Jean Grey inadvertently uses her telekinesis to cause a car accident that kills her parents. Shortly afterwards, Professor Charles Xavier takes her to Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, where he mentally blocks the accident from her memories and helps her hone her psychic abilities. |
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| − | In 1992, nine years after the worldwide devastation caused by En Sabah Nur, the X-Men respond to a distress signal from the space shuttle Endeavor, which is critically damaged by a solar flare-like energy. While the X-Men save all of the astronauts, Jean is stranded and ends up absorbing all of the energy into her body. Jean survives the event, and her psychic powers are greatly amplified as a result. At the same time, the mental block placed by Xavier is destroyed, and she accidentally attacks the mutants celebrating at Xavier's school after a mental breakdown, passing out afterward. She later travels to her childhood hometown of Red Hook, New York, after discovering that her father is still alive. The X-Men attempt to take Jean home, but she injures Peter Maximoff and accidentally kills Raven |
+ | In 1992, nine years after the worldwide devastation caused by En Sabah Nur, the X-Men respond to a distress signal from the space shuttle Endeavor, which is critically damaged by a solar flare-like energy. While the X-Men save all of the astronauts, Jean is stranded and ends up absorbing all of the energy into her body. Jean survives the event, and her psychic powers are greatly amplified as a result. At the same time, the mental block placed by Xavier is destroyed, and she accidentally attacks the mutants celebrating at Xavier's school after a mental breakdown, passing out afterward. She later travels to her childhood hometown of Red Hook, New York, after discovering that her father is still alive. The X-Men attempt to take Jean home, but she injures Peter Maximoff and accidentally kills Raven Darkholme and several policemen before flying away. |
Jean travels to the mutant refugee island of Genosha to seek assistance from Erik Lehnsherr in controlling her powers, but is turned away by Erik after she engages in combat with U.S. military forces tasked with her arrest. Jean meets Vuk, the leader of a shape-shifting alien race known as the D'Bari, who explains to her that she has been possessed by a force of cosmic power which wiped out the D'Baris' home planet years ago. The power had consumed all those it came across, until it encountered Jean. Meanwhile, Hank McCoy, who feels betrayed by Xavier's manipulation of Jean's memories, allies with Erik and his mutant refugees to bring down Jean in New York City. The X-Men and Erik's faction battle each other before Erik confronts Jean, only to be overpowered by her new abilities. Xavier is attacked by Jean, until he convinces her to read his memories, allowing her personality to resurface. Feeling remorseful, Jean asks Vuk to take the force from her, though it turns out that doing so would kill her. Xavier and Scott Summers stop Vuk from fully absorbing the force from Jean, before both mutant factions are captured by the U.S. government and placed in a train headed towards a secret containment facility. |
Jean travels to the mutant refugee island of Genosha to seek assistance from Erik Lehnsherr in controlling her powers, but is turned away by Erik after she engages in combat with U.S. military forces tasked with her arrest. Jean meets Vuk, the leader of a shape-shifting alien race known as the D'Bari, who explains to her that she has been possessed by a force of cosmic power which wiped out the D'Baris' home planet years ago. The power had consumed all those it came across, until it encountered Jean. Meanwhile, Hank McCoy, who feels betrayed by Xavier's manipulation of Jean's memories, allies with Erik and his mutant refugees to bring down Jean in New York City. The X-Men and Erik's faction battle each other before Erik confronts Jean, only to be overpowered by her new abilities. Xavier is attacked by Jean, until he convinces her to read his memories, allowing her personality to resurface. Feeling remorseful, Jean asks Vuk to take the force from her, though it turns out that doing so would kill her. Xavier and Scott Summers stop Vuk from fully absorbing the force from Jean, before both mutant factions are captured by the U.S. government and placed in a train headed towards a secret containment facility. |
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The train is attacked by Vuk and her D'Bari forces. When the soldiers are overpowered by the shape-shifters, the mutants are freed from their restraints to combat the threat. Xavier confers with Jean within his mind, allowing Jean's personality to gain control of the force within her. Vuk once again attempts to drain Jean of the force, but Jean unleashes her full potential and kills Vuk before disappearing into outer space. In the aftermath of the incident, the school is renamed Jean Grey's School for Gifted Youngsters, with Hank as the new dean, and Charles finally retires after decades in the fight for mutant rights. In Paris, Erik reunites with Xavier to play a game of chess. As they start to play, a flaming phoenix appears in the sky. |
The train is attacked by Vuk and her D'Bari forces. When the soldiers are overpowered by the shape-shifters, the mutants are freed from their restraints to combat the threat. Xavier confers with Jean within his mind, allowing Jean's personality to gain control of the force within her. Vuk once again attempts to drain Jean of the force, but Jean unleashes her full potential and kills Vuk before disappearing into outer space. In the aftermath of the incident, the school is renamed Jean Grey's School for Gifted Youngsters, with Hank as the new dean, and Charles finally retires after decades in the fight for mutant rights. In Paris, Erik reunites with Xavier to play a game of chess. As they start to play, a flaming phoenix appears in the sky. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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| − | *[[James McAvoy]] as [[Charles Xavier (Earth-10005)|Charles Xavier/Professor X]] |
+ | *[[James McAvoy]] as [[Charles Xavier (Revised Earth-10005)|Charles Xavier/Professor X]] |
| − | *[[Michael Fassbender]] as [[Erik Lehnsherr (Earth-10005)|Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto]] |
+ | *[[Michael Fassbender]] as [[Erik Lehnsherr (Revised Earth-10005)|Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto]] |
| − | *[[Jennifer Lawrence]] as [[Raven Darkholme (Earth-10005)|Raven Darkholme/Mystique]] |
+ | *[[Jennifer Lawrence]] as [[Raven Darkholme (Revised Earth-10005)|Raven Darkholme/Mystique]] |
| − | *[[Nicholas Hoult]] as [[Henry McCoy (Earth-10005)|Hank McCoy/Beast]] |
+ | *[[Nicholas Hoult]] as [[Henry McCoy (Revised Earth-10005)|Hank McCoy/Beast]] |
| − | *[[Sophie Turner]] as [[Jean Grey (Earth-10005)|Jean Grey/Phoenix]] |
+ | *[[Sophie Turner]] as [[Jean Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|Jean Grey/Phoenix]] |
**[[Summer Fontana]] as Young Jean Grey |
**[[Summer Fontana]] as Young Jean Grey |
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| − | *[[Tye Sheridan]] as [[Scott Summers (Earth-10005)|Scott Summers/Cyclops]] |
+ | *[[Tye Sheridan]] as [[Scott Summers (Revised Earth-10005)|Scott Summers/Cyclops]] |
| − | *[[Alexandra Shipp]] as [[Ororo Munroe (Earth-10005)|Ororo Munroe/Storm]] |
+ | *[[Alexandra Shipp]] as [[Ororo Munroe (Revised Earth-10005)|Ororo Munroe/Storm]] |
| − | *[[Kodi Smit-McPhee]] as [[Kurt Wagner (Earth-10005)|Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler]] |
+ | *[[Kodi Smit-McPhee]] as [[Kurt Wagner (Revised Earth-10005)|Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler]] |
| − | *[[Evan Peters]] as [[Peter Maximoff|Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver]] |
+ | *[[Evan Peters]] as [[Peter Maximoff (Revised Earth-10005)|Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver]] |
*[[Jessica Chastain]] as [[Vuk]] and [[Margaret Smith]] |
*[[Jessica Chastain]] as [[Vuk]] and [[Margaret Smith]] |
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| − | *[[Kota Eberhardt]] as [[Selene Gallio |
+ | *[[Kota Eberhardt]] as [[Selene Gallio|Selene Gallio/Black Queen]] |
*[[Andrew Stehlin]] as [[Ariki|Ariki/Red Lotus]] |
*[[Andrew Stehlin]] as [[Ariki|Ariki/Red Lotus]] |
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| − | *[[Ato Essandoh]] as Jones |
+ | *[[Ato Essandoh]] as [[Jones (D'Bari)|Jones]] |
| − | *[[Scott Sheperd]] as [[John Grey (Earth-10005)|John Grey]] |
+ | *[[Scott Sheperd]] as [[John Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|John Grey]] |
| − | *[[Hannah Anderson]] as [[Elaine Grey (Earth-10005)|Elaine Grey]] |
+ | *[[Hannah Anderson]] as [[Elaine Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|Elaine Grey]] |
*[[Brian d'Arcy James]] as the President of the United States |
*[[Brian d'Arcy James]] as the President of the United States |
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*[[Lamar Johnson]] as [[Ben Hammil (Earth-10005)|Ben Hammil/Match]] |
*[[Lamar Johnson]] as [[Ben Hammil (Earth-10005)|Ben Hammil/Match]] |
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| − | *[[Halston Sage]] as [[Alison Blaire (Earth-10005)|Alison Blaire/Dazzler]] |
+ | *[[Halston Sage]] as [[Alison Blaire (Revised Earth-10005)|Alison Blaire/Dazzler]] |
*[[Chris Claremont]] as a crowd member |
*[[Chris Claremont]] as a crowd member |
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==Continuity and References to Earth-10005== |
==Continuity and References to Earth-10005== |
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| − | *[[Charles Xavier (Earth-10005)|Professor X]] appears. |
+ | *[[Charles Xavier (Revised Earth-10005)|Professor X]] appears. |
| − | *[[Erik Lehnsherr (Earth-10005)|Magneto]] appears. |
+ | *[[Erik Lehnsherr (Revised Earth-10005)|Magneto]] appears. |
| − | *[[Raven Darkholme (Earth-10005)|Mystique]] appears. |
+ | *[[Raven Darkholme (Revised Earth-10005)|Mystique]] appears. |
| − | *[[Henry McCoy (Earth-10005)|Beast]] appears. |
+ | *[[Henry McCoy (Revised Earth-10005)|Beast]] appears. |
| − | *[[Jean Grey (Earth-10005)|Jean Grey/Phoenix]] appears. |
+ | *[[Jean Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|Jean Grey/Phoenix]] appears. |
| − | *[[Scott Summers (Earth-10005)|Cyclops]] appears. |
+ | *[[Scott Summers (Revised Earth-10005)|Cyclops]] appears. |
| − | *[[Ororo Munroe (Earth-10005)|Storm]] appears. |
+ | *[[Ororo Munroe (Revised Earth-10005)|Storm]] appears. |
| − | *[[Kurt Wagner (Earth-10005)|Nightcrawler]] appears. |
+ | *[[Kurt Wagner (Revised Earth-10005)|Nightcrawler]] appears. |
| − | *[[Peter Maximoff|Quicksilver]] appears. |
+ | *[[Peter Maximoff (Revised Earth-10005)|Quicksilver]] appears. |
| − | *[[John Grey (Earth-10005)|John Grey]] appears. |
+ | *[[John Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|John Grey]] appears. |
| − | *[[Elaine Grey (Earth-10005)|Elaine Grey]] appears. |
+ | *[[Elaine Grey (Revised Earth-10005)|Elaine Grey]] appears. |
*[[Vuk]] is introduced. |
*[[Vuk]] is introduced. |
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*[[Selene Gallio (Earth-10005)|Black Queen]] is introduced. |
*[[Selene Gallio (Earth-10005)|Black Queen]] is introduced. |
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Revision as of 15:20, 3 January 2021
Dark Phoenix (internationally marketed as X-Men: Dark Phoenix) is the sequel to X-Men: Apocalypse and the twelfth film in the X-Men film franchise. Nine years after defeating Apocalypse, the X-Men are against a cosmic threat, in addition to Jean Grey losing control of her abilities and unleashing the terrifyingly powerful cosmic Phoenix Force.
Plot
In 1975, eight-year-old Jean Grey inadvertently uses her telekinesis to cause a car accident that kills her parents. Shortly afterwards, Professor Charles Xavier takes her to Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, where he mentally blocks the accident from her memories and helps her hone her psychic abilities.
In 1992, nine years after the worldwide devastation caused by En Sabah Nur, the X-Men respond to a distress signal from the space shuttle Endeavor, which is critically damaged by a solar flare-like energy. While the X-Men save all of the astronauts, Jean is stranded and ends up absorbing all of the energy into her body. Jean survives the event, and her psychic powers are greatly amplified as a result. At the same time, the mental block placed by Xavier is destroyed, and she accidentally attacks the mutants celebrating at Xavier's school after a mental breakdown, passing out afterward. She later travels to her childhood hometown of Red Hook, New York, after discovering that her father is still alive. The X-Men attempt to take Jean home, but she injures Peter Maximoff and accidentally kills Raven Darkholme and several policemen before flying away.
Jean travels to the mutant refugee island of Genosha to seek assistance from Erik Lehnsherr in controlling her powers, but is turned away by Erik after she engages in combat with U.S. military forces tasked with her arrest. Jean meets Vuk, the leader of a shape-shifting alien race known as the D'Bari, who explains to her that she has been possessed by a force of cosmic power which wiped out the D'Baris' home planet years ago. The power had consumed all those it came across, until it encountered Jean. Meanwhile, Hank McCoy, who feels betrayed by Xavier's manipulation of Jean's memories, allies with Erik and his mutant refugees to bring down Jean in New York City. The X-Men and Erik's faction battle each other before Erik confronts Jean, only to be overpowered by her new abilities. Xavier is attacked by Jean, until he convinces her to read his memories, allowing her personality to resurface. Feeling remorseful, Jean asks Vuk to take the force from her, though it turns out that doing so would kill her. Xavier and Scott Summers stop Vuk from fully absorbing the force from Jean, before both mutant factions are captured by the U.S. government and placed in a train headed towards a secret containment facility.
The train is attacked by Vuk and her D'Bari forces. When the soldiers are overpowered by the shape-shifters, the mutants are freed from their restraints to combat the threat. Xavier confers with Jean within his mind, allowing Jean's personality to gain control of the force within her. Vuk once again attempts to drain Jean of the force, but Jean unleashes her full potential and kills Vuk before disappearing into outer space. In the aftermath of the incident, the school is renamed Jean Grey's School for Gifted Youngsters, with Hank as the new dean, and Charles finally retires after decades in the fight for mutant rights. In Paris, Erik reunites with Xavier to play a game of chess. As they start to play, a flaming phoenix appears in the sky.
Cast
- James McAvoy as Charles Xavier/Professor X
- Michael Fassbender as Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto
- Jennifer Lawrence as Raven Darkholme/Mystique
- Nicholas Hoult as Hank McCoy/Beast
- Sophie Turner as Jean Grey/Phoenix
- Summer Fontana as Young Jean Grey
- Tye Sheridan as Scott Summers/Cyclops
- Alexandra Shipp as Ororo Munroe/Storm
- Kodi Smit-McPhee as Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler
- Evan Peters as Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver
- Jessica Chastain as Vuk and Margaret Smith
- Kota Eberhardt as Selene Gallio/Black Queen
- Andrew Stehlin as Ariki/Red Lotus
- Ato Essandoh as Jones
- Scott Sheperd as John Grey
- Hannah Anderson as Elaine Grey
- Brian d'Arcy James as the President of the United States
- Lamar Johnson as Ben Hammil/Match
- Halston Sage as Alison Blaire/Dazzler
- Chris Claremont as a crowd member
Continuity and References to Earth-10005
- Professor X appears.
- Magneto appears.
- Mystique appears.
- Beast appears.
- Jean Grey/Phoenix appears.
- Cyclops appears.
- Storm appears.
- Nightcrawler appears.
- Quicksilver appears.
- John Grey appears.
- Elaine Grey appears.
- Vuk is introduced.
- Black Queen is introduced.
- Red Lotus is introduced.
- Dazzler is introduced.
- Match is introduced.
- Charles meeting Raven from X-Men: First Class is mentioned.
Taglines
- Fire and life incarnate. Now and forever...Phoenix!
- The World Goes Dark!
- Every Hero Has A Dark Side!
- The Phoenix Will Rise.
- A Phoenix Will Rise. The X-Men Will Fall.
Production
The film was shot in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Gallery
Teaser poster with a new release date.
UK poster.
Promotion, Filming,and Concept Art
Videos
Dark Phoenix Official Trailer HD 20th Century FOX
X-MEN DARK PHOENIX OFFICIAL HD TRAILER 1 2019
Dark Phoenix Final Trailer HD 20th Century FOX
X-men Dark Phoenix - International Trailer
Dark Phoenix "Every Hero Has A Dark Side" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "It Made You Stronger" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "The X-Men's Final Battle" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "We're X-Men" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "She's Grown Too Powerful" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "Final Battle" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "This Ends Now" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "The World Is On The Brink" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "The X-Men Are On The Way" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "They Fear You" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix “The X-Men’s Greatest Enemy” TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix The X-Men Legacy 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix A Phoenix Will Rise 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix Marvel Icons Chris Claremont & Louise Simonson 20th Century FOX
The Darkness Within The X-Men 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix X-Men Celebration 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "New York Standoff" Clip 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "Chopper Fight" Clip 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "X-Women" Clip 20th Century FOX
Sophie Turner Reveals Her X-Men Costars' Real Mutant Powers Omaze
Sophie Turner & the X-Men Cast Almost Spoil Dark Phoenix Omaze
Dark Phoenix Interview with Sophie Turner HBO
Emeli Sandé - Extraordinary Being
X-Men Dark Phoenix How to Fly Your Jet to Space with Beast 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "Jean Lost Control" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "This Is The End" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "We Can Still Help Her" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "Count It Down" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
Dark Phoenix "Stay Away" TV Commercial 20th Century FOX
External links
References
| Earth-10005 | |
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| Films | X-Men | X2 | X-Men: The Last Stand | X-Men Origins: Wolverine | X-Men: First Class | The Wolverine X-Men: Days of Future Past | Deadpool | X-Men: Apocalypse | Deadpool 2 | Dark Phoenix | The New Mutants |
| Cancelled | Gambit | X-Force | Other |
| Characters | Earth-10005/Characters |
| X-Men films | |
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| Released | X-Men | X2 | The Last Stand | First Class | Days of Future Past | Apocalypse | Dark Phoenix | The New Mutants |
| Cancelled | X-Force | Other |
| Wolverine films | |
| Released | X-Men Origins: Wolverine | The Wolverine | Logan |
| Deadpool films | |
| Released | Deadpool | Deadpool 2 |
| Marvel Cinematic Universe films | |
| Upcoming | Deadpool 3 |