Without doubt one of the most successful film franchises in Hollywood history has been the X-Men trilogy of movies, and with “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” already getting lots of buzz from critics, the press and fans alike, you know 20th Century Fox has to be considering even more screen time for everyone’s favorite mutants. According... 

The actor who played Charlie for 3 seasons on the ABC hit SF show “Lost” can now be found on the set of the newest mutant film, “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” Dominic Monaghan will star as Barnell in the film. His character is this weird mysterious fellow from Wolverine’s foggy past. Barnell, a mutant himself, can make different... 

“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” has lengthend its cast of supermutants, according to Variety. The biggest kudo of the new breed is Ryan Reynolds (”Smokin’ Aces,” “Blade: Trinity”). He will portray Deadpool, an assassin with self-healing abilities. Also on hand are Taylor Kitsch (”Friday Night Lights”),... 

20th Century Fox gave an update yesterday on the status of the next X-Men film dealing with Wolverine, the character from the comic series, played in the first successful three X-Men movies by Hugh Jackman. This next movie will center entirely on Wolverine and has the unsubtle title of “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” “‘X-Men Origins:... 

Wolverine is returning to the big screen in 2009. The X-Men Origins story will tell the tale of how Logan became the mutant that he is. Gavin Hood is directing and David Benioff is writing the screenplay. While promoting his latest film, The Kite Runner, David sat down with our good friends over at JewReview.net to talk about how he will adapt Wolverine... 

Movie reviews web-site “Rotten Tomates” (www.rottentomatoes.com) has compiled their list of the best and worst big-screen adaptations of all-time. The top ten are as follows: 1. Spider-Man 2 2. American Splendor 3. Ghost World 4. Spider-Man 5. X2: X-Men United 6. A History of Violence 7. Men in Black 8. Batman Begins 9. Superman:... 

The LA Daily News is reporting that a possible X-Men 4 may be in the works. If this holds true then the production is in for a real up-hill climb before it will see the light of day. For those who stuck around after the end credits of “X-Men: The Last Stand,” then this announcement of a possible fourth film should come as no surprise as... 

X-Men: The Last Stand reached that magic US box office number of $200 million at the conclusion of this week. Clocking in at $209 million the future for the franchise and its sequels still looks rosey even though the film overall did less than was expected by the studio. Following close on its heels in the US market is The Da Vinci Code coming in at... 

X-Men Game Garners Big Talent Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Alan Cumming and Shawn Ashmore will reprise their X-Men film roles and lend their voices to Marvel’s world famous mutants – Logan (Wolverine), Professor Charles Xavier, Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler) and Bobby Drake (Iceman), in Activision Inc.’s “X-Men: The Official Game.” The... 

Submitted by: Kyle Nin (SoSF Staff Reporter) Aside from Wolverine, Magneto and a possible bid for an Angel mutant movie, USA Today is reporting that a mutant not featured in any of the first three big X-Men movies is being strongly considered for a future big screen treatment. That particular mutant is Emma Frost (a.k.a White Queen), a real steamy... 

“X-Men: The Last Stand” has unseated “Spiderman 2″ from its box US office pinnacle. The third mutant installment garnered over $120 million this weekend, easily besting Spiderman’s previous weekend premiere record of around $104 million. Despite this fantastic showing, don’t expect an X-Men 4 flick any time soon.... 

Courtesy of 20th Century Fox here are five exclusive behind-the-scenes and on-the-set pictures of shooting on “X-Men 3: The Last Stand.”  Read More →

Listen to our special news report to find out who will be the new director of X-Men 3 after Vaughn stepped down last week.  Read More →

Only two months before the scheduled start of production on X-Men 3, director Matthew Vaughn has left the project, citing personal reasons, in not wanting to uproot his family from London for a year while he worked on the project. Maybe Fox can still bring back Bryan Singer, since Joss Whedon’s going to be busy with post-production on Serenity...