Director Simon Kinberg confirmed that the character Mystique will be terminated in the latest part of the series about mutants.

The new trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix reveals many details from the hit film series.

Director Simon Kinberg explained on EW that Fox wants to gradually end X-Men with Dark Phoenix, so the characters gradually withdraw from the work.

This seems to be the last time the actors transform into characters with unusual powers.

In addition, Jennifer Lawrence – who plays Mistique – will have her contract with the studio expire after X-Men: Apocalypse.

Since Fox was acquired by Disney in summer 2018, the company had to return ownership of X-Men to Marvel Studios. Marvel plans to reboot a new series with this theme.

This makes Dark Phoenix the film that closes the era of Fox-owned X-Men.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix is the darkest chapter yet for the fledgling mutants. They not only confront enemies but also suffer many losses and injuries when fighting with their loved ones. The movie trailer opens with Jean Gray (Sophie Turner) blaming herself and Mystique being shot far away while trying to help Jean control her powers. Other characters such as the female villain played by Jessica Chastain, or Magneto played by Michael Fassbender… were also introduced one after another. The twist of the trailer lies in the scene where the characters are captured by a mysterious organization and wear power control bracelets similar to the details in Deadpool 2.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix is the 13th film in the mutant film series. The script is based on Marvel’s The Dark Phoenix Saga series, published in 1980. This is one of the most famous stories in American comic book history. It was adapted for the screen in X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). However, this film was criticized for being too modified from the original. This time, the studio said it will be more faithful to the details in the comics.

The film is the sequel to X-Men: Apocalypse and is the first episode in the series not to feature Hugh Jackman. The Australian actor parted ways with the role of Wolverine after Logan (2017). The work is directed and written by Simon Kinberg and brings together a cast of famous actors such as James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan, Sophie Turner, Jessica Chastain…

The film will hit theaters in Vietnam from June 7.

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Source: USA Today