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Dark Phoenix The New M… Daily Cumulative Domestic Box Office Daily Cumulative Domestic Box Office 20 20 40 40 60 60 80 80 100 100 $50,000,000 $50,000,000 $100,000,000 $100,000,000 $150,000,000 $150,000,000 $200,000,000 $200,000,000 $250,000,000 $250,000,000 $300,000,000 $300,000,000 $350,000,000 $350,000,000.
- X-Men: Days of Future Past: $747,862,780. 2014’s X-Men: Days of Future Past is the biggest money maker in the franchise, with close to 3/4 of a billion in worldwide box office gross.
- X-Men: The Last Stand: $542,044,281. X-Men: The Last Stand is the #2 X-Men money maker, with a box office gross of $542 million. The 2006 movie actually pulled in more in the U.S. than Days of Future Past at $234 million even without the inflation adjustment.
- X2: $525,947,900. 2003’s X2 didn’t come in far behind Last Stand, grossing $526 million at the worldwide box office. The movie earned $277 million domestically on a budget of $110 million.
- The Wolverine: $423,124,814. The 2013 movie The Wolverine pulled in $423 million worldwide and $135 million in the U.S. It scored a 70% with critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The New Mutants — $49.2M
- X-Men: Dark Phoenix — $252.4M
- X-Men — $296.3M
- X-Men: First Class — $353.6M
- Men Origins: Wolverine — $373.1M
- 2: X-Men United — $407.7M
- He Wolverine — $414.8M
- Men: The Last Stand — $460.4M
- Men: Apocalypse — $543.9M
- Ogan — $619.2M
The New Mutants could have been the new lifeblood the X-Men movies needed to enter a new age. Just like the Wolverine trilogy and Deadpool movies before it, this movie sought to forge its own path by trying something different. Instead of trying to recreate the films that went before, the filmmakers wanted to tell a creepier, horror story about bei...
Dark Phoenix was doomed to fail. Following the disappointing box office of Apocalypse, it was only natural that audiences would be less interested in another film in this current timeline. The continuity was getting confusing and how everything related to the rest of the X-Men universe was virtually impossible to decipher. Add to that the strange d...
We would not have the Marvel Cinematic Universe if it wasn’t for the first X-Men film. Although those movies don’t exist in the same universe, X-Men was the first attempt at bringing classic Marvel characters to theaters on a grand scale, and even though the thin story was certainly lacking, it was enough to launch its own shared universe. Yes, Bla...
For some, X-Men: First Class was just the kick to the system the franchise needed to get the ball rolling again. We were getting to learn more about the characters we’ve come to love while meeting new ones. The story was set during the Cuban Missile Crisis, meaning the design could be more stylized and visually interesting in order to set it apart ...
Just like The Last Stand, it’s entirely possible that initial goodwill helped drive the box office of Wolverine’s first movie up to $373 million, but it could have earned so much more. By the time X-Men Origins: Wolverine was released in 2009, Hugh Jackman’s portrayal as the title character was already considered iconic, so of course audiences were...
As previously mentioned, the sequel X2: X-Men Unitedset the bar pretty high for the series, even if the box office doesn’t totally reflect that. While the first film was something of a clumsy (if still effective) attempt to bring the mutants off the comic book page, the sequel is far more stable and confident. This is a grand story with big ideas t...
It took two underwhelming (if not downright bad) movies to produce one decent film and one great film. The latter, of course, is Deadpool rising from the ashes of X-Men Origins. The former is The Wolverine serving as a hybrid sequel to both Origins and The Last Stand. Instead of picking up immediately following Origins, The Wolverine updates us on ...
Perhaps the most shocking entry on the list is the third in the series X-Men: The Last Stand. When the film was released, it was largely considered a dud. The previous film had set the bar for comic book adaptations so high that a follow-up was almost bound to be perceived as inferior. However, goodwill earned from X-Men United must’ve been so stro...
Based on the success of Days of Future Past and the fact that it was tackling a huge storyline from both the comics and the popular 90s cartoon, X-Men: Apocalypse should have been a bigger hit. Not that $543 million is anything to sneeze at. Unfortunately, though, in this modern blockbuster world, where the goal is to get as close to a billion doll...
It took three tries, but an X-Men spin-off solely devoted to the character of Wolverine finally paid off with Logan. After the initial attempt was an utter disaster in terms of well-crafted and engaging storytelling that lives up to the source material, a much better, if still a tad mediocre, sequel followed. With the third film, simply titled Loga...
- Dustin Pinney
Jan 22, 2014 · In one of the more recent stories (I believe it was an early issue of Wolverine & The X-Men), a comment is made about how the X-Men are pretty much bankrupt.
- Other members of the team are also wealthy and/or highly placed: Emma Frost is very wealthy (both inheritance and her own business ventures). Cove...
- They had many people that had large portions of money... You are right that Professor X Bankrolled most of the operations for the X-Men until recen...
- First off yes, the Xavier family were very rich indeed. What has never been mentioned is if any prior Xavier's had mutant gifts or even Charles......
- Quicksilver (Peter Maximoff) is a kleptomaniac. He has a disorder where he steals stuf because he can't help it. His pace helps him in accomplishin...
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Jun 15, 2023 · The first film of the franchise, "X-Men" (2000), grossed almost 297 million dollars globally. Read more. Box office revenue of the X-Men movie series in the United States and Canada and...
Jun 25, 2021 · However, it didn’t do the numbers that other superhero series were doing at the time, as Iron Man 3 made over a billion dollars, and Man of Steel and Thor: The Dark World grossed well over $600 million in the same year. X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) - $460,435,291.
Metrics. Opening Weekend: $65,769,562 (42.3% of total gross) Legs: 2.36 (domestic box office/biggest weekend) Domestic Share: 28.7% (domestic box office/worldwide) Production Budget: $178,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.0 times production budget)
