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Sadie Sink’s Latest X-Men Movie Update Could Confirm an MCU Fan Theory
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All signs are pointing to major X-Men reveals at the D23 Expo next week, and one piece of information fans are eager to learn is the film’s release date.
The MCU’s X-Men Reboot Will Likely Release in 2028If director Jake Schreier begins production on X-Men in 2027, the film would be on track to premiere in 2028.
Ghost Rider will get one of those, leaving an unknown mystery film to round out the MCU’s 2028 slate.
Making X-Men one of the first MCU movies to release after Avengers: Secret Wars is a smart call.
Now, Marvel can use the prime May release date to establish the X-Men as the faces of the MCU moving forward.