DARK PHOENIX: A New Look At Magneto And Jean Grey Revealed As Simon Kinberg Talks More About Genosha

DARK PHOENIX: A New Look At Magneto And Jean Grey Revealed As Simon Kinberg Talks More About Genosha

A new image from Dark Phoenix has been released, putting the spotlight on Magneto (Michael Fassbender) and Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) as director Simon Kinberg sheds some light on his plans for Genosha.

By JoshWilding - Apr 16, 2019 04:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Dark Phoenix
Source: Empire Online
Like it or not, Dark Phoenix is fast approaching and Fox's final X-Men movie is going to be worth watching just to see how it all ends...or how bad it may very well end up being, based on what we've heard about reshoots and the like. 

Regardless, a new look at the movie has now been revealed and, as you can see below, Magneto (Michael Fassbender) and Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) appear to be practising using their powers in Eric's new home: Genosha. In the comics, this was a massive city ultimately destroyed by Sentinels, but this version appears to be little more than a camp in the middle of the woods.

"Genosha is something that I’ve always been fascinated by," director Simon Kinberg says. "It’s sort of Oz for mutants. As a Jew, its parallels to Israel and the notion of the promised land intrigued me even as a kid. I was looking in previous X-Men movies for a way to incorporate it. It was something I thought about for Apocalypse, but then went in a very different direction."

With Marvel Studios set to reboot the franchise at some point in the next few years, it's going to be interesting to see whether Dark Phoenix proves to be a satisfying finale to the series or if the liberties taken with the source material prove to be too much for fans.

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