W hen the greatest superhero movies ever made get mentioned, a few titles tend to get repeated. The Dark Knight, Superman: ...

X-Men: First Class director Matthew Vaughn fittingly pitched his latest movie as something of a mutant, splicing together the X-Men franchise with the classic Bond movies of the 1960's. And while ...

X-Men: First Class is the best of the X-Men films, hands down. It draws on real-world conflicts to form the backbone of the threat in the story, which does wonders for context and a sense of realism.

However, 2011's X-Men: First Class, directed by Matthew Vaughn, breathed new life into the film franchise.The film was praised by fans and critics alike, taking the X-Men films and going back in ...

Warning: Spoilers for X-Men: First Class are in the following comparisons. If you haven’t seen the film, this will reveal certain developments to you… Item 1: Xavier’s Paralysis ...

X-Men: First Class Production: A 20th Century Fox release presented in association with Marvel Entertainment and Dune Entertainment of a Bad Hat Harry/Donners' Co. production in association with ...

Sometimes you see a film and you just don't enjoy it, it's a disappointment in so many ways, yet it seems to have been generally well received by fans and critics. Fearing that perhaps you missed ...

BACK in time. Back with a vengeance.That's what the report card will show for X-Men: First Class, a barnstorming blockbuster that restores every lost bit of lustre to the once-faded X-Men franchise.

Read the Empire Movie review of X-Men: First Class. All you'd expect from an X-Men film (or spin-off, or prequel), but not all you'd hope for. It ...

Here are a few of the highlights from MTV News' interview with KICK-ASS director Matthew Vaughn regarding his latest project, X-Men: First Class.

In X-Men: First Class, Matthew Vaughn takes the franchise to the past in a prequel to the X-Men franchise that may be the best film in the series.