In 2010, Zack Stenz and Ashley Edward Miller, having previously written a draft of the script for X-Men: First Class, were brought on board by 20th Century Fox to write a top-secret film that would unite the various Marvel superhero characters that the studio owned the film rights to: The Fantastic 4, X-Men, Daredevil and Deadpool. These are the various canceled X-Men movies that Fox never made.
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For a while there, the X-Men was the most popular comic series at Marvel, meaning the series had multiple spin-off comics and vast character backgrounds to draw from, so it made sense that Fox would try and grow their franchise by looking to various corners of the X-Men universe. However, before Disney purchased Fox, the studio had major plans for the X-Men film series and was planning a number of projects to expand the franchise into its own interconnected universe that could rival the MCU. With the confirmed appearance of Patrick Stewart in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, likely reprising his role as Professor Xavier from Fox's X-Men movies, it is likely the X-Men characters will be arriving sooner rather than later. While Marvel has teased plans for a new project focused on mutants, nothing concrete has been set, although it appears to be something audiences know is coming. In 2017, Disney purchased 20th Century Fox, which meant that Marvel Studios gained the rights back to X-Men and could incorporate them into the MCU.
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Since the Bryan Singer and the cast of the original movie from 2000 helped launch comic book movies to massive popularity, the franchise has run for 20 years, concluding with the release of the long-delayed New Mutants in 2020.
The series is the eighth highest-grossing film series of all time and has grossed over $6 billion worldwide. The X-Men film franchise went on to span 13 movies including seven in the main series, three Wolverine spin-offs, two Deadpool films, and a New Mutants movie.
Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1963, The X-Men characters are some of the most famous and recognizable heroes the world over, and at the turn of the 21st Century the first X-Men movie, along with Blade two years prior, helped kick-start a new boom in superhero movies.
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