Episode 30 - Mutants Assemble: The First X-Men Trilogy & Marvel’s First Steps

from Post Credits Lounge · host Andre Joseph

This week on Post Credits Lounge, André Joseph and Marcos Cosme revisit the groundbreaking X-Men trilogy that kickstarted the modern superhero movie era. From Bryan Singer’s 2000 original and its ambitious sequel X2 to the divisive X-Men: The Last Stand, the hosts break down the films’ cultural impact, standout performances, and how they shaped Marvel’s cinematic future. Plus, they share thoughts on Fantastic Four: First Steps and what this new take on Marvel’s “First Family” could mean for the MCU. Mutants, misfits, and Marvel milestones—this is one superhero conversation you won’t want to miss!

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