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A cinematic movie poster for X-Men shows a woman with white and red hair and a bearded man with red eyes, framed by blue and yellow lightning over a city skyline with the Empire State Building.

A cinematic movie poster for X-Men shows a woman with white and red hair and a bearded man with red eyes, framed by blue and yellow lightning over a city skyline with the Empire State Building.

Seven years after the Disney/Fox merger became official, moving the X-Men film rights under the Mouse House’s umbrella, Marvel Studios’ long-awaited X-Men reboot is finally rounding into shape. After months of endless rumors and speculation, the film’s cast has been officially announced, including Obsession star Inde Navarrette as Rogue and Oscar nominee Adam Driver as Mister Sinister. Fans are undoubtedly excited to see the new generation of mutants up on the big screen, but one question that’s remained unanswered is when exactly they will get that chance. Fortunately, the X-Men cast wasn’t the only bit of information that was confirmed today. During the Disney Entertainment Showcase at the D23 Expo, Marvel Studios announced that X-Men will be released in theaters on May 5, 2028. X-Men being confirmed for a 2028 release shouldn’t come as a surprise. After Ghost Rider and Black Panther 3 were confirmed for 2028 premieres, it was anticipated that X-Men would be the third Marvel movie releasing that year. With director Jake Schreier onboard and the cast announced, it’s clear X-Men is a priority for Kevin Feige and Co. Sadie Sink recently indicated that production will start at some point next year, which would put X-Men on track for a 2028 debut. Now, we know for sure that it’ll kick off the 2028 summer movie season. With Black Panther 3 slated for December 2028, that means Ghost Rider will come out in July 2028. In addition to kicking off the 2028 summer movie season, X-Men‘s Mehr sehen