When the greatest superhero movies ever made get mentioned, a few titles tend to get repeated. The Dark Knight, Superman: The Movie, Spider-Man 2, The Avengers, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

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 ...

%photo1% The 1960s: it was a time of change, a time of upheaval, and a time of mutants. For a film that hasn't even begun filming yet, "X-Men: First Class" has received a lot of attention.

We now know quite a bit about X-Men: First Class, but like any good (or bad) episode of Lost, we have more questions now that we have some answers. We've compiled all the stuff we want to know ...

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.

New photos from "X-Men: First Class" set. Xavier and Mystique! And plus news on Emma Frost's wardrobe. Check it out!

In the new movie “X-Men: First Class,” a group of normal-looking people with some highly unusual traits wonder if the world will embrace them. The studio behind the film, 20th Century Fox, is ...

More on the future of ‘X-Men: First Class’ in a moment, but first let’s cut to the past -- 1999, when the Hollywood approach to comic books was a far different one.

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.

As with all the X-Men pics, First Class skewed male (58%). According to exit surveys, moviegoers turned out for the film’s subject matter, followed by type of movie.

In X-Men: First Class, two characters particularly struggle with the difficulty of looking different physically: Raven and Hank (future Beast). Raven's naturally blue skin even has scales.