Fans
have
been
eagerly
waiting
for
the
X
Men
universe
to
collide
with
the
Marvel
Cinematic
Universe,
and
with
the
upcoming
release
of
The
New
Mutants,
it
is
officially
back
where
it
belonged
in
the
MCU.
To
hit
a
restart
of
the
universe,
Marvel
has
taken
a
new
approach
than
giving
a
reboot
to
the
known
characters
like
Wolverine,
Magneto,
Professor
X
and
more.
This
time
we
have
a
new
set
of
teenagers
who
are
unaware
of
their
powers
or
cannot
control
them.
The
film
is
officially
called
a
spin-off,
of
the
X
Men
franchise.
The
New
Mutants
had
been
stuck
for
a
while
with
reshoots
and
delays,
while
the
original
trailer
didn't
share
much,
the
new
shows
off
the
changes
that
have
been
made
to
the
film
after
20th
Century
Fox
was
acquired
by
Disney.
Directed
by
Josh
Boone,
the
X
Men
universe
is
now
under
Kevin
Feige.
The
film
leaves
the
superhero
approach
and
gives
us
mutant
teenagers
who
are
trapped
in
a
hospital
for
psychiatric
monitoring.
But
they
soon
find
out
it
is
all
a
hoax
and
the
group
has
been
captured
there
with
other
intentions.
The
five
mutants
will
come
together
and
hack
out
a
plan
to
escape
the
horrific
hospital.
We
are
also
given
a
glimpse
of
who
these
mutants
are,
and
what
their
powers
look
like,
the
trailer
also
hints
at
a
queer
relationship,
which
will
be
a
first
for
the
X
Men
world.
After
almost
five
years
since
the
film's
initial
announcement,
The
New
Mutants
will
release
on
April
3,
2020.
The
film
stars
Game
Of
Thrones's
beloved
Arya
Stark
actress
Maisie
Williams,
along
with
Anya
Taylor-Joy,
Charlie
Heaton,
Alice
Braga,
Blu
Hunt,
and
Henry
Zaga
in
lead
roles.