X-Men: Dark Phoenix Movie Review
- By: nettv4u.com
- Review for the film: "X-Men: Dark Phoenix"
- Streaming on:
- Runtime: 1 Hour 54 Minutes
- Certificate: UA
- Released: 05-06-2019
- Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci Fi
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- Producer:
- Lauren Shuler Donner
- Simon Kinberg
- Hutch Parker
- Music Director:
- Hans Zimmer
- Editor:
- Lee Smith
- Director:
- Simon Kinberg
- Movie-Actor:
- Cinematographer Om Prakash
- Movie-Actress:
- Cinematographer Om Prakash
- Supporting Actress:
- Jessica Chastain
- Jennifer Lawrence
- Cinematographer Om Prakash
- Alexandra Shipp
- Costume Designer:
- Daniel Orlandi
- Art Director:
- Veronique Meunier
- Vincent Gingras-Liberali
- Kimberley Zaharko
- David Gaucher
- Mathieu Giguere
- Sound Designer:
- Randy Torres
- First Assistant Director:
- Josh McLaglen
- Second Assistant Director:
- Renato De Cotiis
- Director of Photography:
- Mauro Fiore
- Stunt Director:
- Jason Bell
- Executive Producer:
- Stan Lee
- Todd Hallowell
- Josh McLaglen
- Associate Producer:
- Daniel Auclair
- Kathleen McGill
- Assistant Director:
- Bhanu Pratap Singh
- Second Unit Director:
- Brian Smrz
- Visual Effects Producer:
- Veronique Messier Lauzon
- Corinne Teng
- Cynthia Mourou
- Casting Director:
- Kenyon Wells
- Alyssa Weisberg
- Animator:
- Nathan Jones
- Giulia Pettoni
- Jenna Howard
- William Yap
- Joelle Said
- Juan Carlos Vigil
- Megan Hughes
- Amr Sharaki
- Nishant Greene
- Still Photographer:
- Doane Gregory
- Distributor:
- Warner Bros
- Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
- Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Press Play Pictures
- Forum Hungary
- Big Picture 2 Films
- 20th Century Fox
- Sound Re-recording Mixer:
- Beau Borders
- Paul Massey
- Assistant Editor:
- Jess Jansen
- Visual Effects Supervisor:
- Bryan Grill
- Phil Brennan
- Screenplay Writer:
- Simon Kinberg
- Story Writer:
- Chris Claremont
- Dave Cockrum
- John Byrne
- Grip:
- Simon Therrien
- Gaffer:
- Michael Marzovilla
- Music Editor:
- Ryan Rubin
- Foley Artist:
- John T Cucci
- Dan O\'Connell
- Production Designer:
- Claude Paré
- Set Decorator:
- Elizabeth Wilcox
- Eve Boulonne
- Pierre Antoine Rousse
- Elise De Blois
- Storyboard Artist:
- Adrien Van Viersen
- Jim Magdaleno
- John Coven
- Casting Associate:
- Bryan Riley
- Muffett Brinkman
- Costume Assistant:
- Mari Philippe Comeau
- Makeup Artist:
- Laurie Frigon
- Fanny Vachon
- Special Effects Makeup Artist:
- Caroline Aquin
- Matt Sprunger
- Mathieu Baptista
- Hair Stylist:
- Jean Scarabin
- Felix Lariviere Charron
- Post Production Supervisor:
- Chris Dowell
- Special Effects Coordinator:
- Cameron Waldbauer
- Special Effects Technician:
- Richard Darwin
- Pier Lefebvre
- Darryl Reeves
- John Frosst
- Stunt Coordinator:
- Tim Wong
- Michael Scherer
- Josh Seifert
- Hank Amos
- Stunt Performer:
- Alex Armbruster
- Jason Conyers
- Marcello Bezina
- Stunt Double:
- Zandara Kennedy
- Janene Carleton
- Carrie Bernans
- Visual Effects Coordinator:
- Adam Eshleman
- Jeremy Erb
- Megan Trezise
- Hakyung Chang
- Digital Compositor:
- Damian Babbaro
- Justin Bunt
- Claire Le Teuff
- Alejandro Lama
- Compositor:
- Pedram Ziaei
- Hasan Sedat Yildiz
- Visual Effects Artist:
- Josh Ellem
- Robert Beveridge
- Kristina Blanes
- Set Dresser:
- Jason Nardella
- Georges Samuel
- Sound Mixer:
- Louis Marion
- Boom Operator:
- Antoine Viot
- empty:
- Alain Masse
- David Dinel
- Prop Master:
- Claire Alary
- Associate Editor:
- John Lee
- Assistant Makeup Artist:
- Tammy Lou Pate
- Areli Perea
- Assistant Hair Stylist:
- Liliane Saad
- Lighting Technician:
- Jonathan Barbeau
- Production Supervisor:
- Justin Haut
- First Assistant Editor:
- Dylan Quirt
- Pearce Roemer
- Costume Supervisor:
- Richard Schoen
- Set Designer:
- Brent Lambert
- Etienne Gravrand
- Comic Book Writer:
- Stan Lee
- Jack Kirby
- Supporting Actor:
- Michael Lipka
- Melissa Toussaint
- Maurizio Terrazzano
- Marine Buton
- Lamar Johnson
- Kota Eberhardt
- Kodi Smit-McPhee
- Kendel Joy
- Karen Ivany
- Julien Irwin Dupuy
- Julian Bailey
- Olivier Lamarche
- Scott Shepherd
- Vanessa Jackson
- Tyler Elliot Burke
- Tye Sheridan
- Tony Saquett
- Summer Fontana
- Stephane Ouellet
- Simon Alain
- Sebastien Bolduc
- Sebastien Beaulac
- Sebastian MacLean
- Xavier Sotelo
- Josh McLaglen
- Ato Essandoh
- Aphra Williams
- Andrew Stehlin
- Andre Bedard
- Alexandre Belanger
- Alex Gravenstein
- Aalia Adam
- Sophie Turner
- Nicholas Hoult
- Michael Fassbender
- Christopher Hayes
- Daniel Cudmore
- Joey Coleman
- Hannah Emily Anderson
- Gregg Lowe
- George Chiang
- Frederic Gilles
- Evan Peters
- Evan Jonigkeit
- Eldon Hunter
- David Patrick Green
- Dave Campbell
- James McAvoy
- Performances of the stars
- Characterization is good
- Screenplay and the dialogues are weak
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is the superhero film directed by Simon Kinberg. The film is produced by 20th Century Fox, Bad Hat Harry Productions, The Donners' Company, Marvel Entertainment and TSG Entertainment. The film has James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, Sophie Turner, Tye Sheridan, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Alexandra Shipp, Evan Peters and Jessica Chastain. Hans Zimmer composed the music and Mauro Fiore cranked the camera. Editing is by Lee Smith.
Plot
Jean Grey has been working in the space for a rescue mission. While she was working there, she had been hit by cosmic energy and she gets some unique powers. As she gets the powers, she turned dangerous and threatens the X Men and also the world. Now the X Men decide to save her and the world from her. What happened next? Were they be able to bring back everything to normal? Watch the film in theaters!
Star Performance
Michael Fassbender had performed well. Sophie Turner did justice to the given role. James McAvoy did his best.
Analysis
Unlike the previous versions, a few new characters had been introduced. The characterization is good and the stars who had taken charge had done their part well. Already established characters in the X Men series are also given meaty performances. Sophie Turner is the right choice and she occupies the screen almost all the time and impresses the audiences. Although certain action sequences are good, nothing is much impressive. The screenplay and the dialogues are unimpressive. The audiences are satisfied that the leading ladies are given a lot of scope and they had done their part perfectly.
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Verdict
If the screenplay had been made crisper and if the dialogues are a bit sharper, the film might have impressed a lot of audiences. However, X-Men: Dark Phoenix is watch worthy!