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What is the best X-Men movie?

By YPB Team

The X-Men franchise has produced some of cinema's most celebrated superhero films over the past two decades. From the groundbreaking 2000 original to the raw emotional power of Logan, vote for the X-Men film that stands above all others.

  1. X-Men — ranked #11
    X-Men
    Bryan Singer's 2000 original that launched the modern superhero movie era, introducing Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and Patrick Stewart as Professor X.
    1000pts
  2. The Wolverine — ranked #22
    The Wolverine
    The 2013 standalone film taking Logan to Japan where he confronts his past and faces the prospect of mortality after losing his healing factor.
    891pts
  3. X2: X-Men United — ranked #33
    X2: X-Men United
    The 2003 sequel widely regarded as the franchise high point, following the mutants as they unite against a military scientist who wants to destroy them all.
    849pts
  4. Deadpool — ranked #44
    Deadpool
    Ryan Reynolds' 2016 irreverent R-rated origin story of the wisecracking mercenary-turned-superhero that shattered box-office records for an R-rated film.
    752pts
  5. X-Men Origins: Wolverine — ranked #55
    X-Men Origins: Wolverine
    The 2009 origin story tracing Logan's history from the 19th century through the Weapon X program, notorious for its controversial take on Deadpool.
    734pts
  6. X-Men: First Class — ranked #66
    X-Men: First Class
    The 2011 prequel exploring the origin of the X-Men and the friendship-turned-rivalry between young Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr set against the Cuban Missile Crisis.
    636pts
  7. Dark Phoenix — ranked #77
    Dark Phoenix
    The 2019 final chapter of the Fox X-Men saga, retelling the Dark Phoenix story with Sophie Turner as Jean Grey as she absorbs a cosmic force during a space rescue mission.
    636pts
  8. X-Men: Days of Future Past — ranked #88
    X-Men: Days of Future Past
    The acclaimed 2014 time-travel epic that sends Wolverine back to 1973 to prevent a catastrophic war between mutants and humans.
    636pts
  9. Logan — ranked #99
    Logan
    The 2017 R-rated neo-Western farewell to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, set in a bleak near-future as an aging Logan protects a young mutant girl.
    636pts
  10. The New Mutants — ranked #1010
    The New Mutants
    The 2020 horror-tinged finale to Fox's X-Men universe following five young mutants held captive in a secret facility who must fight to escape.
    520pts
  11. X-Men: The Last Stand — ranked #1111
    X-Men: The Last Stand
    The polarizing 2006 conclusion to the original trilogy, adapting the Dark Phoenix saga and killing off beloved characters in a divisive but spectacular finale.
    382pts
  12. Deadpool 2 — ranked #1212
    Deadpool 2
    The 2018 follow-up that introduced Cable and X-Force, doubling down on the meta-humor and ultra-violence while delivering a surprisingly emotional core story.
    382pts
  13. X-Men: Apocalypse — ranked #1313
    X-Men: Apocalypse
    The 2016 entry pitting the younger X-Men against the ancient mutant En Sabah Nur, featuring Oscar Isaac as the franchise's most powerful villain.
    0pts
  14. Deadpool & Wolverine — ranked #1414
    Deadpool & Wolverine
    The 2024 MCU entry that teams Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool with Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in a multiverse-hopping adventure, delivering the franchise's biggest box-office opening.
    0pts

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