NO, Fox did not cancel X-Men: Dark Phoenix

Since it was announced the completion of X-Men: Dark Phoenix this film has generated a lot of expectations, however, it has not ceased to be surrounded by certain complications and, it is unclear whether it is part of their marketing or really problems.

This is because one of the most controversial began circulating Thursday morning information related to the fact that the film directed by Simon Kinberg could not be published.

20th Century Fox updated the first and the list of movies that he has on the market stressing that nothing related to X-Men: Dark Phoenix, something that could really risk a crucial film for the saga of the mutant group.

Especially, because on the FOX website it seems both the poster and the release date of New Mutants.

This immediately attracted the attention of the media who made fun of the fact. Something that could throw over film production and marketing work that, although it had no ads, had already begun doing the marketing and public relations work as shooting with the first official images of X-Men: Dark Phoenix published by Entertainment Weekly .

Not to mention the leaks, some concern the merchandising that will likely be sold in cinemas once the billboard is posted. band, scheduled for premiere in February 2019.

Not a hindrance, a good PR job, FOX went to deny and clarify why it does not appear X-Men: Dark Phoenix on his site dedicated to movies and Produced

According to the site ComicBookMovie, citing sources from the production house, "They have NOT removed Dark Phoenix from the website". And, on the contrary, they point out that the reason they never have been is because they usually incorporate the first ones to their sites, once they publish the first poster official and the first trailer.

It must have existed, in the end it works for the media to talk again about this production and positions in the minds of fans, something very useful once they officially start with other actions, like the teaser

that, the film directed by Simon Kinberg is scheduled to arrive in theaters on November 2, 2018 and will aim to continue what X-Men has achieved: Apocalypse and X-Men: Days of Future Past that raised more than $ 544 and $ 748 million, respectively, according to Box Office data.