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It's Jean Gray's turn to have his own X-Men Universe movie, and the first trailer of "X-Men: Dark Phoenix" promises to deliver it, starring Sophie Turner as an extremely powerful mutant. .
The trailer tells of Gray's progression from an unintentional child who accidentally causes a car accident to a conflict-ridden and tumultuous young woman who seeks advice from Michael Fassbender's Magneto when she feels betrayed by James McAvoy's Professor Charles Xavier.
"She's all angry, she's in pain and everything is coming out right away," Professor X said in voiceover.
Turner unveiled Wednesday's "Late Late Show" trailer alongside James Corden. The release date of the film was postponed from November to February 2019 to reflect the resumption of the third act.
Jennifer Lawrence returns as Mystique, as well as Nicholas Hoult as Beast. Tye Sheridan appears as Cyclops, with Evan Peters taking over his role as Quicksilver. Jessica Chastain also joins the X-Men universe as a platinum-haired villain, Smith, who tells Gray: "You think you do not have your place here? You do not do it "- probably referring to Professor X's academy. Alexandra Shipp and Kodi Smit-McPhee are also stars.
In "Dark Phoenix," the X-men face their most formidable and powerful enemy: one of theirs, Jean Gray. During a space rescue mission, John is almost killed when she is struck by a mysterious cosmic force, which makes her infinitely more powerful and unstable when she returns home. . As Jean becomes uncontrollable and hurts those whom she loves most, she begins to unravel the very fabric that unites the X-Men. As the family collapses, they must find a way to unite – not only to save John's soul, but also to save the planet from aliens who wish to arm this force and rule the galaxy.
"X-Men: Dark Phoenix" was written and directed by long-time X-Men author and producer Simon Kinberg, who wrote "X-Men: The Last Stand" in 2006.
"X-Men: Dark Phoenix" is scheduled for February 14, 2019.
Watch the full trailer above.
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