>Logan is considered one of the best films of the year
so far, but acceptable point
>and possibly the greatest superhero movie ever.
now you're reaching; it's got to beat the ghost of Christopher Reeve in the minds of literally billions of people before you can call it that
>Deadpool got great reviews and made a shit load of money on a modest budget.
So did the first Burton Batman! And it's a nice little film, you'd never know by the way people bitch about it not being a "Batman" movie today, but it's pretty solid for what it was. The low budget shows in places, but they really gave something surprisingly refreshing to audiences.
Then they tried to repeat the trick with twice the budget.
>The prequel trilogy made a nice profit,
I mean... not really. By today's standards they were really kind of lackluster, box-office wise. Especially X3. Wait, are we talking about the first 3 X-Men movies or the JLaw movies? Because the JLaw ones are the only ones that made money, and only one of them made serious 2010's money.
>and except for the third (which was average) they got good reviews.
Funny how this could apply to X3 or Apocalypse.
>Now Deadpool 2 and another prequel film is on the way. How is it damaged?
Deadpool 2 is happening, but see above. As for the rest... I don't see JLaw doing promo stuff, so I don't believe she's coming back. She may be negotiating; without her, FOX won't do another with her cast.
New Mutants is a fantasy. There's no way they can hit that April release date from here, they haven't even started filming.
They could make a teen slasher movie in that space of time, but it wouldn't be anything you'd recognize as X-Men.