Twentieth Century Fox originally intended this to be the final X-Men movie featuring any of the original cast, forming a trilogy, somewhat akin to the Star Wars film franchise, with possible spin-offs based on individual characters from the franchise, beginning with X-Men: le origini - Wolverine (2009). Late in post-production, the studio reversed this intent, and Brett Ratner re-edited and re-shot scenes to make this movie more open-ended. After mixed critical and box-office reception for X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), and troubled development of a Magneto origin movie, Twentieth Century Fox made several unsuccessful attempts at developing a fourth movie, before deciding to reboot the franchise with X-Men - L'inizio (2011), and later, X-Men - Giorni di un futuro passato (2014), which used time travel to eliminate inconvenient elements of past continuity.

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