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All 12 'X-Men' movies, ranked by how much money they made opening weekend at the US box office - including the disastrous performance of 'Dark Phoenix'

Jun 11, 2019, 21:00 IST

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"Dark Phoenix" is officially a box-office bomb with the lowest opening in "X-Men" franchise history ($33 million in the US). It cost $200 million to make, also making it one of the most expensive movies in the series, behind only "X-Men: The Last Stand."

We looked at the box office of every "X-Men" movie - from 2000's "X-Men" to last year's "Deadpool 2" - and the opening for "Dark Phoenix" isn't only the worst in the series, it's the worst by a wide margin, even before adjusting for inflation.

But there's hope for the future. After the Disney-Fox merger, Marvel's mutants are expected to be introduced in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and there's still the successful "Deadpool" series.

Below are all 12 "X-Men" movies, ranked by opening-weekend performance in the US (adjusted for inflation). We also included the domestic and worldwide totals (via Box Office Mojo), along with each movie's production budget (via IMDB Pro).

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12. "Dark Phoenix" (2019)

Opening: $32.8 million

Domestic (so far): $32.8 million

Worldwide (so far): $136.5 million

Budget: $200 million

11. "The Wolverine" (2013)

Adjusted opening: $61 million

Original opening: $53 million

Adjusted domestic: $152 million

Original domestic: $132.5 million

Worldwide: $414.8 million

Budget: $120 million

10. "X-Men: First Class" (2011)

Adjusted opening: $61.6 million

Original opening: $55 million

Adjusted domestic: $163.8 million

Original domestic: $146.4 million

Worldwide: $353.6 million

Budget: $160 million

9. "X-Men: Apocalypse" (2016)

Adjusted opening: $67.9 million

Original opening: $65.8 million

Adjusted domestic: $160.5 million

Original domestic: $155 million

Worldwide: $544 million

Budget: $178 million

8. "Logan" (2017)

Adjusted opening: $90.1 million

Original opening: $88 million

Adjusted domestic: $230 million

Original domestic: $226 million

Worldwide: $619 million

Budget: $97 million

7. "X-Men" (2000)

Adjusted opening: $91 million

Original opening: $54 million

Adjusted domestic: $263 million

Original domestic: $157 million

Worldwide: $296 million

Budget: $75 million

6. "X-Men: Days of Future Past" (2014)

Adjusted opening: $98.2 million

Original opening: $90.8 million

Adjusted domestic: $253.5 million

Original domestic: $234 million

Worldwide: $748 million

Budget: $200 million

5. "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" (2009)

Adjusted opening: $102.7 million

Original opening: $85 million

Adjusted domestic: $217 million

Original domestic: $179.9 million

Worldwide: $373 million

Budget: $150 million

4. "Deadpool 2" (2018)

Adjusted opening: $120.6 million

Original opening: $125.5 million

Adjusted domestic: $306 million

Original domestic: $325 million

Worldwide: $785 million

Budget: $110 million

3. "X2: X-Men United" (2003)

Adjusted opening: $127.8 million

Original opening: $85.6 million

Adjusted domestic: $321 million

Original domestic: $214 million

Worldwide: $407.7 million

Budget: $110 million

2. "Deadpool" (2016)

Adjusted opening: $139 million

Original opening: $132 million

Adjusted domestic: $381 million

Original domestic: $363 million

Worldwide: $783 million

Budget: $58 million

1. "X-Men: The Last Stand" (2006)

Adjusted opening: $141.3 million

Original opening: $102.7 million

Adjusted domestic: $322 million

Original domestic: $234 million

Worldwide: $459 million

Budget: $210 million

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