Warning: Full spoilers follow for Dark Phoenix. There’s been a lot of mystery surrounding Jessica Chastain’s villain character in the latest X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix. We now know that she ...

Jessica Chastain and Sophie Turner star in "Dark Phoenix." 20th Century Fox Early in the movie, a group of shapeshifting aliens crash on Earth to take over the planet after their home is destroyed.

Back in December, Jessica Chastain's X-Men: Dark Phoenix character was described as an "otherworldly shapeshifter who manipulates Phoenix for her own agenda." So right off the bat, we know that ...

In Dark Phoenix, Chastain plays Vuk, the leader of a shape-shifting alien race called the D’Bari, whose home planet was destroyed by the very cosmic force that’s possessing Jean Grey in the movie.

Audiences previously saw a not-so-great adaptation of Chris Claremont's classic Dark Phoenix Saga in 2006 with Brett Ratner's X-Men: The Last Stand, but that was before the Days of Future Past reboot.

Dark Phoenix Explained: The Basics The Phoenix Force is one of the most powerful and dangerous entities in the Marvel Universe. It exists as a living embodiment of creation and passion.

The villainous Dark Phoenix is the same without Jean's emotional guidance. It has appeared many times over the last few ...

The ultimate villains of the film are Sophie Turner‘s Jean Grey, who becomes the devastating Dark Phoenix, and the mysterious alien played by Jessica Chastain.

In “Dark Phoenix,” though, the telepath who causes problems isn't a villain, it's Xavier himself — the father figure and mentor responsible for training her. The weak link in the team isn't ...

Jessica Chastain played a (mostly) newly created villain in 2019's Dark Phoenix, and The 355 star has now revealed why she hopes to play an established comic book movie supervillain next time ...

“The Phoenix Saga” ran for eight issues in 1976-1977, written by Claremont with art by Dave Cockrum and Byrne. Claremont sent the original X-Men off, with the exception of Cyclops as team leader.