Jennifer Lawrence as blue mutant Mystique gasps for air while being choked by Apocalypse in new X-Men trailer

'Everything they've built will fall!' Jennifer Lawrence as blue mutant Mystique gasps for air while being choked by Apocalypse in new X-Men trailer during Super Bowl ad

By SARAH JONES FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 05:08, 8 February 2016 | UPDATED: 08:15, 8 February 2016

Jennifer Lawrence confirmed last March that this would be her last movie with the franchise.

So it's no wonder an X-Men: Apocalypse trailer released during a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday hinted at that outcome.

The 25-year-old actress appeared on the teaser in her famous Mystique blue paint while being choked by the film's all-powerful enemy.

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Farewell: Jennifer Lawrence, 25, confirmed last year that X-Men: Apocalypse would be her last movie with the franchise, so it's no wonder a trailer released during a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday hinted at that outcome

'Everything they've built will fall!' the main baddie Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) could be heard proclaiming as he held the mutant by her throat.

Mystique gasps for air and struggles to breathe as the omnipotent Isaac clenches his huge hands around her neck as he attempts to suffocate the life out of her.Backed by her fellow X-Men heroes, Mystique battles the antagonist with Cyclops, who is played by Tye Sheridan and his character's girlfriend, Jean Grey - played by Sophie Turner.

Evan Peters is also featured in the short video as Quicksilver, who is a mutant capable of moving and thinking at superhuman speeds. 

'Everything they've built will fall!' The fillm's all-powerful enemy Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) could be heard proclaiming domination as he choked Lawrence's character, Mystique

All-powerful: Mystique gasps for air and struggles to breathe as the omnipotent Isaac clenches his huge hands around her neck as he attempts to suffocate the life out of her

'Let's go to war,' the Hunger Games star proclaims as she takes on the intimidating giant and his army of fighters.

Among those are Olivia Munn as Psylocke, who came flying through the air as she effortlessly sliced through a car with her sword and landed feet first on the ground.

Michael Fassbender is reprising his role as supervillain Magneto to join forces with the all-powerful baddie.

Alexandra Shipp was shown in one of the flashes alluding to her being one of Apocolypse's cronies as she plays Storm in the flick. 

Heroes! Mystique battles the antagonist with Cyclops, who is played by Tye Sheridan and his character's girlfriend, Jean Grey - played by Sophie Turner

Lightning speeds! Evan Peters as Quicksilver who is a mutant capable of moving and thinking at superhuman speeds

Evil eye: Olivia Munn portrays baddie Psylocke who came flying through the air as she effortlessly sliced through a car with her sword and landed feet first on the ground

The Oscar-winning actress announced last year that she was leaving the franchise after she was featured in 2011's X-Men: First Class and 2014's X-Men: Days Of Future Past. 

This will be the ninth installment of the highly-popular series of films adapted from the Marvel comic book of the same name.

X-Men: Apocalypse, directed by Bryan Singer, hits cinemas in the UK on 19 May with a release in the US following during Memorial Day Weekend on 27 May. 

Metal manipulator: Michael Fassbender is reprising his role as Magneto to join forces with the all-powerful baddie

Bad intentions: Alexandra Shipp was shown in one of the flashes alluding to her being one of Apocolypse's cronies as she plays Storm in the flick

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X-Men: Days Of Future Past posters:Jennifer Lawrence sexily sizzles in blue body paint as Hugh Jackman looks fierce

Her sexiest costume: Jennifer Lawrence sizzles in blue body paint as Hugh Jackman looks fierce in new X-Men: Days Of Future Past posters

By BOBBIE WHITEMAN

PUBLISHED: 23:11, 4 April 2014 | UPDATED: 23:46, 4 April 2014

She can shape shift into anything she wants.

On Friday Jennifer Lawrence revealed her fabulous curves as mutant Mystique alongside hunky Hugh jackman as Wolverine in new posters that highlight the key cast for the upcoming film X-Men: Days Of Future Past.

20th Century Fox and Marvel unveiled nine posters to build even more excitement before the highly anticipated May 23 US release of the next installment of the big-budget franchise.

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Showing off her Mystique: Jennifer Lawrence displays her beautiful body as the blue mutant alongside Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in posters for X-Men: Days Of Future Past that were released on Friday

Poster child: The 23-year-old is reprising her role as the shape-shifter in the new installment of the franchise

Official UK Trailer: X-Men Days of Future Past

In her mutant form, Mystique is covered in scaly blue skin and little else, meaning much of Jennifer's body is on display in the movie and the posters.

The 23-year-old is reprising her role from the previous instalment, X-Men: First Class, which rebooted the franchise and follows the mutants when they were young.

She took over from the equally shapely Rebecca Romijn, who played the part in the first three movies, which kicked off in 2000.

Building excitement: 20th Century Fox has released nine new posters for the Marvel blockbuster

Star cast: Halle Berry and James McAvoy are among stars who will reprise their roles in the action adventure

In the upcoming movie, the X-Men send Wolverine, played by 45-year-old Hugh, to the past in a desperate effort to change history and prevent an event that dooms humans and mutants.

This gives director Bryan Singer the opportunity to reunite the cast from the original trilogy, including 73-year-old Patrick Stewart, as Professor Charles Xavier, and Ian McKellen, 74, as Magneto, with their younger selves from X-Men: First Class, James McAvoy, 34, and Michael Fassbender, 37.

It also introduces a new baddie - Peter Dinklage as military scientist Bolivar Trask whose company has created a range of robots called Sentinels to hunt and destroy mutants.

Old meets new: The story combines the original cast from the 2000 movie with the cast from the 2011 reboot including Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellan who both play Magneto

Action hero:  Hunky Hugh will have to go back in time to help save the mutants and the world

The other members of the starry ensemble cast include Halle Berry as Storm and Ellen Page as Kitty Pryde.

'This is a story about a bad future, not a bad situation with an individual, but a bad future and how do you go back and change that,' Bryan Singer told Collider earlier this year.

The movie was filmed in Montreal, Canada last year.

X marks the spot: 20th Century Fox is set to release the Marvel movie on May 23 in the US

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Where are all the movies starring female superheroes?

By Reed Tucker

April 3, 2014 | 8:12pm

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Adrianne Palicki (from left), Scarlett Johansson and Halle Berry have been unable to break down the door to superhero superstardom. Photo: Splash News; Francois Duhamel

Friday marks the release of “Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” and with it is likely to come griping along the lines of, “What? Another movie starring a male superhero?” As Time magazine asked, “Where are all the (good) female superhero movies?”
It’s a fair point. And while we were given the WB network’s “Birds of Prey” in 2002, and some enlightened exec greenlit Pam Anderson’s awful “Barb Wire” in 1996, adaptations of comic books with female leads have been relatively rare.
So when are those superheroine movies going to start flooding the multiplex? Don’t hold your breath. It may be a couple years yet — if at all.
The easiest explanation for the lack of female-driven films is sexism. Maybe. But “The Hunger Games” and “Divergent,” which both feature a female superhero of sorts, still got made.

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Pamela Anderson in “Barb Wire.”

Blame the source material. Female superhero titles haven’t historically sold well in the comic-book world for many reasons, including the fact that readership is overwhelmingly male. In February of this year, not one superheroine title cracked the top 10.
“Spider-Man” and “Batman” are far more popular than any super-gal in the print world.
So even if some open-minded studio wanted to make a movie with a female lead, who would they choose?
“Wonder Woman” seems like an obvious choice. And Warner Bros., which controls the DC Comics properties, has been trying to get a film off the ground for years, even commissioning a 2011 TV pilot starring Adrianne Palicki. But NBC declined to pick it up.
But there may be a ray of hope in the form of Warner Bros.’ “Man of Steel” sequel, due in 2016. In addition to Henry Cavill as Superman, it will feature not only Ben Affleck as Batman but Israeli actress Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. And there’s sure to be at least talk about Gadot, a “Fast and Furious” veteran, moving on to a stand-alone adventure.
Meanwhile, Marvel Studios — makers of “Iron Man” and “The Avengers” — has a different problem. It’s firmly established its universe, have produced hit after hit and seems most well-positioned to produce a female-driven movie. But the studio only controls a portion of the Marvel Comics characters because the publisher sold off the rights to the X-Men, Spider-Man and other characters to rival studios back in the 1990s.
Marvel’s most high-profile female character is now Black Widow (Scarlett Johannson). Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has said giving Widow her own film is a distinct possibility and that he has “various outlines and ideas” of where to take her story. Other than that, the roster of big-name ladies is thin. Remake “Elektra,” which bombed in 2005?
So why not just invent a new superhero? No chance. So much of what drives Hollywood in 2014 is what’s called “pre-awareness” — the idea that audiences are already familiar with characters or concepts, creating easy anticipation and saving the studio marketing dollars. (This is why we get crap like “The A-Team.”)
In the end, the next female-driven superhero franchise will likely arrive on the small screen. Last year, Marvel and Netflix teamed to produce five TV series, including “Jessica Jones,” about a retired super-hero-turned-private eye. Men and women alike should look for it in 2015.

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