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if the upcoming film misses hard on its goals, i think it would be hard for x men franchise to recover from it. the 2011 movie x men first class was great but combining it with the already ruined trilogy would make it risky.
going to the topic at hand, the mentioned ancient mutants are not well known and would only serve as badass moments when killed by various x men characters especially wolverine, nothing refreshing here.
x men's downside is it is more dependent on characters included, they maka a lot of unneccessary inclusions for marketing purpose most noteably on the films that sucked hard like x men 3 and x men origins, i hope they do not continue doing that move.