Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to X-Men: Apocalypse List

• X-Men: Days of Future Past - Continues the X-Men saga with time travel and ensemble cast.
• Logan - A darker, more mature twist on the X-Men universe focusing on Wolverine.
• Deadpool - Follows another mutant character with humor and action in the X-Men universe.
• The Avengers - Features a team of superheroes battling powerful foes, similar to the X-Men dynamic.
• Guardians of the Galaxy - Combines humor and a team of diverse characters in a superhero setting.
• Captain America: Civil War - Focuses on the conflict among superheroes, echoing themes of loyalty.
• Fantastic Four - Features a team of heroes with unique abilities battling villains.
• Spider-Man: Homecoming - Young superhero learning to navigate his powers, similar to X-Men themes.
• The Incredibles - Focuses on a family of superheroes, exploring themes of identity and power.
• Chronicle - Follows young individuals discovering their powers and the consequences.
• Brightburn - A dark take on the superhero genre featuring a troubled young boy with powers.
• Teen Titans Go! To the Movies - Animated superhero team facing challenges, similar to the X-Men's youth theme.
• Kingsman: The Secret Service - Action-packed spy film with humorous undertones, akin to X-Men's style.
• Suicide Squad - Focuses on a ragtag group of characters with unique abilities fighting villains.
• Dark Phoenix - A sequel exploring the origins of Jean Grey's powers in the X-Men series.
• The Umbrella Academy - A dysfunctional family of superheroes dealing with personal issues and threats.
• Alita: Battle Angel - A young woman with extraordinary abilities searching for her identity.
• Thor: Ragnarok - Combines humor and action while featuring a team of heroes against powerful enemies.
• The Flash - Explores a young superhero with extraordinary abilities and his challenges.
• Supergirl - Follows a young female superhero learning to embrace her powers.
• Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Explores the lives of agents in a superhero universe dealing with superhuman threats.
• The Boys - A gritty and darkly comedic take on superheroes and their consequences.
• Stranger Things - Features young characters with extraordinary abilities facing supernatural threats.
• The Gifted - Focuses on mutants living in a society that fears them, similar to the X-Men themes.
• Marvel's Runaways - A group of super-powered teens discovering their heritage and facing challenges.
• The New Mutants - Follows young mutants with personal struggles and threats they must face.
• Power Rangers - A group of teenagers gains extraordinary powers to face evil forces.
• Minority Report - Explores themes of precognition and morality in a future society.
• Push - Involves young individuals with special abilities battling powerful enemies.
• I Am Number Four - Follows a young alien with powers while escaping enemies on Earth.
• The Last Airbender - A world of elemental powers and a young hero journeying to master them.
• Doom Patrol - A team of superheroes with unique powers dealing with personal demons.
• Zeroes - Features new heroes discovering their powers and facing various challenges.
• Push - Explores a group of individuals with special abilities combating an oppressive force.
• Kick-Ass - Follows an ordinary teenager who becomes a superhero and faces real-world issues.
• Eternals - Introduces a diverse group of powerful beings grappling with their origins and humanity.
• Blade II - Action-packed film featuring a half-vampire anti-hero with special powers.
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - A group of characters with unique abilities navigating challenges in a fantastical world.
• The Matrix - Explores themes of extraordinary abilities and moral dilemmas in a fantastical universe.