The X-Men movies are finally coming to Disney Plus this summer in the United States, after a long wait. Mutant-themed superhero movies, which were originally made by studio 20th Century Fox rather than Marvel Studios MCU stewards, have been released in other territories using the streaming service, but not for the United States so far. X-Men: Days of Future Past (July 10), X-Men: Apocalypse (July 17), X-Men (August 7) and the independent film The Wolverine (September 4) all have dates, as well as the Fox premiere (and by default the best) Fantastic Four film (August 28). It's all part of an initiative called "Summer Movie Nights," which also sees Disney's non-superhero musical The Greatest Showman arriving on August 14. Of these four X-Men movies, one is great (the time-skip days), two are good (the original X-Men and The Wolverine), and one is terrible (Apocalypse). It is not enough for a marathon, since the gaps remain in the library. The remaining X-Men movies still awaiting a Disney Plus release are X2, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: First Class, and last year's flop Dark Phoenix. They will probably make the jump to Disney Plus in the long run. In the UK, for example, subscribers can already watch X-Men, The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine and Days of Future Past. Logan, probably the best movie ever, will never be released on Disney Plus due to its adult content. The same goes for the Deadpool movies. The best Disney+ deals today