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Honest Trailers – X-Men: Apocalypse

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24th July 2026
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Honest Trailers – X-Men: Apocalypse
Transmission ID: PJ-885981

Screen JunkiesStrap in for the X-Men prequel sequel that goes through all the motions of the previous films, but still kind of sucks – X-Men: Apocalypse!

Series Created by Andy Signore /andysignore & Brett Weiner

Voiceover Narration by Jon: /jon3pnt0

Note: I have went WAY back in the archive of Honest Trailers, so it’ll take me quite a while to get up to date. Some of the descriptions won’t make sense!

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Transmission ID: #885981
Entry Number: DB-885981
Date: July 24, 2026
Word Count: 82 words
Reading Time: 1 min

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