Bryan Singer is doubling down on directing X-Men movies.
Since the man who started off the series thirteen years ago announced that X-Men: Apocalypse will hit in May 2016, we sort of assumed that he'd be overseeing the follow-up to X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Turns out that is indeed the case, and some details of the Apocalypse story have come to light, too.
Prepare thyself for an X-Men movie the very title of which thunders with epic promise.
The director who kicked off the Merry Mutants' theatrical franchise announced today that X-Men: Apocalypse will arrive on May 27, 2016.
Stupendous. But what is X-Men: Apocalypse?
20th Century Fox is moving around some of its big films for 2014 and 2015, sliding the Fantastic Four reboot, videogame adaptation Assassin's Creed, comic book movie Secret Service, comedy Susan Cooper, and an as-yet untitled Vince Vaughn movie into new release dates.
Between two timelines, sentinels, and many a mutant new and old, there's a lot going on in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Several new info-nuggets provide some spoilery insight on just how it all fits together in the mother of all X-Men movies, while an official image gives a better look at Michael Fassbender wearing the mother of all Magneto costumes.
All the praise you've been hearing for 12 Years a Slave?
It's all true. Forget the awards season speculation, that's window dressing at best. The fact of the matter is that Steve McQueen's film is a masterpiece, a devastating portrait of humanity at its most abhorrent and resilient. It's also exceptionally well-acted, as a new featurette makes clear with a partial run-through of performances clocking in at over seven minutes.
At the end of X-Men: First Class, Erk Lensherr embraced his inner villain, unafraid to call himself Magneto and sport a colorful costume.
Everything we've seen from next year's X-Men: Days of Future Past finds Michael Fassbender once again looking more restrained, however, wearing civilian clothes and eschewing supervillain sartorial pomp.
A pair of new scans from the upcoming prequel-sequel, though, include a look at Fassypants going whole hog as Magneto, taking to the skies with his signature helmet, cape, and purple flourishes. Also showcased is Nicholas Hoult in blue-boy Beast mode as he gives Magneto a thorough thrashing in a fountain.
Synopsis: The beloved characters from the original “X-Men” film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from “X-Men: First Class,” in an epic battle that must change the past — to save our future.
The teaser trailer for one of next summer's most anticipated event movies has BAMFED online.
Our first real sense of X-Men: Days of Future Past is here, loaded with portent and pomp in both the future and the past.
Prepare for Mutantpalooza 2014.
A dozen official images are here to hype audiences for X-Men: Days of Future Past, which clearly aspires to be the ultimate X-Men movie, uniting two continuities and bringing together the biggest ensemble of superpowered outcasts in the franchise's thirteen-year history.
Our first look at real, official footage from next year's X-Men: Days of Future Past clocks in at about ten seconds, yet it manages to cram a whole lot of "holy shit" snippets into those few seconds.
The first teaser trailer for what looks like the ultimate mutant movie arrives online next Tuesday, October 29th. So 20th Century Fox is making sure we're paying attention with a teasing tease that shows off two generations of Xavier and Magneto, along with Wolverine, Mystique, Beast, and Storm. Most importantly, it reveals a secret hatch in the Oval Office.
