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X-Men: Days of Future Past hits theaters on May 23 and is the latest in a long line of X-Men films. Though it hasn't been seen by the general public yet, critics and reviewers who have seen the epic comic book film in early screenings are absolutely gushing about the latest from Bryan Singer, leading many to believe that it could possibly be the best X-Men movie yet. Read More »
Fans who saw The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in its opening weekend likely know the film did not contain a post-credits scene as the first movie did. Instead, what fans received was a scene from X-Men: Days of Future Past due to a somewhat complicated scenario. But now, new details surrounding the originally planned post-credits scene have been revealed. Read More »
Several days ago, an X-Men: Days of Future Past clip revealed how young Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) is able to walk despite the bullet he took in the back in X-Men: First Class. Now, an extended clip of this scene has been released, courtesy of three of the film's stars. Read More »
X-Men: Days of Future Past is just a few weeks away from a U.S. release, and fans are eagerly anticipating the next installment in the mutant movie series. Luckily, a steady stream of clips will tide fans over until the official release of Bryan Singer's movie, and this latest one shows a fight between Beast and Wolverine. Read More »
The trailers and photos for Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past shows young Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) both walking and in a wheelchair. This led fans to wonder how the famously crippled mutant, who took a bullet to the spine at the end of X-Men: First Class, could be upright. A new clip for the movie provides the answer. Read More »
A recent television spot for X-Men: Days of Future Past showed Quicksilver (Evan Peters) with a young girl, which caused some fans to assume the girl was his sister, Scarlet Witch. But according to director Bryan Singer, those fans guessed incorrectly. Read More »
Though his untimely death shocked the X-Men, Professor Charles Xavier left one last request for his mutant students to fulfill. Writer Brian Michael Bendis (Guardians of the Galaxy) will be working alongside artists Chris Bachalo and Kris Anka as they continue with Charles’ legacy through his last will and testament in Uncanny X-Men #23. Read More »
X-Men Days of Future Past writer and producer Simon Kinberg has been busy as of late because director Bryan Singer has been and will continue to be absent for all promotions for the Fox film thanks to the sexual abuse lawsuit. So Kinberg has been answering the questions about the mutant sequel, and he fielded some recently about Anna Paquin aka Rogue. Read More »
X-Men: Days of Future Past writer and producer Simon Kinberg replaced director Bryan Singer on the WonderCon panel for the film over the weekend, as Singer is in the midst of a graphically detailed sexual abuse lawsuit. During his time on the panel, Kinberg revealed a nugget of information about the upcoming mutant movie. Read More »
Patrick Stewart returns to the famous wheelchair to portray Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men: Days of Future Past, which hits U.S. theaters on May 23. The film features the original generation of mutants and the new, younger incarnations from X-Men: First Class. Read More »
How exciting was this week in terms of newly released trailers? The answer is pretty easy considering we got new previews for X-Men: Days of Future Past, Gone Girl and other great films! Check out our list of new trailers that came out this week. Read More »
A federal lawsuit filed in Hawaii Federal Court on Wednesday accuses X-Men Days of Future Past director Bryan Singer of sexually abusing a 17-year-old boy in 1999. Read More »
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has already theaters in some countries, though we hear in the U.S. must wait until May 2 to feast our eyes upon the movie. Fans who have already seen it received a special treat when a scene from Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past appeared after the credits. Read More »
