Bryan Singer Is No Longer an Executive Producer on Legion, and The Gifted May Be Next
Bryan Singer has been removed as executive producer from the FX series Legion, at his request, following allegations of rape and sexual assault.
Matthew Vaughn Wanted to Make a Young Wolverine Movie After X-Men: First Class
It’s easy to forget that the current series of X-Men movies started with Matthew Vaughn. Six years ago, the Kick-Ass and Kingsman director made the reboot X-Men: First Class, and was getting ready to make its sequel before semi-mysteriously dropping out. And while Vaughn and others have previously dropped a few hints…
First Look at The Gifted's Polaris Shows the Government's Still Rounding Up Mutants
Fox’s upcoming X-Men drama The Gifted is a Marvel story as old as time. People with powers walk among us, those without powers fear them, and the government is seemingly hell-bent on capturing and imprisoning all of the... well, the gifted.
The First Teaser for Bryan Singer's X-Men Show The Gifted Is Here
Fox’s latest X-Men show just got a series order, official title, and short teaser.
Bryan Singer's Idea of Taking a Break From the X-Men Is Directing the New X-Men TV Show
“Right now, once this one is done, I’d like to do something really different.” That was Bryan Singer last summer talking about his fourth X-Men movie, X-Men: Apocalypse. He then did just that and started prepping a movie about Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, but he’s already getting sucked back in.
Wolverine 3 Set Up a Villain, Mister Sinister, in X-Men: Apocalypse
It’s probably not a huge shock, but Simon Kinberg and Bryan Singer’s audio commentary on X-Men: Apocalypse seems to confirm that Mister Sinister will be the villain in the third Wolverine movie.
Bryan Singer Is Linking the X-Men Movies and TV Shows, Which Seems Like a Bad Idea
Speaking at the Edinburgh Television festival, Bryan Singer said that Legion and the other, unnamed X-Men-based TV show “will relate to future X-Men movies.” This might not work as well as he’s hoping.
Bryan Singer Is Taking a Break From the X-Men Movies
Basically, imagine that Bryan Singer is Michael Corleone and the X-Men movies are the mob. Only he’s not upset so much as he is resigned and kind of happy about it.
WTF Was X-Men: Apocalypse's End Credits Scene All About?
No matter what you thought of X-Men: Apocalypse, odds are you sat through the credits to see if there was some kind of tease. And there was. And it’s a weird one, unless you are well-versed in comic books. So if you didn’t understand the implications, we’re here to help!
X-Men: Apocalypse Is the Biggest and Emptiest X-Men Movie Yet
Everything that’s good, and bad, about X-Men: Apocalypse can be traced to it being part of the successful X-Men franchise. It’s not only the third film in the series (in the new movie continuity), but also the sixth (overall), and also the ninth (if you count solo movies) which creates certain…
The Next X-Men Movie Might Head Into Outer Space
We know that the next installment of the X-Men franchise will likely be taking place in the 1990s, but now we might know where it’ll take place: in outer space.
Watch Patrick Stewart Watch James McAvoy Shave His Own Head for X-Men: Apocalypse
After two movies of young Charles Xavier having a full head of luscious locks, James McAvoy has finally gone full Professor X in X-Men: Apocalypse. The actor shaved his head for the transformation, and thankfully, director Bryan Singer was smart enough to document the event for the fans.
The First Reviews of X-Men Apocalypse Are In, and They're 'Meh'
This weekend, 20th Century Fox held the first screenings of Bryan Singer’s X-Men Apocalypse and now the reviews are in. Some people love Singer’s epic vision, but most found it to be long, bloated, and disappointing. We’ve got examples of them all.
And Now, Bryan Singer's Point-by-Point Defense of Every Aspect of X-Men's Apocalypse
Ever since the very first images of Oscar Isaac as Apocalypse were released, pretty much everyone of a certain age had the same reaction: “Is that Ivan Ooze from the Power Rangers movie?” Well, now Bryan Singer’s stepped up to defend his choices.
X-Men: Apocalypse Gets A Fun Viral Video With a Conspiracy Theory Theme
The titular villain of X-Men: Apocalypse is terrifying because of his history. If the stories are true, he was the first mutant and has been around for generations. Well, now a new viral video dives into that backstory with a familiar-feeling, late-night TV vibe.
Bryan Singer Confirms He'll Soon Begin Work on 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
On his 50th birthday in September, director Bryan Singer posted an Instagram photo of a script he’d co-written for a new adaptation of Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, dubbing it “a story I’ve wanted to retell since childhood ... an adventure very dear to my heart.” And now, it’s happening.
The Ending of X-Men: Days of Future Past Didn't Just Wipe Out X-3
It wiped out all three of the original X-Men films. Guess we know how Fox is going to reboot X-Men.
James Cameron Made the End to X-Men: Days of Future Past as Happy as Possible
I guess if you’re making a time travel movie, you may as well get some advice from James Cameron. And if you seek his advice, you should probably take it. Which is exactly what Bryan Singer did with the end to X-Men: Days of Future Past.
The Team Behind The X-Men Films Is Bringing Two New Marvel Shows To Television
Disney owns both Marvel and ABC, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only channel that can have Marvel TV shows. Fox just announced that it’s working on its own Marvel show, tentatively called Hellfire. Plus another Marvel show is in the pipeline for FX, called Legion.
