Director Bryan Singer has now made four X-MEN films, dating back to the year 2000. With X-MEN: APOCALYPSE he told his biggest, most large-scale story featuring Marvel's iconic mutants yet. By all accounts, though, APOCALYPSE may be Singer's last ride with Xavier and company- at least for now. In a chat with the LA Times, Singer opened up a bit about the comic book genre, how social media has affected his filmmaking process, and his X-MEN future.Let's start off with the big question, then work our way around to the other topics covered.
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Mario-Francisco Robles, Latino Review
Tue, 05/31/2016 - 7:30am
Singer Discusses His 'X-MEN' Future, Takes Veiled Jab At Zack Snyder, And Talks The Genre As A Whole
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