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New X-Men Movie Announced
Today X-Men director Bryan Singer just made a huge announcement on Twitter.
Even though they're still building the hype for X-Men: Days of Future Past, director Bryan Singer took to twitter and said something that makes the future of the X-Men Movie Universe very exciting. Even actor Shawn Ashmore aka Iceman seemed shocked at the news along with the rest of us.
The next chapter of 20th Century Fox's popular X-Men
franchise. May 27, 2016 will see the release of X-Men: Apocalypse!
Apocalypse, created by Louise and Walter Simonson, made his debut in X-Factor
#6. The world's first mutant, En Sabah Nur was born in Egypt around
3,000 BC and used advanced technology to make himself an eternal conquerer,
believing whole heartedly in survival of the fittest.
The character's most popular storyline, "The Age of Apocalypse," ran
in the X-Men books beginning in 1995. Set in a parallel reality formed by
interference to the timeline, "The Age of Apocalypse" saw Professor
Charles Xavier murdered before he could form the X-Men. Instead, a very
different take on the team began with Magneto leading them through a
post-apocalyptic America
ruled by mutants.
Since next summer's X-Men: Days of Future Past involves a time travel
storyline, it's likely that "The Age of Apocalypse"
could spin out of the new film's ending. It's certainly something that 20th
Century Fox has considered as ComingSoon.net
has learned that domains like www.ageofapocalypsemovie.com have been
registered by the studio for years. What's more, Singer's new film is set to
introduce key "Age of Apocalypse" characters like Bishop (Omar Sy)
and Blink (Bingbing Fan).
Finally we get to hear menacing Apocalypse's Quotes like
------PATTAWON!
Apocalypse, created by Louise and Walter Simonson, made his debut in X-Factor #6. The world's first mutant, En Sabah Nur was born in Egypt around 3,000 BC and used advanced technology to make himself an eternal conquerer, believing whole heartedly in survival of the fittest.
The character's most popular storyline, "The Age of Apocalypse," ran in the X-Men books beginning in 1995. Set in a parallel reality formed by interference to the timeline, "The Age of Apocalypse" saw Professor Charles Xavier murdered before he could form the X-Men. Instead, a very different take on the team began with Magneto leading them through a post-apocalyptic America ruled by mutants.
Since next summer's X-Men: Days of Future Past involves a time travel storyline, it's likely that "The Age of Apocalypse" could spin out of the new film's ending. It's certainly something that 20th Century Fox has considered as ComingSoon.net has learned that domains like www.ageofapocalypsemovie.com have been registered by the studio for years. What's more, Singer's new film is set to introduce key "Age of Apocalypse" characters like Bishop (Omar Sy) and Blink (Bingbing Fan).
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