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As you guys could probably tell I’m sort of obsessed following Bryan Singer’s tweets live from the set of X-Men: Days Of Future Past. I don’t recall a time in recent memory when social media has been used in quite this fashion. Now, Bryan Singer has given
Oh that Bryan Singer! He’s toying with me now… Toying with me! Bryan Singer has just reveled the first glimpse of Kitty Pryde from X-Men Days of Future Past! I have to tell you, Ellen Page hasn’t really aged since she played Kitty Pryde in X-Men The
God bless Bryan Singer! I mean the man is a tweeting machine! He has been tweeting tons and tons of photos from the set of X-Men: Days of Future Past. And these are some amazing photos! He tweeted this awesome photo of Shawn Ashmore doing tracking. I
Can Bryan Singer tease us enough? I mean seriously? He needs to stop! Now, he just released the first photo of Patrick Stewart as Professor X! Like, the first photo from the first shot on the new movie. Swoon! I swear I can’t get more excited for
Bryan Singer is tweeting his life away! This time the X-Men: Days of Future Past director is giving us a couple glimpses! The first picture that Bryan Singer has sent out is a table full of metal tools that he said are, “Magneto toys” If those are
I have to tell you, either Bryan Singer is super excited about X-Men: Days of Future Past or he’s trying to erasure the memory of Jack The Giant Slayer from people’s minds. Honestly, Jack The Giant Slayer was pretty damn good. That’s going off topic though. Bryan
Man, I have to tell you, X-Men Days of Future Past is going to be pretty damn epic. Teaming the new cast with the old cast is going to be amazing. Already we have Patrick Stewart! Ian Mckellen, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Jackman, Ellen Page, Anna Paquin, Jennifer
Bryan Singer needs to stop tweeting these pics from X-Men: Days of Future Past right now. I mean seriously, I can’t get more excited and the frakkin sets aren’t even built yet! First we got this great photo featuring Prof. X’s wheelchair and now… the wood frame