X-Men: The Last Stand

There is a chance that Bryan Singer will be directing "X-Men" in-development movie, "Magneto". In an interview with Total Film for the magazine's July issue as reprinted in the Coventry Telegraph's The Geek Files, the director of the first two "X-Men" movies revealed that he would love to return to the franchise once again, musing an interest for the proposed "X-Men Origins" movie.
"Possibly," the 43-year-old said when asked whether he might be interested in the "Magneto" project. "The only thing that concerns me about Magneto is that if the prequel were to follow the track I used in X-Men, which is Magneto's history in the concentration camp, then I've lived in that world." He added, "Apt Pupil, X-Men and now Valkyrie...I've lived in that Nazi universe for quite a while. I just might need to take a little break before I do something like that."
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Bryan Singer’s decision to leave the “X-Men” franchise to direct “Superman Returns” was met with mixed results from both a creative and commercial standpoint. General disappointment with the “Superman” sequel has caused Warner Bros. to reboot the franchise, leaving Singer without a superhero project to call his own — so naturally, the director is looking to go back home.
The Geek Files has posted excerpts from a Total Film magazine interview with Singer, in which the filmmaker says that he’d like to return to the “X-Men” franchise — in fact, he regrets ever leaving in the first place.
“I’m eternally intertwined with ‘X-Men’ now,” Singer said. “What takes an audience four hours to watch — the first two movies — took six years of my life. So, to not be part of it… it’s a shame.”
When asked whether or not he regretted passing on “X-Men: The Last Stand,” Singer
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Fellow X-Men fans, there might be a ray of hope upon the horizon. Valkyrie and director of the first two X-Men movies, Bryan Singer was interviewed from Total Film magazine where he expresses a great interest in diving back into the X-Men universe. As most of you know, the latest movie that is currently on Twentieth Century Fox’s slab for production is X-Men Origins: Magneto. After being on a long development hell, it’s finally getting the wheels in motion after the recent success of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Take a peek at the interview where he shows his interest:
Will Singer be back for more mutant goodness?
I‘m eternally intertwined with X-Men now. What takes an audience four hours to watch - the first two movies - took six years of my life. So, to not be part of it….It’s a shame.”


Asked whether he wished
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