#Recap - X-Men: Apocalypse

Here we are. I came back from watching X-Men: Apocalypse yesterday. I can't believe this 4th X-Men film from Bryan Singer is already the 6th X-Men film since the first film was released in 2000 (9th, counting the Wolverine spinoff movies and Deadpool)

And you know what? I still enjoyed this film! Apocalypse was a far better film than I expected. It was fun. I actually would say the series' never been better as it is today, it's only getting ever closer and more faithful to the actual source material over the years. (WARNING! SPOILERS AHEAD!)

#ViralMarketing - Apocalypse is coming.

Here's a fantastic little viral video Fox released to promote X-Men: Apocalypse. And YES. It's narrated by the one and only George Takei, for some reason!!!

#Marvel NEWS! Only the strong will survive...

20th Century Fox just released the trailer to X-Men: Apocalypse earlier than expected!!

And it looks pretty damn' good, aside from a few obviously green screen shots. An hallucination or projection into the future from Charles Xavier's mind? Possibly:



Woah!! I'm actually finally hyped for this now!

The film will be out next May.

#AuditionTape - Hugh Jackman's auditions for the role Of Wolverine back in X-Men

Here's something fun!

It's Hugh Jackman’s original audition/reading for Bryan Singer's original X-Men film back in 1999.

Enjoy:



Always fun to get such looks at behind the scenes.

Deleted Scenes - Superman: Death & Disco

In the Superman movie history, there's been a lot off would-be movies starring big blue that never made it past the pre-production stages.

Including a 5th classic Superman movie with Reeves, a Tim Burton Superman movie, another Tim Burton take with Supes on a wheelchair, a Kevin Smith-written one also directed by Burton, a Superman/Batman movie and a hundred more concepts that we may never know about! (including at one point having Nic Cage as Superman himself!!)

With a new movie announced, directed by Zack Snyder, in the work, some scrapped projects have been revealed since some key players, directors or producers won't be involved anymore.

Very nice subtle redesign by BeyondComics.TV, a more colorful and faithful approach