X-Men: Apocalypse set for May 27, 2016 0

[FormerReader]

Yeah, that's Jean.

 

Sansa Stark!

 

 

 

:cloud9: :cloud9: :cloud9:

 

I'm sure she's not attractive enough for some of the boardies though.

 

 

 

[Chip Cataldo]

She's definitely not.

[Bosco685]

Yeah, that's Jean.

 

Sansa Stark!

 

 

 

:cloud9: :cloud9: :cloud9:

 

I'm sure she's not attractive enough for some of the boardies though.

And yet she would beg for their affection continuously until they gave in.

 

[FormerReader]

Yeah, that's Jean.

 

Sansa Stark!

 

 

 

:cloud9: :cloud9: :cloud9:

 

I'm sure she's not attractive enough for some of the boardies though.

And yet she would beg for their affection continuously until they gave in.

 

 

[Bosco685]

 

We saw Evan Peters zipping around in a brief shot from the recent X-Men: Apocalypse trailer, but if you want a better look at his new duds for the latest installment in Fox's mutant franchise check out this promo pic from a New Zealand energy drink commercial.

[Bosco685]

[Amadeus Arkham]

Who in their right mind would get Psylocke pants?

[Bosco685]

 

Twentieth Century Fox has released a new piece of concept art from X-Men: Apocalypse

 

“One of Apocalypse’s many powers is he can imbue other mutants with greater ones,” director Bryan Singer Entertainment Weekly. “Magneto is demonstrating a small taste of what he can do now. Magneto is already enormously powerful…. Now Apocalypse gives him powers far beyond what we’ve seen before.”

[Bosco685]

[700arrows]

 

Yeah just saw this, too. Cool cool cool.

[Bosco685]

The power of a Kia?

 

[BettrFastrStrongr]

So Magneto is gonna accept being another "Frankenstein's Monster" again? I don't think so.

[Meeklo]

I'm almost certain there will be some brainwashing involved here.

[Bosco685]

X-Men: Apocalypse Producer Explains How The Film Differs From Past X-Men Movies

 

Speaking to Empire Magazine, Kinberg explained that Apocalypse differentiates itself largely through the epic power of its titular villain, the ancient En Sabah Nur.

 

“This one does some things that the franchise hasn’t really done on film,” Kinberg says. “You have a character called Apocalypse, who wants to do a different kind of damage than X-Men movie ever has. It’s the first time we’ve had a villain in an X-Men movie who could compete in terms of physical power and presence with Magneto. It’s an interesting dynamic to create.”

 

[Darkowl]

The power of a Kia?

 

 

This kinda reminded me of a commercial that would have come out in the 80's.

 

Wait a minute. No way.

[Darkowl]

 

I really wanna see this movie now!

[Bosco685]

A new photo from the Montreal set of X-Men: Apocalypse has surfaced, featuring Alexandra Shipp in her Storm duds as she clowns around with her stunt double.

 

The photo surfaced at the Universo X-Men Twitter account, and was apparently taken when Bryan Singer and his cast and crew returned to Montreal for X-Men: Apocalypse reshoots recently. Shipp's attire is reminiscent of the outfits Storm used to wear back in her early Mohawk days in the Marvel comics.

 

[kdoginohio]

OMG! These photos make me want to get in line now!

[Bosco685]

"I think in some ways, it's the biggest X-Men film we've done, both in terms of the external stakes -- we've never done one of these before where there's an extinction-level event for the whole world -- and I think it's the biggest emotionally, too. Because the situation is so heightened, the dynamic between the main characters is as heightened and intense as it's ever been."

 

 

[Bosco685]

Extensive details concerning the overall X-Franchise timeline.

 

The X-Men Cinematic Universe Timelines Explained

 

3000 B.C.: En Sabah Nur creates the pyramids in Egypt. Goes dormant for reasons unknown.

 

1830: Victor Creed is born.

 

1831: James Howlett is born.

 

1845: James Howlett murders his father and runs away with Victor Creed.

 

1861-1865: Howlett and Creed fight in the American Civil War.

 

1914-1918: Howlett and Creed fight in World War I.

 

1939-1945: Howlett and Creed fight in World War II.

 

1944: In Poland, Eric Lensherr demonstrates his powers for the first time and is brought under the wing of Dr. Klaus Schmidt.

 

1962: Xavier and Lensherr meet. They form an early version of the X-Men within the government program Division X.

 

1965: Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters is opened to the public.

 

1973: President Nixon reveals the Sentinel Program to the public.

 

1983: X-Men: Apocalypse occurs.