beeshaw
Super Freak
No one's shopped a Dyson logo on there yet? Oh Deeeeviiiil.....
That's what it looks like. It looks like one of those directional turbines you'd find on a Harrier jet.
Maybe, but it looks pretty advanced for the 70's as it is, so I'm sure it's possible...I mean shoot... in First Class, Shaw had a submarine transformer
So will they be flattening Storm's prego belly with cgi.
Gonna.. have me.. some fun.. tonight..
The look of the Sentinel is clear evidence (to me) that Singer is just not in touch with xmen fans....
You are wrong. He would be very happy to touch some Xmen fans.
Awesome.
So Cyke's ambiguous demise is something Singer can't do anything about, but Xavier's very clear demise can be effectively handled through his consciousness floating around, eventually "constructing a body" around it? Sheesh.Most notably, Singer talked about the decisions made in Brett Ratner's X-Men: The Last Stand and how that would affect his take on DOFP, most of which takes place in 1973. He said he was particularly bummed about the demise of Cyclops and wishes he could bring him back.
As for Patrick Stewart's return as Charles Xavier, Singer said he could justify it because the character transferred his consciousness in that film -- apparently before his death -- and he could potentially construct a body around that consciousness.
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