Who has more to say about X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST than Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman? No, really, this guy is all about praising this film and the director Bryan Singer.
In an interview with Access Hollywood, the actor shared his thoughts on how far Singer had come as a director and how blow away audiences will be by his next installment of the mutant saga:
I’ve never been one to hate on Bryan Singer regardless of what people might think of SUPERMAN RETURNS or X-MEN or JACK THE GIANT SLAYER or whatever else their moaning and groaning about these days. I think that the comic book genre is a challenge. There are some complex ideas and characters involved, and getting them near what the readers envisioned is a heavy task. Sure, Christopher Nolan sort of hit the nail on the head with Batman but according to Jackman, Nolan was even impressed by Singer:
Do you feel like Jackman is right about Singer? Or did something else really launch the genre?
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