New set tweet from director Bryan Singer teases a grave threat in X-Men: DOFP

By Jesse Giroux

Posted 13 years ago

Another picture has been tweeted from the set of X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST by director Bryan Singer and although it's not as cool as Magneto fighting Beast it does hint where an important event may happen in the film. It's not a major spoiler but there's always one person that'll bitch and moan about how the movie has been "ruined" for them because some of the plot details (regardless of how small or insignificant they are) have been revealed even though this is you know…a MOVIE NEWS website. So if you're going to be "that guy" don't read on.

The picture tweeted by Bryan Singer looks like it's of a press conference in or at the White House. It also has what appears to be part of the speech the President is giving to the press and it mentions an incident in Paris. X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST is big in scope to begin with since time travel is being introduced to the franchise but there might be some globetrotting in store for the mutants as well.

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