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Trailer Watch: 'Shrek Forever After' and 'The Bounty Hunter' By: Erik Davis on December 18, 2009 at 3:57PM With the holidays upon us, the studios are looking to drop trailers for some of the biggest films of 2010 into their end-of-the-year movies.

Soon after Bryan Singer dropped the bomb that he would be returning to the X-Men franchise he launched nearly ten years ago, details regarding his decision have begun to emerge.

Bryan Singer , who directed the first two "X-Men" movies before moving on to a different superhero, Superman, is getting back in business with the Marvel Comics mutants.

Just yesterday news broke that X-Men and X2: X-Men United director Bryan Singer would be returning to the Marvel franchise with First Class .

I am - " Hercules!! From Friday morning's Variety story on "X-Men: First Class": "This is the formative years of Xavier and Magneto, and the formation of the school and where there relationship took a wrong turn," [Bryan] Singer said.

Source: Variety December 18, 2009 In the last few days, we've learned that X-Men and X2: X-Men United helmer Bryan Singer is returning to direct X-Men: First Class for Fox and that Jamie Moss will write the new script.

Heads were spinning off the neck last night when Bryan Singer, the acclaimed director of X-Men and X2: X-Men United , announced that he would be returning to the franchise after Brett Ratner's miserable attempt at the third installment.

Source: MySpace.com December 16, 2009 James Cameron's Avatar is having its premiere in Los Angeles tonight, and MySpace has a television crew on-hand at the "blue carpet" to interview arrivals.

You're probably wondering why I'm writing about X-Men 3 some three years or so after it first came out.

Fanboy idol Hugh Jackman knows when he puts on the mutton chops that he is onto a winner.

When Bryan Singer left the X-Men film franchise to film the reboot of the Superman , comic fans were torn: on the one hand, he was leaving the characters he'd knocked out of the park twice already, in X-Men and X2: X-Men United , but on the other hand he was hopefully going to make Superman cool again.

Browse> Home / Film News / Singer Wants to Direct "X-Men 4" << Audiences "Retreat" At Box Office Singer Wants to Direct "X-Men 4" Could there be a glimmer of of hope for "X-Men" fans? Maybe.

Here is what he had to say... On Returning To The Franchise : "I'm still looking to possibly returning to the 'X-Men' franchise.

Bryan Singer says he wants to return to the X-Men franchise. Of course he does. While Singer has several projects lined up - a potential Excalibur remake/update, that Battlestar Galactica feature, and what should be his next, Jack the Giant Killer - the director now says he's interested in going back to the superhero franchise with which he had ...

The American director made "X-Men" and "X2: X-Men United," but passed on the third installment so he could make "Superman Returns." "Rush Hour" director Brett Ratner ended up shooting that film, "X-Men: The Last Stand." South African filmmaker Gavin Hood made another spin-off, "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," which was released earlier this year.

As Halloween approaches, the week's new DVDs tend towards the horrifying, whether it's the reason for the season in Trick 'r Treat , against sagging body parts in Nip/Tuck , against your ears in Anvil: The Story of Anvil or against your gag reflex in Man vs.

Bryan Singer is a busy guy these days. He's signing directing agreements left and right.

DIRECTOR Bryan Singer accomplished the difficult task of turning the Marvel comic franchise into a smart, exciting couple of movies with X-Men and X2 .

After making one of the most talked-about films of the 1990s, "The Usual Suspects" , director Bryan Singer was tagged as being one of the more talented filmmakers of his generation.

Few sequels earn the oft-quoted tagline "better than the original" but "X2: X-Men United" is not only better than the original, its way better.