Each time the topic of a follow-up to "X-Men: First Class" comes up, everyone seems eager to do it. Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy have both opened up about collaborating on ideas. Now top Fox exec Tom Rothman says that he wants it to happen: "We're trying like hell. We're trying as hard as we can. We really want to do it. We're planning to do it."
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Wolverine Vs. Daredevil: Why Darren Aronofsky And David Slade Should Trade Movies!
Posted 3/17/11 4:43 pm EST by Rick Marshall in Commentary, Marvel
It's pretty simple, really: Darren Aronofsky and David Slade should switch movies, with the former directing the "Daredevil" movie and the latter taking on "The Wolverine."
Why? Well, not only does it make sense stylistically, but it works out quite nicely on the logistics side, too. Just hear me out on this, okay? Read More...
Tags daredevil, darren aronofsky, david slade, The Wolverine