Teaser Poster for X-Men: Days of Future Past Featuring Young and Old Xavier and Magneto

Fresh from SDCC 2013 comes two new posters for Bryan Singer's X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST featuring the old and young version of Magneto and Charles Xavier.

If you're not aware, the young Magneto, as seen in X-MEN: FIRST CLASS, was played by Michael Fassbender while the elder Mags was done in the original trilogy by Sir Ian McKellen.

As for Charles Xavier, we've got Patrick Stewart for the older version and James McAvoy (Wanted, Trance) as the younger version. 

We have to thank Entertainment Weekly for showing us this amazing teaser poster. That alone will stoke fans who are preparing for the worldwide release next year. 

Interestingly enough, McAvoy is definitely sporting the dishiveled look, the same look he was spotted a month or so ago on the set of the film. Are they going to go with that look for the entire film?

Also it seems like the older gentlemen are definitely wearing the battle armor that was seen earlier.

Nicholas Hoult: Jack the Giant Slayer Looks Impressive

Nicholas Hoult is promoting his “zombie romance” film called “Warm Bodies” and the star was asked about all of his other projects.

In an interview posted by Collider on Jan. 22, the “X-Men: First Class” star discusses his zombie role and the back story before moving to his next film “Jack the Giant Slayer,” which the actor says he’s seen a few bits.

”I’ve seen a few clips from it. It looks pretty impressive,” Hoult says before adding that the Giants have unique personalities and their ‘world” is “pretty spectacular.”


“Jack” is one of several “big budget films” for Hoult who then comments on “Mad Max: Fury Road” which wrapped for Hoult, director George Miller and his character Nux.
”It was fantastic. I mean, crazy. (seen nothing like it) the landscape, the vehicles, the stunts. George Miller is a fantastic director. I think it’s going to be a really cool film.”

New Release Dates for X-Men First Class 2 and Thor 2

Thor 2 now has an official release date of November 8, 2013 with the same cast returning (i.e. Chris Hemsworth, Anthony Hopkins and Natalie Portman). There's also a new director, Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones) and a new villain (Mads Mikkelsen).

Meanwhile Matthew Vaughn will be returning to Marvel's merry mutants with X-Men First Class 2. I'm assuming this would still be released by 20th Century Fox. The bad news? The sequel to the surprise hit from last year has a release date of July 18, 2014.

Other movies that are currently in the funnel include:

Planet of the Apes 2 more appropriately named Dawn of the Planet of the Apes  (May 23, 2014). The movie will still feature Andy Serkis as Caesar with director Rupert Wyatt. The writer for the film? Scott Z the same guy who gave us Contagion.