Bryan Singer Reveals Magneto's "Toys" In X-MEN: DOFP Production Still

Pff. Lame. The Governor had WAY better tools in his Dungeon of Evil.

Cool

maybe he is still after those Nazis from the concentration camp ...
I thought Shawn was the last of them.
But there could be also some doctor from the camp on the loose.
Payback is a bitch.

Magneto is gonna [frick] shit up!

Right on, Nomis.

1st April nerds.

ok back to subject ...

@SotoJuiceMan

nah, I think the whole timeline will be pretty [frick]ed up and he will still have his powers. It would be rather good if the alternative timeline begin where the X2 ended. Right after Jean dead.

DEATHbyEXILE

ok ... one more :) Nic Cage as Tony "The Booze" Stark/Iron Man in Demon in The Bottle Adaptation

@JokerFanHAhaHA

i remember that scene, but i'm not sure if he was regaining his powers back. It was kinda like with this [frick]ing twirling thing at the end of Inception.

Mutants don't lose power forever, just when they are near Leech, so cure doesn't work permanent.
Book it blind nerds.

so this ISN'T an april fool's joke? if not then nice find and if it IS one it's a very bad one.

What has this got to do with DOFP?

Where's the Sentinels?

@Newbus, If your expecting sentinels in this movie I think you're going to be very disappointed.

Movie directors and Twitter should be kept in opposite corners when filming. It's annoying. Hints in interviews are cool, they can be twisted and structured to allow one's imagination to go wild. But seeing the anatomy of a movie while it's being built is scratching away at the overall end surprise package. Words can create hype, but photos of sets take away from the reality the movie itself is trying to convey. It's like the ghost of Bernard Shaw has returned, and they may as well have cables and microphones hanging around in the actual movie in the end. "It's not real, everybody! We know you know it's not real, but [frick] your imagination, cause we're going to constantly remind you it isn't." We could have behind the scenes clips of Survivor members eating Energy Bars before getting into character and crawling to their measly rice portion for the day. Instead of showing Magneto's toys for instance, one says Magneto gets creative and is inspired by Sebastien Shaw's methods in torture and interrogation. We all know what the tools look like, so it's unnecessary to reveal. What they're actually doing is telling us they're props for no good reason. They're not tools, they're props. That's not an Oscorp machine, that's a very impressive piece of set design and three production members. There is the obvious, we know real from fiction, but the progression of movie directing and filming is at complete contrast with the effect Twitter updates are having. "Hey artist, go into your studio, make something, then come back and show us. Stop deliberately leaving the door ajar for two seconds at a time to remind us why you went into the studio." Imagine their kid's birthdays, where he teases photos of their present while wrapping them.

@Nomis, Yellow and black was good enough for Bruce Lee, and Kill Bill.