First footage of ‘X-Men: Apocalypse,’ ‘Deadpool’ shown

“It’s only been 11 years in the waiting”, Reynolds said sarcastically.

According to Comic Book Resources, the set could be “the grounds of the X-Mansion and the age-old home of the X-Men is known for getting destroyed one or two or twenty times over the course of its comic career”.

Maybe it’s because the audience deserves a credit on the film.

“One year ago, nearly to the day, some asshole in here leaked that footage, and that’s why we’re standing here today”.

Reynolds is referring to test footage he shot for a “Deadpool” movie which later went viral on YouTube. “[Deadpool] inhabits a space in the comic universe that no one else will inhabit”. As with Deadpool, fans got an second helping. The film will be directed by Blur Films visual effects veteran Tim Miller, written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, and produced by Lauren Shuler Donner and X-Men: Days of Future Past screenwriter Simon Kinberg.

Reynolds, whose castmate, “Silicon Valley” star T.J.

“Fantastic Four” director Josh Trank, left, making a rare public appearance.

The titles during this footage said ‘Prepare for Apocalypse.’Jennifer Lawrence’s Mystique says that a great storm approaches and that’s why she’s here.

“You should direct the next Hulk”. We see Quicksilver a couple times, once running, wearing a Rush band t-shirt.

Hannah Murray (Gilly), John Bradley (Samwell Tarley), Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy), Conleth Hill (Varys) and Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) were also on the panel.

Deadpool opens in theatres February 12, 2016.

Newcomer Briana Hildebrand, on the other hand, had no problem hiding her past infatuation for her oft-fit male lead. “I can’t concentrate”, he said, “because I’m still psyched about the Deadpool trailer”. “[Deadpool] is everything we loved about the comics”. Teller himself makes a more interesting revelation: he thought he was going to be cast in the first incredible Spider-Man movie, and when he didn’t get the part he thought he ruined his chance at being in a superhero movie.

Singer’s video, which he posted on Instagram, also teased the explosive battle that will be featured on “X-Men: Apocalypse“. It gives us a very good look at the main villain from X-Men: Apocalypse.

“I did a cameo for the next “X-Men” movie”, said Lee before stopping short.

It’s a movie that feels like the next generation of the metatextual referentiality that’s made Marvel Studios’ offerings so successful with fans – and been shared on social media by fans countless times following release.