Watch First ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’ Instagram Teaser

Bryan Singer, director of “X-men: Days of Future Past,” has released a major teaser for the film via Instagram and Vine.

This installment will feature French actor and newcomer Omar Sy and Bishop, though he is missing from the short clip. In the 6-second video Michael Fassbender is looking mighty powerful as Magneto, Wolverine is looking forever tortured and Jennifer Lawrence is blue mutant Mystique, this should surely render the fanboys giddy. A full trailer is scheduled for release on Tuesday, October 29.

The film boasts a massive collection of celebrities to make up the cast: Halle Berry, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy all appear, joined by Jennifer Lawrence, Hugh Jackman,  Nicholas Hoult, Peter Dinklage, Ellen Page and Anna Paquin.

Here’s what Singer tweeted:

“Hey gang! Here’s a glimpse of #XMen http://t.co/eGnmKF1RDs Join my Twitter Chat Oct 28 #AskSinger & see the full trailer debut Oct 29.

— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) October 24, 2013.”

 

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