They aren't wasting any time with the X-Men franchise, that's for sure. Director Bryan Singer tweeted today that the follow up to X-Men: Days of Future Past, to be released in 2014, will be titled X-Men: Apocalypse and will hit theaters on May 27, 2016. Well, it's the assumed sequel to Days of Future Past.
If you aren't aware, Apocalypse is the name of an immortal mutant with ancient Egyptian roots. Apocalypse possesses superhuman strength, the ability to teleport, a genius intellect, and the ability to control energy. The fact that Bishop is being introduced in Days of Future Past could possibly lead to Apocalypse because of the alternate universe. Only time will tell.
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