“I don’t know if every movie has to be a history lesson. But there’s a lot of history to cover. If we sequelized this, it could inhabit a whole world of the 20th century. When [First Class] happened, Kennedy had not been assassinated and the Vietnam War hadn’t happened yet. What’s really interesting about the ’60s setting is the civil rights movement.”
This is what Bryan Singer recently said to THE LA TIMES. I really liked that they tied the latest film into real world events. I wouldn’t mind if they continued this trend. I just don’t want it to feel to forced for the sake of the story. Regardless, as long as Singer stays actively involved in the continuation of this franchise then I will still have some hope that the films will be good.
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