When MTV approached Singer about Halle Berry returning to the role of Storm, he wasn’t certain if the story would allow for it. “I can’t say. I don’t know yet. And it’s not necessarily a deal making aspect at all. I want to make sure it’ll make sense. But I love working with her.”

He pretty much told the Huffington Post the same thing when they asked about Alan Cumming appearing once again as Nightcrawler. “I don’t want to…sometimes you don’t want to say “yes” or “no” to something that may not be a “yes” or a “no,” or anything. I haven’t decided yet, a few things. I’m still, you know — there are certain aspects of the script that I’m still toying with.”

In other words, Singer isn’t sure that he wants to have a bad guy defeated by being teleported into the sky and then zapped with lightning.

The film unfolds as Dali finds himself hospitalized after injuries sustained in a fire. According to The SMH, “a semi-conscious Dali overhears a doctor suggesting what an extraordinary movie his life would make and so his mind—and the film—begins to soar, occasionally breaking the so-called ‘fourth wall’’ when the artist converses directly with his audience.”

I’m in! I don’t even know that much about the artist beyond some of his better known works, but with Alan Cumming playing him, Judy Davis playing his one love Gala, and Phillip Mora writing and directing, I’m on board. It will be really interesting to see a 3D film that is INTENTIONALLY confusing. Transformers “saga,” I’m looking at you. (The Playlist)