Director
Matthew Vaughn (
Layer Cake, Stardust, Kick-Ass) had to scrap a good 12-pages of his currently in-progress script for
X-Men: First Class - the reason?
Christopher Nolan's
Inception.
Geoff Bucher's
Hero Complex blog over on LA Times
describes the feelings of the British filmmaker as he caught a Sunday matinee of
Inception only to be disappointed that a few of his ideas for his
X-Men reboot/prequel were up on the screen.

Apparently
Joseph-Gordon Levitt's tumbling, zero-gravity hallway sequence was a little too close to home for Vaughn, who had planned to shoot an action set-piece involving young Professor X (
James McAvoy) in which he would take on some evil mutants through "spinning rooms" and "physics-bending imagery". Whoops.
Vaughn did love the film, however, and I have to say that this article has me looking a little forward to
X-Men: First Class. It's nice to hear that the filmmakers are exploring new ideas and seemingly unsatisfied with anything less.
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