Let me preface this by saying I am huge BSG fan (both the original and the better one;)), I hate the idea of another Battlestar Galactica reimagining. The last one just ended! I could see a some kind of film set during the series like the upcoming The Plan but another reimagining is not a good idea.

Won't happen. Singer's been supposedly working on Logan's Run, for like, 18 years. It's not out yet either. He's one more flop from directing tv. He really lost folks a lot of money on Superman Returns, and Valkyrie performed below expectations. Of course, not being all that interesting helped.

Bryan Singer is a director. It depends on who writes Wolverine 2 to make it better than 1, not him at all. He also wastes money beyond belief (CGI Brandon Routh whenever his feet leave the ground comes to mind, as well as Valkryie's original running time versus how long it turned out), even though no one likes to talk about it. However, he should return to Superman and cover the Bizzaro Storyline ina 1 hour 45 minute movie with tons of action starring Brandon Routh. Done.

Unless DeSanto is attached it's just another example of a NON-fanboy director jacking ideas and passing them off as his own. Expect superman crap not xmen awesomeness.

However, Singer's last two successful (financially) movies were Xmen and X2: X Men United (that's the stupidest title–maybe worse than The First Avenger: Captain America). And, the question for this one is: can he do better than the guy who directed Origins did? Well, he appears to have 20/20 eyesight, and isn't a quadruple amputee. So…yeah, he could do better than that. And, then I remember Superman Returns, so his eyesight comes back into question, as well as his control of his other limbs. So…toss up!

The most recent Battlestar Galactica was far superior in Storyline then it's predecessor. Bryan Singer should have continued the X-Men Franchise because Brett Rattner ruined the 3rd X-men Movie and Bryan ruined the Superman movie.
Imagine this…
Bryan Singer directs X-men 3.
Warner Brothers chose Kevin Smith over Tim Burton to direct Superman.
The Current Battlestar Galactica series on SyFy ends the last episode in one of the most climactic endings which leads the audience hanging just like "Soprano;" but the writer of BSG confirms that he did that purposely, because SyFy and a major Studio signed a deal to finish the last episode with a bang!, in a 2 1/2 hour Motion Picture!.

Bryan Singer would never have been attached to do a re-imagining BSG movie.

Bryan Singer just made me his BITCH! Bring on 2011. Even if its a reboot Singer is a fan of the original Galactica so its bound to be a bit more faithful. I hope Tom DeSanto gets involved with this as well and that David Hayter isn't far behind.

Oh and Dirk. Its gotta have Dirk.