Brett Ratner Done with "X-Men" Movies

Brett Ratner, the man behind "X-Men: The Last Stand," has revealed to MTV News that he doesn't plan to direct any other movies based on Marvel characters.

"The thing with the 'X-Men' universe is, I feel like I've already done it," he explained. "I'd love to see [Steven] Spielberg do it. A Spielberg 'X-Men' movie would be something I'd love to see."

Ratner is not done with comic-book movies, just Marvel ones. He's currently attached to Rob Liefeld's signature series "Youngblood," which follows the adventures of a high-profile team of superheroes sanctioned and overseen by the US government, led by Shaft -- a former FBI agent also happens to be an expert archer.

He added that he remains a big fan of Marvel and the X-Men mutants. "I heard a rumor that they were going to do a young 'X-Men,' which would be great," Ratner said of "First Class." "I would love to see a 'Magneto' movie personally, because I love the Holocaust backstory. I'd love to see a 'Storm' movie, too."