ITunes has Pan Am, Season one, for free. It’s not quite my cup of tea, but if anyone happens to be a fan, this is the time to pick it up because I have no idea how long this deal will last. All you need is iTunes, and an iTunes account.
The web site for Marc Webb’s “The Amazing Spider-Man” has been live for a few days now, and from what I have heard about the film–beyond a basic plot synopsis–I find disappointing because it appears that they’re going to tackle his origin. Again. For the most part I enjoyed Sam Raimi’s take on the character–with […]
I am not quite sure what an “announcement trailer” is, since I have always thought that every trailer exists to announce something (namely, that a new movie is coming). That being said, I think that Peter Jackson is a talented director, though I was most interested when I learned that Guillermo Del Toro was at […]
Here’s the trailer for Jonathan Liebesman’s “Wrath of the Titans,” the sequel to Louis Leterrier’s “Clash of the Titans,” which is itself a remake of a 1981 film by Desmond Davis. Liebesman also directed “Darkness Falls,” which took a great idea–the story of the Tooth Fairy, and her murderous attachment to the collection of teeth, […]
While I suspect that the primary reason this was released today was because so many people had crappy pirated versions, I have to admit that they’re doing the right thing, which is feeding the almost rabid interest this movie seems to be developing. I also noticed that, while Bane doesn’t talk much, when he does […]
I found this makeup test for The Green Goblin, from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man from 2002. It’s visually closer in appearance to the character from the Marvel comics, and certainly will not bring any comparisons to the Power Rangers, as the version that Raimi finally used, did. via SuperHeroHype
Here’s a link to “The Dark Knight Rises” prologue (below the “Community” pic), which I have to honestly say that I stumbled upon. It looks really cool (and not only because I was an extra during the New York filming), though you can barely understand anything that Bane is saying, which is a bit odd. […]
Vulture has prepared a list of the Ten Best and Worst Movie Posters of the Year, and while most of their choices are good ones, particularly “Martha, Marcy, May, Marlene,” I think that they missed one, which was understandable because if isn’t for a movie, but a television series on the FX Network. It lasted […]
I haven’t been all that expectant for Ridley Scott’s “Prometheus,” but when I heard that H.R. Geiger was doing the production design, and that aliens were somehow going to be involved with the proceedings, I am coming around. Then I saw this teaser poster, which I think is really cool in the way that it evokes greater […]
Here’s a post from Nikki Finke and Deadline, talking about Warner Bros. current problems revolving around cost overruns on some of their upcoming films, like “The Lone Ranger,” and “Arthur & Lancelot.” I reference it because there’s a mention of Guillermo Del Toro’s aborted “At The Mountains Of Madness” in the fourth paragraph.
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