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ARCHIVES WEEK 07 2008
14/02/08
He's back, he's back, he's back!!!:
Tears are running down my cheeks, the man in the hat is back!!! Click on the pic for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull trailer! This one is amazing! I'll be back this weekend with a new update!
© paramount 2008
13/02/08
And... he's also back!:
And look who's also back, Logan!!! Hugh Jackman stars in the X-Men spin-off called X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The film centers on Wolverine's origins and his encounter with the world of mutants. Here's what Jackman had to say;
"Sabretooth is going to play a big part in it. And there will be a good bit of cameos of new and familiar mutants. But you can't give too much away, because fans are pretty hard-core. Their expectations go up a level every time you come out with a new film."
The first pic appeared on the web and, my god, Jackman looks brutal.
© fox 2008
13/02/08
Reggy's Jumper Review:
It's been a while since my last review, guys, will try to keep up with the upcoming flicks. First, it's time to jump around and
have some fun with Doug Liman's action thriller Jumper! Click on the pic for Reggy's Jumper review!
© fox 2008
12/02/08
Newsflash:
 No Country for Old Men's Joel and Ethan Coen are planning to adapt Michael Chabon's novel The Yiddish Policemen's Union. Source: Variety
Hank Azaria joins Ben Stiller for the sequel Night at the Museum 2: Escape From the Smithsonian. Amy Adams also stars and Shawn Levy will direct. Source: The Hollywood Reporter
This one looks like my kinda flick, check out the trailer for the cop thriller Street Kings right here! The cast includes Keanu Reeves, Forest Whitaker, Chris Evans and Dr. House himself, Hugh Laurie. Writer-turned-director David Ayer, who wrote Training Day, directs!
11/02/08
Dennis Quaid talks G.I. Joe:
I've always wondered why Dennis Quaid signed on to star as General Hawk in the upcoming Hasbro toy flick, G.I. Joe, and now I know why! He tought it would be fun! The man explains and also tells a bit about the story;
"We grew up with G.I. Joe and it's kind of a cartoon thing…it's a big popcorn type of tent pole action movie that…it's not deep. The character of General Hawk that I'm playing is kind of a cross between Chuck Yeager and Sgt. Rock and maybe a naïve Hugh Hefner thrown in there. General Hawk's aide to camp is a Victoria Secret supermodel so how serious can it be?
It's set a little bit in the future, and in a way the Joe's are an international sort of special forces type of group that mainly fights these terrorists groups that spring up. It's really more like James Bond than it would be about…yeah it's more like James Bond. And with the group being Spectre - there is this evil mastermind who is behind it. I think it's going to be more like the old James Bond's - like the Dr. No's - where the mastermind has his own private island and all these people are wearing matching coveralls."
G.I. Joe will be directed by Van Helsing's Stephen Sommers and also stars Channing Tatum, Sienna Miller, Ray Park, Rachel Nichols, Marlon Wayans and Arnold Vosloo. Well, I guess I agree with Quaid, this could be a fun flick!
Source: Collider
11/02/08
Roy Scheider passed away:
Roy Scheider, the man who wrote history as Police Chief Martin Brody in Jaws, passed away Sunday.
The actor, a two-time Oscar nominee, also starred in The French Connection, All That Jazz and of course Blue Thunder, a film I've watched hundreds of times when I was a kid. Roy Scheider was 75.
11/02/08
Forbidden Kingdom trailer!!!:
A new trailer for The Forbidden Kingdom is up! The film marks the first Jackie Chan and Jet Li collaboration. It somehow worries me that the film is helmed by the director of The Lion King, Stuart Little and The Haunted Mansion, but the trailer looks promising!
Click on the pic to check it out!
© lionsgate 2008
11/02/08
U.S. Box Office Feb 08-10:
The Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson romantic adventure flick, Fool's Gold, is the new #1 flick at the American Box Office! Here's the rest of the Top Ten;
1. Fool's Gold - $22,010,000 (new)
2. Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins - $17,127,000 (new)
3. Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour - $10,508,000 / $53,390,000
4. The Eye - $6,630,000 / $21,521,000
5. Juno - $5,725,000 / $117,630,000
6. 27 Dresses - $5,700,000 / $65,369,000
7. The Bucket List - $5,340,000 / $75,058,000
8. Rambo - $4,110,000 / $36,504,000
9. Meet the Spartans - $4,075,000 / $33,915,000
10. There Will Be Blood - $4,073,000 / $26,782,000
09/02/08
Newsflash:
After directing the Rolling Stones' Shine a Light, Martin Scorsese plans to make another documentary, this time about the legendary reggae star Bob Marley. Source: Variety
Uma Thurman will star in Eloise in Paris, a film based on the children's novel series. Thurman will play Nanny and Charles Shyer is directing, more movies are also planned. Source: Variety
Jeff Bridges, Justin Timberlake and Mary Steenburgen will star in The Open Road. The film centers on a young man trying to reconnect with his father. Source: Variety
I love these little clips, a new on-set video about Indiana Jones and his famous hat is now up at the official site! Click here to check it out!
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