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ARCHIVES WEEK 18 2008
01/05/08
Hulk trailer!:
A new, action packed The Incredible Hulk trailer hit the web! Looks promising! The cast of Louis Leterrier's new take on the franchise, includes Edward Norton, Liv Tyler and Tim Roth.
Click on the pic to download the trailer. I'll be back with more news this weekend!
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30/04/08
Brandon Routh talks Superman!!!:
Now that the Justice League movie will likely not see the light of day, the Superman sequel is back in business! Brandon Routh talks about the Man of Steel and what he would like to see in the sequel;
I expect that we'll be working early next year. I know that Bryan Singer has pretty much finished out "Valkyrie" and is back in the states and is zeroing in on the story that he wants to tell. Once that arrives it's going to move pretty quickly. I think that everybody is getting excited. It's been three years now, really. It's hard to believe that it's been long, but everyone is getting jazzed and ready to go again. I certainly am.
Well, I think that something that audiences are looking for - and I certainly am, too - is for Superman to actually be able to lay a punch on someone or something. I was filming and I thought, I haven't really hit anything. I feel like I'm going to need to let some of this anger out. So I'm happy that I think that's going to be a central part of the sequel, getting a good villain that we can actually have physical altercations with. Certainly also, I'd like more humor from Clark or just more of Clark and Jimmy. A little bit more of Lois and Clark, how we used to see them, a bit more of buddies. Perhaps things will be smoothed over with Superman and Lois and she can afford to be a little bit nicer to Clark. I think that's something that people want to see and those are some of the great moments from previous "Superman" films. Also, Superman and Lois getting together, that's always my end goal. I want that to happen. The romantic in me wants that to happen eventually whether they're finally together in this movie or in whatever future films there might be. I kind of want to see that happen.
Source: Coming Soon
30/04/08
The Mummy is back!:
Director Rob Cohen posted the first poster for his upcoming The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Cast includes Brendan Fraser, Maria Bello, Michelle Yeoh and Jet Li! Click for a bigger version.
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29/04/08
Reggy's Iron Man Review!:
The summer movie season kicks off with the superhero flick Iron Man starring Robert Downey Jr.! I've seen it, loved the
Iron Man suits, but did I also love the flick? Well, click on the pic for my review!
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29/04/08
Newsflash:
 Mel Gibson is ready to get back in front of the camera! The actor will star in the thriller Edge of Darkness, which is based on a 1985 BBC mini-series about a police investigator whose activist daughter is killed. Martin Campbell (Casino Royale, GoldenEye) who directed the series, will also direct the feature. William Monahan (The Departed) wrote the script. Source: Variety
Steven Soderbergh will direct The Girlfriend Experience, a flick that centers on the world of a $10,000-a-night call girl. Just like Soderbergh's Bubble, the low-budget film will be released simultaneously in theatre, on cable and on DVD. Source: Variety
A bunch of new Dark Knight posters were spotted in the bat cave! Click on the pic to check 'm out!
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28/04/08
U.S. Box Office April 25-27:
The comedy Baby Mama entered the top spot, while kicking Jackie Chan and Jet Li's ass, with 18 million dollars! The Harold & Kumar sequel also delivered with its second spot. Here's the rest of the Top Ten;
1. Baby Mama - $18,271,000 (new)
2. Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay - $14,570,000 (new)
3. The Forbidden Kingdom - $11,230,000 / $38,255,000
4. Forgetting Sarah Marshall - $11,014,000 / $35,077,000
5. Nim's Island - $4,525,000 / $38,954,000
6. Prom Night - $4,400,000 / $38,115,000
7. 21 - $4,000,000 / $75,775,000
8. 88 Minutes - $3,600,000 / $12,632,000
9. Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who - $2,410,000 / $147,883,000
10. Deception - $2,225,000 (new)
28/04/08
Guillermo Del Toro talks The Hobbit!:
Now that it's official, Guillermo Del Toro talks about directing The Hobbit! Del Toro already got in touch with Andy Serkis, Ian McKellen, composer Howard Shore and WETA's Richard Taylor. The director will shoot two flicks back to back, check this out;
"You know, I traveled to New Zealand just a little while ago, and one of the main reasons for going was to sit down and talk about the second film. 'The Hobbit', the book, is really one self-contained film, so for the second movie we sat down and worked it out. When we did this we got really excited because this second film is not a 'tag on', it's not 'filler', it's an integral part of telling the story of those 50 years of history lost in the narrative. There will be certain things that we will see from the first movie but from a different point of view, but it will feel like a volume, in the 5 volumes of the entire story. It will not feel like a bridge, I've been hearing it called 'a bridge film', it's not, it's an integral chapter of the story, and I think we're all on the same page.
What I'm trying to do is keep the elements in place but allow you to feel a progression from 'The Hobbit' until 'The Return of the King'. I believe 'The Hobbit' is a very crucial volume in The Lord of the Rings, it is a narrative that starts out very much in an innocent and golden way. It is permeated from England going through World War One, so there is a loss of innocence and a darker tone as the book and the film progresses. We'll be doing that in the first film, taking you from a time of more purity to a darker reality throughout the film, but I think that is in the spirit of the book. All these guys, Alan Lee, John Howe, these guys are integral for us to map out that progress in the two movies, and allow you to completely blend in to the universe that is already in place. But this will be a progression, it should not feel at the start of the film that this is the same time (as the beginning of 'Fellowship'). 50 years in Shire time, is not the same as 50 years in human time, if you think about how our world has changed in only 7 or 8 years, you can think of it as decades of turmoil, those 50 years in Middle-earth."
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26/04/08
Newsflash:
Hi guys, sorry for the delayed update, I've been biking in the caves in the southern part of the low lands for a few days. Fortunately, I'm back in one piece, so lets bring you up to speed on the latest news;
It's official, Guillermo Del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth) is the director of the two Hobbit flicks! The man, who does look like a Mexican hobbit, is moving to New Zealand where the flicks will be shot back to back, the story will eventually lead up to The Fellowship of the Ring. Peter Jackson is still involved as executive producer and writer, together with Fran Walsh. Source: Variety
Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer and former Jedi master, Ewan McGregor, join Tom Hanks in the prequel (or is it a semi-sequel) of The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons. Ron Howard is back for the 'action' and 'cut' part. Source: Variety
My man, Adam Sandler, stars in the upcoming comedy You Don't Mess with the Zohan, which also stars John Turturro, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Nick Swardson and Rob Schneider. The new trailer is up right here. I believe I've wet my pants, can't wait to check this baby out.
Christian Slater, Wes Bentley and Emmanuelle Vaugier will star in Dolan's Cadillac. The film is based on a short story by Stephen King about a man who plots to avenge the murder of his wife. Source: The Hollywood Reporter
The Fury is the next victim, which undergoes a remake treatment. Fox 2000 is planning a new take on Brian De Palma's classic about a young man with kinetic powers. Source: Variety
A freakin' awesome new poster for The Dark Knight is now online! Click on the man with the pointy ears for more!
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