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ARCHIVES WEEK 17 2006

27/04/06
Pathfinder trailer!:
I've got a cool trailer to end the week, I'll be back with the next update this weekend!
Great look at the viking flick Pathfinder hit the web. The film stars Karl Urban, Russell Means and Clancy Brown. Here's the official synopsis:
"A thousand years in the past, a young Viking boy is accidentally left behind during a skirmish between the Vikings and Native Americans. The Native Americans raise the boy as their own, but when their village is wiped out from a Viking raid, the adopted Viking becomes his people's savior in battling the Norsemen."
Click on the pic to download the trailer!
 © fox 2006
26/04/06
Newsflash:
I Am Legend is going to happen and Will Smith is still attached for the lead. Francis Lawrence (Constantine) will direct the action flick about one man against dangerous mutants.
Ben Stiller will reteam with There's Something About Mary directors Bobby and Peter Farrelly in Seven Day Itch. The film centers on a man who falls in love with another woman while on his honeymoon.
Ben Kingsley, Téa Leoni and Luke Wilson will star in John Dahl's mob comedy You Kill Me. Dennis Farina, Philip Baker Hall and Bill Pullman also star.
New Cleveland set pics of Spider-man 3 hit the web... and this time we finally get to see the webcrawler in action! Click on Spidey for more!
Source: Variety

25/04/06
Scarface joins Ocean!:
Very cool news, guys, Al Pacino joins George Clooney, Brad pitt, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia, Don Cheadle, Bernie Mac... and Ellen Barkin in Ocean's 13!
Steven Soderbergh is also back to direct the gang. Pacino will be playing Willie Banks, the owner of a high-profile casino and hotel in Las Vegas. Most of you disliked Ocean's 12, but I just loved both films and looking
forward to see Danny Ocean back in action.
Source: Variety
25/04/06
MTV Movie Awards 2006!:
Yes! The MTV Movie Awards 2006 will air on Thursday, June 8th! The 40-Year Old Virgin and Wedding Crashers lead with five nominations each and Oscar winner Crash didn't receive anything, how about that!
Here are the nominees of my favorite categories:
BEST MOVIE
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Batman Begins
King Kong
Sin City
Wedding Crashers
BEST VILLAIN
Cillian Murphy - Batman Begins
Hayden Christensen - Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
Ralph Fiennes - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Tilda Swinton - The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Tobin Bell - Saw II
BEST FIGHT
Kong vs. The Planes - King Kong
Stephen Chow vs. Axe Gang - Kung Fu Hustle
Angelina Jolie vs. Brad Pitt - Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Ewan McGregor vs. Hayden Christensen - Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
Click here for the complete list, including Best On-screen Team, Best Hero, Best Kiss and Best Frightened Performance.

24/04/06
MovieXplosion.com's King Kong contest!!!:
King Kong was my favorite film of 2005 and I proudly present movieXplosion.com's King Kong contest!
You can win a King Kong DVD, click on Kong for further details!

24/04/06
U.S. Box Office Apr 21-23:
Horror flick Silent Hill did an excellent job, opening with 20 million bucks!
Scary Movie 4 dropped to second position but still doing great with 17 million dollars. The Michael Douglas
action flick, The Sentinel, did a bit less than expected. Here's the rest of the Top Ten:
1. Silent Hill - $20,200,000 (new)
2. Scary Movie 4 - $17,034,000 / $67,697,000
3. The Sentinel - $14,650,000 (new)
4. Ice Age: The Meltdown - $12,800,000 / $167,863,000
5. The Wild - $8,050,000 / $21,958,000 (new)
6. The Benchwarmers - $7,300,000 / $47,145,000
7. Take the Lead - $4,250,000 / $29,556,000
8. American Dreamz - $3,690,000
9. Inside Man - $3,668,000 / $81,233,000
10. Friends With Money - $3,551,000 / $5,333,000
24/04/06
Michael Bay talks Transformers!:
AICN got the chance to talk to director Michael Bay who's prepping the live-action Transformers flick!
The director talked a bit about the story and showed production art and animatics. Here are a few clips of the report:
"He flipped through the stack as he was telling me that he has the full support of the US Armed Forces for this film and has met with them repeatedly to discuss how they are portrayed in the movie. With a smile, Bay said that if the world ever had a giant robot problem how we see the Armed Forces deal with them in TRANSFORMERS is how we'd see them deal with them in real life.
The biggest difference from the cartoon and toys is that the Autobots and Decepticons aren't going to be as blocky. Bay said that when they started breaking down how these robots transform from vehicles to robots the blocky end result didn't make any sense and looked pretty silly. So, you see the working parts of the vehicles much more on the robots, you see sharper angles, but they all stem from them transforming.
We talked a bit about the beginning of the movie. It starts in the Antarctica with a man chipping away at a giant ice wall. Something happens, his dogs run away and ice wall opens, the man falling into an icy cave, sliding down into the earth. When he stops, the camera pulls back and shows him resting in a giant robotic hand, half in and half out of the ice. I saw this piece in production art and it was very atmospheric with giant shapes in the surrounding ice walls and the tiny man resting in the palm of a robot."
Very cool! Click on the above link for the long but awesome report!

22/04/06
Exclusive Pulse poster!!!:
I've just received the wonderful poster for the thriller Pulse! Here's the synopsis:
"Imagine our wireless technologies made a connection to a world beyond our own. Imagine that world used that technology as a doorway into ours. Now, imagine the connection we made can't be shut down. When you turn on your cell phone or log on to your e-mail, they'll get in, you'll be infected and they'll be able to take from you what they don't have anymore - life. Kristen Bell, Christina Milian and Ian Somerhalder star in PULSE, a bone-chilling thriller hitting theatres on July 14th."
Click on the pic for a bigger version!
 © the weinstein company 2006
22/04/06
Newsflash:
Hi guys, I've got a creepy trailer for you to start off the weekend, check it out in today's newsflash:
Damien is back in The Omen remake! The thriller is directed by John Moore and stars Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber, David Thewlis and Mia Farrow. The trailer looks pretty cool, click here to download and look closely, cause King Kong has a cameo in the flick!
I guess this is great news for the Star Trek fans, J.J. Abrams (Lost, M:I:III) will direct the 11th Star Trek flick, which will be released in 2008. The film will be written by Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci and will center on the early days of James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock.
Brendan Fraser will star in an update of Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth. Fraser plays a geologist in Journey 3-D, who discovers a message hidden in an ancient artifact, leading him into a previously unseen world. VFX specialist Eric Brevig will make his directorial debut with Journey 3-D.
Source: Variety
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Casanova
Doctor Dolittle 3
Final Fantasy VII
Match Point
Tristan and Isolde

Murderball
Corpse Bride
In Her Shoes
The Cave
Get Rich or Die Tryin'
Howl's Moving Castle
The Machinist

V For Vendetta
Basic Instinct 2
Ice Age 2
Edison
Final Destination 3
King Kong
Chronicles of Narnia
Harry Potter 4
Chicken Little
Domino
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