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Making an appearance at Comic-Con is an annual essential for Peter Jackson and his merry band of Hobbits, Dwarfs and errant wizards and this year was no exception, allowing long-expectant fans the chance to catch up with the team before the unexpected journey unfurls itself at our cinemadoorstep before the end of the year. As [...]
Comic-Con may have come to an end, but we’re still enjoying the flow of news continuing in its wake, now bringing us our first look at a teaser poster for The Last Stand, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first leading role since his return to acting. Jee-woon Kim (The Good, The Bad, The Weird) is behind the camera, [...]
At the start of the weekend, Karl Urban announced that there would be an exclusive Star Trek 2 Comic-Con Sneak Peek that would premiere on YouTube, and though writer Damon Lindelof said that he had no idea what Urban was talking about, the actor has made good on his promise! In a way. If you’re looking [...]
As Comic-Con kicked off last week, we saw a fantastic new poster for The Dark Knight Rises courtesy of Mondo, who have produced some of the most awesome movie posters in recent years. Over in San Diego last night, Mondo revealed another awesome new set of prints – one more for The Dark Knight Rises [...]
Last week, Peter Jackson officially announced that he’d wrapped the final shooting block on production of The Hobbit, which has been shooting its two instalments back-to-back out in New Zealand. Jackson has taken the film to Comic-Con this weekend, and has now been talking about a very interesting possibility. He says that they’ve not been [...]
It’s all been happening over at Comic-Con this weekend! Marvel were billed for take Iron Man 3 there for an hour, but they took a few surprises with them – Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man test reel, the full titles and logos for its upcoming slate of films, confirmation that Guardians of the Galaxy is indeed their [...]
Karl Urban is out in San Diego this weekend to promote his upcoming lead in Dredd, and though Paramount aren’t at the convention with Star Trek 2, Urban has been speaking about the film in his Dredd talks, and promised a Star Trek exclusive will hit YouTube this weekend. Talking to /Film, he was asked [...]
I’ve still tempting to finish off season 2 of AMC’s hit TV series, The Walking Dead and I have to admit that I’m struggling. It has moments of awesomeness but it’s some of the mundane plot twists which get rather tiresome and a little bit dull. Is that just me? Earlier today at Comic Con, [...]
In promotion of M. Night Shyamalan’s next sci-fi blockbuster, After Earth, Sony have announced a big-scale mutli-platform project that will take shape in the coming months to generate early buzz ahead of the film’s release next summer. Will and son Jaden Smith star in the leads, and we got our first look at the duo [...]
In case you didn’t know, its Comic Con time, and what better place is there to show off a new super hero game. Injustice: Gods Among us, is the latest scrapper from the folks behind the Mortal Kombat games, only this time, there isn’t so much focus on blood and gore, but on super [...]
Disney have released a brand new image for their new animated movie Wreck-It Ralph. A trailer was released a few weeks ago and this evening, the Disney panel has been spoiling us by releasing bucket-loads of stuff from the panel which is happening in San Diego as I type. If you missed it, have a [...]
They are throwing these trailer out of Comic-Con at a cracking rate so without further ado here’s the ‘tribute trailer’ to Tim Burton’s 3D stop motion reworking of Frankenweenie. If you missed it earlier today there’s also a neat poster displaying much of the same spirit as this new trailer, check that one out here. [...]
Expect a whole lot of these Comic-Con specials over the next few days and let’s hope they are as cool as this one. Tim Burton’s 3D resurrection of his ’84 short Frankenweenie is out here on the 17th of October and as well as a few very nice galleries and a couple of great trailers [...]
Comic Con is coming up people and that is fantastic news for anyone who’s excited to see more from movies like The Hobbit. To whet our appetites, Warner Bros. and LEGO have revealed the first look at characters from the supporting LEGO set which will accompany the movie. Pretty great aren’t they! These hit shelves [...]
Having topped the US box office with Ted last weekend, earning a record-breaking $54m. in its opening weekend, things are looking pretty excellent for Seth MacFarlane. Not only has his feature directorial debut been a big success with fans and critics alike, but he’s also got his staple three television series coming back for more [...]
Having just seen the brilliant new poster for The Hobbit ahead of its appearance at Comic-Con next week, Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim has also had its awesome first poster released in promotion of its journey to San Diego. Del Toro is behind the camera for the first time since since 2008’s Hellboy II, and [...]
Comic-Con returns once more to San Diego next week, and you can bet that the four-day event will lead to a very healthy dose of news in the coming days and weeks with so many brilliant films heading to the convention. Things are already getting off to a good start, with Peter Jackson himself releasing [...]
Disney have just sent over details of a brand new ‘Art of Frankenweenie Exhibition’ which is set to tour multiple countries before ending up at Comic Con 2012 in San Diego. Frankenweenie is Tim Burton’s new 3D black and white stop-motion animation which lands in UK cinemas 5th October later this year. Below is a [...]
It seems strange now to think that, back in 2008, when Iron Man first came out, Agent Coulson, was just a bit part – a small role, giving a hint of a wider universe. Then Clark Gregg made the role his own, and became the heart and soul of Marvel’s cinematic universe, and a multi-eyed [...]
The big question with the transfer of Tintin from big to small screen was how the fantastic use of 3D and sheer scale of the film would suffer. The answer, thankfully, is not in the slightest, Spielberg and Jackson wisely choosing to steer clear of the clichéd third dimensional gimmicks. With the audience treated as [...]