Even though this week officially belongs to Iron Man, which hits theaters tomorrow, we have seen a lot more from The Dark Knight and now The Incredible Hulk. Below, we have the second trailer for Hulk that shows a lot more than in the previous trailer.
In this new trailer, there’s a lot more action, more Liv Tyler and more Tim Roth. Which, to me, is a good thing. The Incredible Hulk hits theaters on June 13th.
The Incredible Hulk stars Edward Norton, Liv Tyler and Tim Roth. You can see 14 new images if you head over to Film School Rejects.
What do you think about this new trailer? Much better than the first one, huh?
The past few days have been heavily focused on The Dark Knight, with 6 posters coming out, a new trailer being leaked after that huge scavenger hunt yesterday, and now this.
Here is a huge international banner for the film, which will hit theaters July 18th. Click on the image below to see a bigger version, or click right here to see the HUGE version.
Not too much to say here, aside from here is the teaser poster for The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. The film stars Brendan Fraser and Jet Li and will hit theaters August 1st.
Today we get to see the Sleestak from the remake of Land of the Lost which stars Will Ferrell. USAToday got the exclusive first look and posted this image online.
Now, some of you might be screaming “MAN IN SUIT! MAN IN SUIT!” which is correct. They are men in suits, but that’s the way it was intended. Since this film is going to be a comedy, the director thought this was the best choice instead of using CGI. So take a look at the ominous Sleestak below!
Here it is, folks! The brand new Dark Knight trailer that has been highly anticipated since the first one debuted a few months ago. Sorry for such poor quality, but this is the best we can do for now! Check it out below.
Hopefully we will get a better version very soon. We will keep you posted.
The Dark Knight stars Christian Bale and Heath Ledger and is due in theaters July 18th.
I will put this as simply as possible. There are some movies that do not need to be remade. It’s Alive is one of those films. We have the trailer below, and I’m not sure whether or not to take it seriously. Parts of it make me laugh hysterically, while other parts just plain gross me out.
You can watch the trailer below, but be warned! The trailer is over three minutes long and just about gives away the whole movie. So if you aren’t into spoilers, I suggest staying awaying from this one. Oh, but if you want to see Bijou Phillips’ nipple, cut straight to 1:59 into the trailer.
What did you think about that trailer? Is this a comedy or a horror? Or maybe it’s a bit of both? Discuss below!
A new clip from Iron Man has hit the net. This one is titled “Flight Stabilizer” and is pretty funny. The clip below is straight from the movie, but you can watch this same clip with commentary from director Jon Favreau right here.
The viral marketing campaign for The Dark Knight was in full swing today with tons of people taking part in a huge scavenger hunt…which led us nowhere.
After all was said and done, we found ourselves directed to this website with this image on there.
I feel cheated. I don’t know about the rest of you, but after all of this went down today I was really expecting to see a trailer tonight. Now it looks like we are going to have to wait until Sunday…or until someone that was lucky enough to get their hands on it and leaks it.
Universal has bought the rights for the comic book series Resurrection, written by Marc Guggenheim. The comic book series fairly new, the first publication was back in October and now the third issue recently released.
Resurrection takes an old story-line, but brings it to us from a different viewpoint. The series follows a group of survivors trying to take back control of the planet after an apocalyptic alien invasion.
No word on who will direct or star in the adaptation. But one thing is for sure, we will be seeing a lot of comic book movies in the next few years from comics not widely known. Oni Press is the compnay that publishes Resurrection as well as Scott Pilgrim vs. the World which was also just picked up for an adaptation coming from Edgar Wright and Michael Cera.
After the official announcement on Thursday that Guillermo Del Toro would be directing The Hobbit and its sequel, there are a lot of questions to be answered. TheOneRing.net talked to del Toro about his take on his new adventure and what, and who, should we expect to see.
Regarding the cast and who has given interest in returning, del Toro had this to say.
“I had the most charming meeting with Sir Ian, and all bureaucracy pending, he’s on board, as is Andy Serkis,” he said. “We will continue giving you progress reports as the occur. It is our intention that we will not lose any of the key elements.”
We have also been told that del Toro is going to move to New Zealand for four years with Peter Jackson to film. Del Toro’s film Pan’s Labyrinth used some studio sets to simulate the outdoors, and TheOneRing.net asked if he planned on doing the same for The Hobbit.
“I think green screen photography is exactly like CGI, it is a tool, I don’t think it should be overused. Things like ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ and ‘The Devil’s Backbone’ are incredibly dependent on location, we shot on location for more than half the time. Those locations can be enhanced by technology however, both digital and physical. What I would like to avoid is the recreation of the natural environments in CG, I don’t like doing that. The movie is essentially a journey movie, I think you need to use locations as much as possible.”
Del Toro pointed out that he plans on using less CGI than seen in Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films, and use more animatronics. They basically want to take a leap 10 years into the future with the state-of-the-art animatronics they plan on using.
