Harrison Ford Joins Anchorman: The Legend Continues
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movie...W5KTjV0EWPw.99
I didn't see that one coming.
Harrison Ford Joins Anchorman: The Legend Continues
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movie...W5KTjV0EWPw.99
I didn't see that one coming.
New Iron Man 3 trailer:
I appreciate what Jon Favreau did for the "Iron Man" franchise in getting it started, but I'm glad it's in the hands of a director like Shane Black now. Robert Downey Jr's Tony Stark was getting old (although the general mediocrity of Iron Man 2 didn't help progress the character any), and this film looks like it'll do a good job of getting the franchise in an interesting new direction.
Also, by all early accounts, Ben Kingsley absolutely kills it as The Mandarin.
I always felt that the movie version of Iron Man (and not ironically, the actor too - Robert Downey Jr) were at their best when they had a straight man to play off of.
That's why the Avengers was so good.
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Underneath the sky
I run up to the rainbow girl
just to pass her by
I'll never have a change of heart
My swan will never sing
I have no heart the swan is gone
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Rumor: Christopher Nolan In Talks To Oversee 'Justice League,' Christian Bale To Return As Batman
http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayli...atman-20130304
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Man of Steel screening info:
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/scoo...l-kinds-of-ass
Imagine a Nolan story with Snyder effects/action
It’s the best movie of the year.
There’s TONS of action with Superman kicking all kinds of ass in his suit.
The cape is CG’d most of the time so it can look awesome.
They have intentionally left out most of the the Super action in trailers to save it.
It’s not nearly as dour and serious as the trailers suggest.
The movie is complete, minus the 3D post-conversion, which is currently taking place
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Speaking of Harrison Ford, I'm sure you guys have already heard about the Jackie Robinson biopic "42" coming out in April. Anyone gonna go see it?
Ford, by the way, is gonna play Dodger GM Branch Rickey.
My home town was carved out of swampland.
@chthomas91
Agreed.
The first Iron Man movie was a lot of fun, it was done well, and since it was a new character for the big screen, it was a refreshing experience. The second Iron Man was just a rehash of the first one, with a couple of bland new characters added in, but that movie was sort of sacrificed by Marvel to get the ball rolling on The Avengers.
Robert Downey Jr had sort of sleep walked through Iron Man 2, but since Joss Whedon came up with such a good script for The Avengers, and Tony Stark was actually fleshed out a little more as an actual character, forced to work with guys who were his legitimate equals, Downey Jr put on a pretty good performance.
If he's not challenged, it's easy for Downey Jr to basically play himself and spit out some snarky lines, but that's why I have hope for Iron Man 3, with Don Cheadle's role as Rhodes expanding, Ben Kingsley supposedly putting on a show as a cerebral villain (not just another machine for Iron Man to simply fight off like in the first two movies), and Shane Black taking over the screenplay and direction.
I'll believe that Nolan and Bale are returning for any sort of Justice League movie when they're actually on set and shooting scenes. It would be nice, but I just don't see either of them making the commitment to a project of that scale, especially one that's been in as much turmoil as the Justice League.
Warner Bros is so obsessed with making this Justice League movie work, and I really don't understand it.
Marvel built up to The Avengers movie in response to what Nolan was doing for the Batman franchise. It took massive planning on Marvel's part to combat the success of The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
Marvel has now established several tent poles between Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor, with another Avengers movie in sight. WB seems to have done everything right so far with this new Superman movie, but they botched the Green Lantern movie, they can't decide if Wonder Woman should be a TV show or a movie, and they haven't even tried to do anything with The Flash. For an epic crossover movie, Marvel is sprinting into its second lap and WB hasn't even gotten off the blocks yet.
If WB wants to make this superhero crossover film thing work so badly, I would suggest that they pump the brakes on the Justice League idea and instead just hope that this Superman film is a success, and then shoot for a "World's Finest" movie with Superman and Batman, and try to bring Nolan and Bale back on board for that.
Nolan's already got his hands all over the new Superman movie, so asking him to direct a Batman/Superman movie shouldn't be a huge request, and if Nolan signed on, Bale would have to seriously consider it.
The Avengers 2 could be about as big of a movie as anybody could ask for, but it still wouldn't outdraw a very carefully and well done film featuring the two biggest superhero properties around.
Hot off the press, just published today... The Hangover Part III
I agree with what you said about Iron Man and Downey Jr. I was initially excited for IM3 but after seeing the last trailer I am kind of down about it. It seems like a lot more of the same and the spot at the end with more "bot" suits just seems played out at this point. I am looking forward to Kingsley though.
I have always thought this is the way to go. When those two eventually share a movie, nobody else really matters. That should be their goal, creating a good Superman/Batman crossover because that alone would rival the Avengers. I also hope Bale doesn't return and it isn't set in the same universe as TDK trilogy. It just wouldn't fit.
I can't wait for Man of Steel though because I hope we finally have a good Superman movie on our hands.
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I can't believe they are making a third one. Geez at least it looks like it might actually have a new script this time around.
Last edited by Momma There Goes That Man; March-7th-2013 at 09:39 PM.
Based on the Chris Claremont/Frank Miller penned series...
Yes, the presumed dead Jean Grey is present..I'm guessing it's either flashbacks or hallucinations...
Last edited by The Evil Genius; March-28th-2013 at 11:07 AM.
__________________
Birds are flying out of water
Underneath the sky
I run up to the rainbow girl
just to pass her by
I'll never have a change of heart
My swan will never sing
I have no heart the swan is gone
And now I wear the wings
^ Looks a lot better than Origins. I'll see it.
More on Iron Man 3 (incl. video)
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/61999
Movie Poster for Snyder's sequel to 300
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/62001
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I think the Iron Man producers have seriously over-estimated America's love affair with Gwyneth Paltrow.
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