Tony Stark Falls in Iron Man 3 Poster
Every teaser, trailer, and photo has shown Tony Stark going through hell in Iron Man 3. The new poster shows an even more distraught and battle-worn Iron Man hurtling back down to earth. Double meanings maybe? He’s physically brought down and knocked off his pedestal. Poor Tony Stark — wait, I hope they didn’t attack his bank account too.
Iron Man 3 takes over theaters May 3.
Amy Adams as Lois Lane in Man of Steel
After all the love Henry Cavill’s Superman has been getting, we finally get an official photo of Amy Adams as Lois Lane. And like any modern journalist, she is brandishing a tablet — an iPad to be exact. Not to mention she has an attentive look that suits the character perfectly.
Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy on Star Wars and J.J. Abrams
When Disney first announced their intentions to film a new Star Wars trilogy, J.J. Abrams was honest that he didn’t plan on directing one of the new movies. He already had a lot on his plate with film and television — not to mention gearing up for the release of Star Trek into Darkness. But that didn’t stop president of Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy, from trying to persuade the director to get involved.
Felicia Day Returns to Supernatural Again
Actress Felicia Day found herself in a unique position on Supernatural, where any character who doesn’t have a direct impact on the plot gets killed. Her character, Charlie Bradbury, is still alive and LARPing. Guest starring in two episodes was not enough. She will make another appearance this season, and this time she’s bringing a case to the Winchesters.
YouTube Plans for Channels You Must Pay For
YouTube has come up with a new business plan that could have potential backlash from visitors of the site. They want to add a $5 subscription fee on 25 channels. YouTube is in talks with a few popular channels to see if they’d like to be part of the business plan. Google, who owns YouTube, will collect 45% of the profits.
Empire’s New Issue Shows Man of Steel
This month’s issue of Empire features Henry Cavill as Superman in Man of Steel. The costume is very different than other incarnations in film, but still retains the classic feel. And the photo is much better than the released poster, which was simply a screen grab from the trailer.
Disney Cancels Star Wars 3D Prequels
A while back there was this billboard that enraged me each time I passed by it. I knew it was irrational, but I felt this brief anger that would wash over me. Who could blame me? It was an advertisement for Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace . . . in 3D! The re-release was a reminder that something so atrocious could make an undeserved return to cinema.