For a lot of us fans of Breaking Bad, we’re in the midst of a barely tolerable hiatus until the second half of season five resumes this summer on AMC. Luckily for us, Aaron Paul, who portrays Jesse Pinkman, had a brilliant spoiler to hold us over until then.
Meet Harry Osborn. @danedehaan. pic.twitter.com/oi4Ql6nQ
— Marc Webb (@MarcW) December 3, 2012
There’s more on the casting front from the sequel of The Amazing Spider-Man. Joining Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone is Dane DeHaan, who will portray Peter Parker’s best friend, Harry Osborn. DeHaan is best known for his role as Andrew in the surprisingly good movie, Chronicle.
A new poster from Man of Steel made rounds on Facebook today, and interestingly enough, it displays Superman restrained and led by guards. It’s more than likely that he turned himself in after some tragedy — unless, of course, a healthy dose of Kryptonite was involved to bring him in. Nevertheless, it doesn’t convey the usual hopeful Superman that we’re more accustomed to.
Or maybe Superman was finally arrested for stalking Lois Lane in Superman Returns.
Man of Steel swoops into theaters June 14, 2013.
The latest viral video for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim may have shown glimpses of the monsters that threaten humanity, but there were no signs of the mechs used in battle against them. Aside from the posters that has shown parts of a mech, we’ve been kept in the dark with how a mech looks in the big picture. That changed after the viral videos dropped — sorta. Two blueprints were released, detailing the mechs.
With director Bryan Singer, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen returning to the X-Men, it comes as no surprise that rumors are now spreading that Hugh Jackman is in talks to make an appearance in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Warner Bros. released a second viral video for Guillermo del Toro’s epic, Pacific Rim. A news station is covering a monster attack on San Fransisco, and well . . . there’s more than enough glimpses of the massive scale of one of the monsters and the destruction they bring. No sign of the mechs yet, but it does show that humans aren’t taking it lying down.
Check out the video. You won’t be disappointed.
The title X-Men: Days of Future Past is looking more and more like a meta title. First, the director of the first two X-Men flicks, Bryan Singer, is back on board, and now? Singer took to Twitter to inform fans that Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are reprising their roles as Xavier and Magneto. Don’t worry, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are still in; there’s just some time traveling going on.
Director Ridley Scott always thrived in the science fiction genre. Both Alien and Blade Runner are highly regarded films; something other filmmakers strive for. Then there’s the recent Prometheus — sure, it was met with mixed reactions, but it was Scott returning to the genre he excelled at, and he still has a knack for mind-blowing visuals.