Frankenstein has been adapted to film multiple times, but this time it’ll be taken in a new direction. Starring Aaron Eckhart comes I, Frankenstein, written and directed by Stuart Beattie and based on the graphic novel by Underworld co-creator Kevin Grevioux.
Eckhart will portray Frankenstein’s creature named Adam, who ages slowly and finds himself in the present day. He arrives in a gothic metropolis and stumbles upon a centuries old war between two immortal clans.
A new photo from The Avengers is online showing off Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Captain America (Chris Evans) after a huge battle, looking up towards the sky.
I must admit: The Avengers is my most anticipated movie next year.
The film hits theaters May 4, 2012.
Three photos from Marvel’s The Avengers has hit the net thanks to Entertainment Weekly. The first picture showcases Chris Evans as Steve Rogers and Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. The second displays Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye in action. The third photo shows Chris Hemsworth as Thor posing for a photo with director Joss Whedon, Downey Jr. and Evans in seats.
So, who else is excited for May 4, 2012?
Filming for Marvel’s highly anticipated movie The Avengers is underway, and Tom Hiddleston who plays the main villain Loki had an interview with Total Film about reprising his role.
Photos made its way online of Anne Hathaway in the complete Catwoman costume for The Dark Knight Rises. The costume looks like an updated version of Julie Newmar’s Catwoman suit from the Batman series starring Adam West, but I have one complaint: the heels doesn’t match with Christopher Nolan’s apparent need for things to look functional.
When it comes to women, sex appeal trumps functionality in The Dark Knight Rises. (This includes the Batwing.)
The film releases July 20, 2012.
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Before the moderator for The Amazing Spider-Man panel could even speak, a person dressed in a Spider-Man costume took the microphone used for fans to ask questions and insisted on letting him speak before the panel officially begins. The moderator started to look annoyed until the fan ripped off his mask and revealed himself as Andrew Garfield. Hall H erupted with cheers before quieting down for the future Peter Parker.
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One of the panels to kick off in Hall H at Comic-Con on Friday was a huge deal: Steven Spielberg making his very first appearance ever. The crowd stood up with a thunderous applause when the man stood on the stage. And if that wasn’t enough, Peter Jackson also took the stage with Spielberg, and was greeted with a loud ovation as well.
Okay, I’m kidding about the missing part. I’ve been absent on here due to having a blast at Comic-Con. I’ve hit up panels, had some laughs, saw some exclusive footage and took some notes — not to mention there’s a bunch of photos to show off as well. So yes, expect some blog entries on Comic-Con starting on Monday and throughout the week.
Now if you’ll excuse me — I have a certain convention to go back to.