A poster was released for the sci-fi movie Looper, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis.
Gordon-Levitt portrays an assassin named Joe, who takes out targets who are sent back in time to him. It makes it far easier to dispose of evidence. The problem though? Willis, who plays the future version of Joe, is sent back in time.
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What’s this? Another TV spot for The Avengers? Why yes, yes it is! The difference this time? Captain America giving an order to the Hulk that he likes. Plus it’s pretty much the first time the Hulk displayed some personality in a film; which is needed in a movie where all the characters are full of charisma.
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Two TV spots for Marvel’s The Avengers are circulating online; displaying a little more of the action and more of the banter between the characters.
I must admit that I’m mostly looking forward to Tony Stark being a smartass to everyone else.
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For those who don’t know yet, the official trailer for Total Recall is out. A lot of the footage in it was shown at Comic-Con, although this time all the effects are finished.
What’s that? You’d like to see the new logo for Man of Steel? Well, here you go!
I’m liking the updated design except for the unnecessary part in the middle of the “S”. It looks hastily added on for the sake of making the style look more intricate. The yellow within the shield on the other hand is a stylistic choice I really dig.
Man of Steel releases in theaters June 14, 2013.
We have a while to go.
A while back there were reports that Sylvester Stallone’s The Expendables 2 movie was shooting for a PG-13 rating after Chuck Norris’ insistence on the matter. It should’ve been obvious that it would cause backlash — since, you know . . . the fans of the first film are the ones they’re aiming for; who just so happen to love 80s action flicks that offer violent fight sequences.
Luckily the nonsense was put to rest and the movie is back on track with an R-rating. Dolph Lundgren comfirmed it, along with offering some humorous insight:
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A teaser for a teaser trailer for the movie Total Recall is making rounds online. Yes, that’s right — a teaser for a teaser. It must be the new in-thing to gather excitement for a movie.
I was at first apprehensive about a remake, because after all, the original film was such a blast. But my interest was piqued when news that the remake is based more on the novel — and the fact that Bryan Cranston is playing the antagonist with Colin Farrell as the protagonist.
Hell, Cranston as the villain is enough to put my butt in the theater.
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We’ve only had a few glimpses of the Lizard from The Amazing Spider-Man. That is, until now. A promotional poster was unveiled showing the appearance of the antagonist.
Some fans may not like how he doesn’t have a snout, like he does in the 90s cartoon or some comics. Personally, I like the design. It’ll make it easier to express emotion — and really, something that leans towards humanoid tends to give more of an uneasy feeling.