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Archive for April, 2010
Castlevania : Lords of Shadow
Release Date: TBA
Platforms: 360 | PS3
Label: Konami
Genre: Action
Age Rating: RP (Rating Pending)
The Expendables
Sylvester Stallone is set to star in and direct “The Expendables.” Stallone, who also wrote the script, will be joined onscreen by Jason Statham, while Jet Li is in final negotiations to join the action film.
The movie follows a team of mercenaries on a mission to overthrow a South American dictator.
New Catwoman for Nolan’s Film
Rumor’s say that Emily Blunt will be the next Catwoman in Christopher Nolan’s new Batman Movie.
They say she passed the lead on the new Captain America film to play Catwoman.
Blunt, 27, was also supposed to play Black Widow in Iron Man 2, but had to drop out due to a scheduling conflict and was replaced by Scarlett Johansson.
Chris Evans to play Captain America
According to EW.com 28-year-old actor Chris Evans (Human Torch from Fantastic Four) will playing the superhero Captain America. The movie is title The First Avenger: Captain America. Chris was offered this role last week, trouncing other candidates such as Channing Tatum, Sebastian Stan, and Ryan Phillippe.
Apparently this deal include 8 more movies. WOW! It includes 2 Sequels, 3 Avengers movies, and 3 yet to be announced crossovers.
Rumor has it that the director is Joe Johnston(Wolfman). Also rumored is Hugo Weaving(For real?) to play the Red Skull. Captain America’s main nemesis.
A release date has been set for July 22, 2011.
Tron: Legacy isn’t even out and Disney is talkin’ 3
There are rumors that Disney is planning a sequel the the yet to be released TRON: Legacy. Sources say the studio has already asked for a script for a 3rd installment of the Tron movies.
No plot details to date. They did hire two writers, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, who currently write for ABC’s LOST.
So the theory is that the series will go TRON(1982), TRON: Legacy (2010), and TRON Untitled(2011).
I guess the 3rd installment getting a green-light depends on the success of TRON: Legacy.
Halo Reach
Halo: Reach is an upcoming first-person shooter video game for the Xbox 360. It is part of the Halo series, and it is scheduled for release during 2010. Its world premiere was held on December 12, 2009, at the Spike Video Game Awards.[1] The game takes place in the year 2552, where humanity is locked in a war with the alien Covenant. Players control Noble 6, a member of an elite supersoldier squad, during a battle for the human world of Reach.
Exclusive pics, video, and concepts can be found here: http://www.bungie.net/projects/reach/default.aspx
Max Neptune and the Menacing Squid 2010 Trailer
Max Neptune and the Menacing Squid – Coming 06-05-10 to the Whittier Village Cinemas.
email maxneptune.tickets@gmail.com to be part of the premiere!
Check out the official MNMS website for more details:
http://www.maxneptune.com
Joss Whedon to direct ‘The Avengers’?: Existence of God no longer in doubt
Friends, Romans, Countrygeeks, lend me your ears! Deadline brings us news that Joss Whedon is thisclose to directing the upcoming Avengers adaptation, the mega-sequel-spinoff that will bring together Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and more Marvel superheroes. PopWatchers, I’m dying. I’m on the floor, choking on happiness, while my brain is simultaneously imploding and exploding with disbelief and rapture.
Marvel is not commenting on this news, but if there’s even a ring of truth here, that’s cause for rejoicing across the globe. I had, frankly, been a bit worried about the Avengers movie. Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man is a more-than-proven quantity, but we’re still a year away from seeing Chris Evans as Captain America and Chris Hemsworth as Thor. And balancing so many big personalities in the same movie, while also making time for beloved B-players (Hi, Hawkeye!), would take a very particular kind of a director: A fizzy-dialogue-writing, massive-cast-juggling, funny-sad-thrilling-terrifying-singing-dancing filmmaker genius.
Enter Joss Whedon, who excels at all that and more. PopWatchers, are you as excited as I am by the news that the Buffy/Firefly/Dollhouse/Dr. Horrible maestro might be taking hold of Marvel’s superteam? Aren’t the casting possibilities just endless? I see Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz playing married superheroes Wasp and Ant Man, and Anthony Stewart Head playing the Avengers’ butler Jarvis, and Nathan Fillion playing Hawkeye…
Castlevania Movie!
The Castlevania movie might have had a stake rammed through its heart earlier this spring, but the project is showing signs of life.
Saw franchise co-creator and director of Dead Silence and Death Sentence, James Wan, has signed on to co-write and helm the flick.
Previously, Stomp The Yard director Sylvain White was pegged to direct.
“I’m very fresh on this project, so its early stages and I’m still trying to work things out, but the producers love my vision for it,” James Wan tells website Bloody-Disgusting. “I’ll be working on the script with a writer to give it a new spin, different to the previous versions. This will have my stamp on it which Konami is very excited about.”
Wan is interested in how Konami took iconic Dracula mythos and mixed it with a Japanese pop-culture vibe. “That’s the East-meets-West tone I want to visually expand on for the film,” he continues. “I’m thrilled by the opportunity to make a highly stylized, fantasy, action film that focuses on the gothic story-line and the cool, anime-like characters. For once, the human hero is as sexy and dangerous as the vampire villain, and his weapon of choice was what attracted me to the project in the first place — The Vampire Killer Whip.” Good news for fans of the franchise. Earlier drafts of the script had the whip replaced with a sword.
The Australian filmmaker is no stranger to video games — he directed a trailer for horror game Dead Space. Above is concept art for his vision of Castlevania.
