More action. More drama. More explosions. More psychotic Zod. More Lois Lane. Take a look at the new trailer for Man of Steel:
Man of Steel is produced by Christopher Nolan and directed by Zach Snyder with Henry Cavill as Superman. This does feel like a Superman: Year One or Superman Begins if you will.
Here are some thoughts after the new trailer:
Jor-El (Russell Crowe) was a rebel Continue reading MAN OF STEEL New Action Packed Trailer!
Robert Downey Jr. will blast off as the Armored Avenger in Iron Man 3. Tony Stark will fall victim to the relentless attack of the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley) in the Shane Black directed sequel.
Downey’s career is a story of downfalls and soaring success after rising again. In May’s GQ Downey Jr. reflects on his campaign to win the role of Tony Stark.
“I don’t know why,” he says. “I do like a bit of Jung, and it was just this kind of numinous thing.”
Downey persisted even after director Jon Favreau passed on the idea. Downey finally won a screen test.
“The missus says she could’ve woken me Continue reading Robert Downey Jr. on Winning IRON MAN
The first big sci-fi film of the year (and one our most anticipated films of 2013) is breaking record around the globe and hits U.S. theaters this Friday.
Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman star in Oblivion. Cruise plays a “repairman” sent to what is supposed to be a barren Earth but finds Freeman’s character leading a group of survivors.
Former James Bond leading lady Olga Kurylenko (Quantum of Solace) plays a mystery woman caught in the conspiracy. The actress explains how she prepared for her role in the sci-fi epic directed by Joseph Kosinski (Tron Legacy) and the back story with Cruise’s character.
“I watched videos of astronaut Continue reading Mystery Woman of OBLIVION
Tony Stark has been found GUILTY!
Iron Man has been branded Godkiller for his actions in Avengers vs. X-Men. An alien race that worshiped the Phoenix Force took Tony into deep space and put him on trial for executing their deity.
Time for alien justice in Iron Man #8 this week! What kind of punishment
Nichelle Nichols will be part of the stellar celebrity roster at Fan Expo Vancouver! As Lieutenant Uhura on the original Star Trek series, Nichols became a trail-blazing television icon as the first black actress with lead role on television and was first inter-racial kiss on television.
I saw the stunning Nichols help NASA celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the World’s Fair and the Space Needle by performing the Star Trek theme song with the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra in Seattle last year in a tribute of song, dance and astronauts.
Nichols appeared in the William Shatner Continue reading STAR TREK Icon Beams to Fan Expo Vancouver
Michael Hogan will be among the stellar cast of celebrities at Fan Expo Vancouver next weekend. Devoted Battlestar Galactica fans will flock to the Vancouver Convention Center April 20th and 21st for a chance to cheer on the actor who played Colonel Saul Tigh on the SyFy series.
I had the opportunity to speak with Hogan in this exclusive preview of his upcoming appearance at Fan Expo Vancouver. I asked the veteran actor how playing Tigh had changed his career.
“I had been acting for 37 years before BSG came along. I’m a journeyman actor. I guess you can say a veteran. I appreciated what was going on. I knew how fantastic this was. Eddie (Edward James Olmos), Mary (McDonnell) was aware. This was incredibly special.”
From Executive Officer to resistance leader to the revelation Continue reading Fan Expo Vancouver Preview: BSG’s Michael Hogan
Winter Soldier has been cancelled. The title was missing from Marvel’s July previews. Writer Jason Latour confirmed the book ends with issue 19.
“Well, I won’t lie, after spending the last 9 months or so living in Bucky Barnes’s skin, I’m a little heart broken,” he wrote on his blog. “He’s grown to be a very special character to me, maybe my favorite Marvel character ever, and I felt I could’ve written his story for years. The opportunity to do so came at a very trying time in my life and really helped me through some tough stuff, so in it’s way it’s very personal work. I hope that shows. That said though, really, enough cryin’ in my beer. I’m VERY grateful to everyone involved with the book all along the line for making it such a worthwhile experience.”
LaTour thanked artist Nic Klein and editor Lauren Sankaovitch.
Thanks to Robot 6.
Ed Brubaker brought Bucky Barnes back from the dead in his first Captain America arc. Barnes has been transformed Continue reading Winter Soldier Solo Book Ends
They were Loki’s army in the big screen version of The Avengers! The Chitauri make their Marvel Comics debut attacking the newest kid on the block! Marvel shared a preview of Nova #4 by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness. In Sam Alexander’s first adventure the new Continue reading AVENGERS Aliens Attack NOVA!