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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:26 am
Comic-Con: Marvel Surprises with GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Panel
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige was greeted with great applause when he introduced director James Gunn and the entire main cast of Guardians of the Galaxy earlier today in Hall H, all of whom flew in from the London set just to appear on the panel and are immediately flying back. While filming only just got underway two weeks ago, fans were treated to the excellent debut of some footage from the pic
Feige introduced James Gunn and cast members Michael Rooker (Yondu), Karen Gilliam (Nebula), Djimon Hounsou (Koraf), Lee Pace (Ronan the Accuser), Benicio Del Toro (The Collector), David Bautista (Drax the Destroyer), Zoe Saldana (Gamora), and Chris Pratt (Star-Lord).
Chris Pratt is says that Star-Lord is "this guy who lives in space. He's kind of a jerk. He had a hard time as a kid and now he goes around space, making out with hot aliens girls. He's known as Star Lord. "Who calls him that? Mostly himself. "Through teaming up with these guys, he finds a purpose."
Zoe Saldana says she's been blue, so she's excited to try green. "She's an assassin from space", describes Saldana of her character, Gamora. Bautista says he's humbled to part of this production. He fought really hard for the role. He says it's something he wanted more than anything in his life. "When I got the job, I broke down and cried like a little baby."
Del Toro says that he hasn't started filming yet. Lee Pace is set to play the main villain Ronan the Accuser. Ronan Accusser is a very complicated Kree. He's a beast. Gillan still has her red hair. When emcee Chris Hardwick noted that Nebula is supposed to be bald, Gillam took off a wig to reveal that she has shaved her head for the role. She then promptly threw it into the audience.
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Footage Description at Comic-Con
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige was greeted with great applause when he introduced director James Gunn and the entire main cast of Guardians of the Galaxy earlier today in Hall H, all of whom flew in from the London set just to appear on the panel and are immediately flying back. While filming only just got underway two weeks ago, fans were treated to the excellent debut of some footage from the pic
Feige introduced James Gunn and cast members Michael Rooker (Yondu), Karen Gilliam (Nebula), Djimon Hounsou (Koraf), Lee Pace (Ronan the Accuser), Benicio Del Toro (The Collector), David Bautista (Drax the Destroyer), Zoe Saldana (Gamora), and Chris Pratt (Star-Lord).
Chris Pratt is says that Star-Lord is "this guy who lives in space. He's kind of a jerk. He had a hard time as a kid and now he goes around space, making out with hot aliens girls. He's known as Star Lord. "Who calls him that? Mostly himself. "Through teaming up with these guys, he finds a purpose."
Zoe Saldana says she's been blue, so she's excited to try green. "She's an assassin from space", describes Saldana of her character, Gamora. Bautista says he's humbled to part of this production. He fought really hard for the role. He says it's something he wanted more than anything in his life. "When I got the job, I broke down and cried like a little baby."
Del Toro says that he hasn't started filming yet. Lee Pace is set to play the main villain Ronan the Accuser. Ronan Accusser is a very complicated Kree. He's a beast. Gillan still has her red hair. When emcee Chris Hardwick noted that Nebula is supposed to be bald, Gillam took off a wig to reveal that she has shaved her head for the role. She then promptly threw it into the audience.
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GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Footage Description at Comic-Con
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Marvel rolled some footage from Guardians of the Galaxy at the San Diego Comic-Con, which they prefaced by saying they’ve only been filming for 10-13 days. The result, though, was a fantastic reel of much more footage than expected. The entire thing was 100% James Gunn, as there’s a strong undercurrent of irreverent humor throughout; the footage was backed by “Hooked on a Feeling,” if you need further proof.
Pratt’s Star-Lord is a mix between a Wild West badass and a juvenile delinquent. We saw the entire Guardians gang—including Groot and Rocket Racc00n—being rounded up in a space prison, as they were “checked in” by John C. Reilly’s character. Again, there was a great sense of humor to the proceedings, as Groot stepped in and Reilly said, “What is that thing?” Pratt’s Star-Lord was giving Reilly and his cohorts the middle finger while being scanned.
We see a few flashes of action, but the big takeaway is that Guardians is wholly a James Gunn film. It’s weird, there are a lot of great creatures (the makeup on Bautista and Saldana was impressive), and it’s really funny. The footage ended with Reilly’s character finishing the check-in and then quipping to his colleague, “What a bunch of a-holes.”
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:29 am
THOR: THE DARK WORLD Footage Description from Comic-Con
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- How was Marvel going to top the excitement of seeing all the cast of X-Men: Days Of Future Past onstage? Why, simple: just bring out Tom Hiddleston, in costume as Loki, to berate the crowd and whip them into a Thor: The Dark World-loving frenzy.
And finally, as the entire place chanted his name, the clip played. The footage shown began with a fight, Sif and the Warriors Three in a rural village fighting off pillagers of some sort. A rainbow bridge appears and Mjolnir flies out from it, followed by Thor. "I told you I had it under control," says Sif. "Is that why everything's on fire?" grins Thor. Just as the marauders fell back, there's a roar and a 15' rock monster appears to challenge the God of Thunder. He roars. "I accept your surrender," grins Thor. He's clearly regained his swagger since New York, smashing the monster to small pebbles.
We see bits we've already tasted in the trailer: Thor collecting Jane from London; Thor visiting Loki in prison, Rene Russo's Frigga looking worried and Anthony Hopkins' Odin warning of the dark. Idris Elba's Heimdall turns up, looking serious and warning of the threat to come. But there was lots of Loki here, first being threatened by Thor's friends if he dares betray his brother again, and then being punched in the face by Natalie Portman's Jane Foster ("That's for New York!").
There's a lot more of Jane here; this footage very much gave off the vibe that this is more of a love story than the first one was, with the pair snogging in both Asgard and on Earth. But Jane's clearly in danger too, again in both places, as Loki's suddenly-but-inevitably betrays his brother again to get another shot at revenge against Earth. And shockingly, as Thor is knocked to his knees before his enemies and reaches out his hand to summon Mjolnir, Loki's blade comes down and seemed, just before the footage ended, to sever his brother's hand. Shock!
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by RedOranje Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:30 am
Ultron but not Hank Pym... heresy!
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:33 am
Comic-Con: CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER Panel Recap
Directors Joe and Anthony Russo come out on stage followed by stars Frank Grillo, Emily Van Camp, Cobie Smulders, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, and Chris Evans.
Johansson says Black Widow is integral to Winter Soldier, and she shares the movie with Evans. There’s a shorthand between them, and they’re partners. They’re running missions together, and these two characters who you didn’t really see together in Avengers now have a relationship that they’ve built. We don’t really see the “civilian” side of Natasha, but we do see her casual working relationships, so it kind of breaks down the wall we’ve seen from her in the past.
Jackson says “it’s pretty badass” to put the eye-patch back on and go back into Nick Fury mode. He says that in terms of the working relationships, he sees them as co-workers, subordinates, tools—it varies. However, Cap come to cross-purposes with Fury in terms of the grey area Nick Fury lives in. “And pretty much everything Nick Fury says is a lie anyway,” says Jackson.
Talking about how he fits in to the sequel, Stan says he was happy to find out that the Winter Soldier was going to come to life on screen. Feige says this will stick fairly close to comic author Ed Brubaker’s story when it comes to the Winter Soldier. It’s not meant to surprise the audience, but it will surprise Cap.
“I have wings and guns! That’s all I need! When you go to the grocery store, that’s all anyone needs! We just handing out the business,” Mackie says about Falcon and working with Captain America.
Chris Evans on how Cap is adjusting to modern technology: "I think you’d get a little tired if every joke was, “What’s the internet?!” He gets it. The problem is that he doesn’t sling jokes. He’s not sarcastic. So, it’s hard to find the humor unless the humor is self-deprecating, but you can’t keep playing that one note of, “I don’t get it. What’s going on in this modern world?!” I think we’re past that. He’s up to speed. He knows how things work. He has a cell phone. We’re not just hitting that one note. We’re trying to find humor in other places, thanks to [Anthony] Mackie, in large part. He’s really good. He’s a funny guy."
Anthony Mackie: "What was so cool about the script was having a three-dimensional real person that just happens to be a tactical expert that can fly. I think if the Falcon is added to The Avengers’ world, I’m looking for the opportunity to take down Iron Man, so I’ll be the only flying Avenger. Thor don’t count. The hammer flies. He don’t fly!"
Joe Russo: "Anthony used to ask us that question [on how much Falcon will be in the film], almost every day. There was about 5% of Falcon in the film, and then we cast Anthony Mackie and now there’s 95% of Falcon.
Anthony Mackie: "‘Cause I would just show up and walk into the scenes in full wardrobe. I didn’t care. I had no lines."
THE WINTER SOLDIER Footage Description from Comic-Con
First Clip from AGENT CARTER Shows Peggy in Action
Directors Joe and Anthony Russo come out on stage followed by stars Frank Grillo, Emily Van Camp, Cobie Smulders, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, and Chris Evans.
Johansson says Black Widow is integral to Winter Soldier, and she shares the movie with Evans. There’s a shorthand between them, and they’re partners. They’re running missions together, and these two characters who you didn’t really see together in Avengers now have a relationship that they’ve built. We don’t really see the “civilian” side of Natasha, but we do see her casual working relationships, so it kind of breaks down the wall we’ve seen from her in the past.
Jackson says “it’s pretty badass” to put the eye-patch back on and go back into Nick Fury mode. He says that in terms of the working relationships, he sees them as co-workers, subordinates, tools—it varies. However, Cap come to cross-purposes with Fury in terms of the grey area Nick Fury lives in. “And pretty much everything Nick Fury says is a lie anyway,” says Jackson.
Talking about how he fits in to the sequel, Stan says he was happy to find out that the Winter Soldier was going to come to life on screen. Feige says this will stick fairly close to comic author Ed Brubaker’s story when it comes to the Winter Soldier. It’s not meant to surprise the audience, but it will surprise Cap.
“I have wings and guns! That’s all I need! When you go to the grocery store, that’s all anyone needs! We just handing out the business,” Mackie says about Falcon and working with Captain America.
Chris Evans on how Cap is adjusting to modern technology: "I think you’d get a little tired if every joke was, “What’s the internet?!” He gets it. The problem is that he doesn’t sling jokes. He’s not sarcastic. So, it’s hard to find the humor unless the humor is self-deprecating, but you can’t keep playing that one note of, “I don’t get it. What’s going on in this modern world?!” I think we’re past that. He’s up to speed. He knows how things work. He has a cell phone. We’re not just hitting that one note. We’re trying to find humor in other places, thanks to [Anthony] Mackie, in large part. He’s really good. He’s a funny guy."
Anthony Mackie: "What was so cool about the script was having a three-dimensional real person that just happens to be a tactical expert that can fly. I think if the Falcon is added to The Avengers’ world, I’m looking for the opportunity to take down Iron Man, so I’ll be the only flying Avenger. Thor don’t count. The hammer flies. He don’t fly!"
Joe Russo: "Anthony used to ask us that question [on how much Falcon will be in the film], almost every day. There was about 5% of Falcon in the film, and then we cast Anthony Mackie and now there’s 95% of Falcon.
Anthony Mackie: "‘Cause I would just show up and walk into the scenes in full wardrobe. I didn’t care. I had no lines."
THE WINTER SOLDIER Footage Description from Comic-Con
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It begins with a fantastic scene of Cap riding in an elevator. He’s alone, wearing his costume (no helmet) with the shield on his back. He’s lonely. The elevator stops and two men board led by Grillo’s character. Grillo’s character and Cap tersely acknowledge each other, and the elevator continue to go up. The process repeats with more men getting on at multiple stops—some are dressed as agents, others are soldiers. It’s a great visual metaphor for the sinister forces working alongside and closing in around Rogers. Captain Amerian can sense their malovelent intentions towards him and he says, “Anyone who wants can still get off.” No one moves, Cap hits the emergency stop, and the fight begins. Despite the cramped quarters and handheld cameras, it’s a thrilling fight with Cap taking on eight or nine guys. The Russos capture the action perfectly, and it’s cut together in a way that we move with the momentum of the fight rather than just trying to keep up with it.
After Captain beats up his attackers, we move on to the rest of the trailer which is a big montage. One key moment is Fury telling Rogers, “We have to deal with the world as it is; not how we’d like it to be,” and Rogers responding, “That’s not freedom. That’s fear”. We also see the return as well as the destruction of the helicarrier. We see Falcon fly and firing guns at a helicopter that’s chasing him and trying to shoot him down. There are also a lot of fisticuffs on display from Natasha, and although the action has its own flavor, we don’t see much of the gritty spy stuff. Admittedly, it’s difficult to translate that an assault of images. The closing shot is Cap’s shield embedded in the ground, and we see a bionic arm grab the top of it. We pan up to reveal our first official look at the unmasked Winter Soldier.
First Clip from AGENT CARTER Shows Peggy in Action
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Marvel Studios premiered the latest in its One-Shot series of shorts at San Diego's Comic-Con, and the first clip has landed online. The action-noir story picks up with British operative Peggy Carter just a year after Captain America: The First Avenger left off, with Hayley Atwell's character now working in New York for the watchdog group that will eventually become S.H.I.E.L.D.
The problem is that Carter is stuck with a desk job, doing the kind of busywork her chauvinist boss (The West Wing's Bradley Whitford) thinks is suitable for a woman. Then one night when the office is empty except for her, a call comes in. A voice (provided by Iron Man 3 director Shane Black) tells her that the enigmatic "Zodiac" has been located, and three to five agents are necessary. Agent Carter ventures off to find it on her own.
The short also co-stars Dominic Cooper as industrialist Howard Stark, Tony's father and one of those helping shape the new global crime-fighting team. There are a few cameos, too. Louis D'Esposito, who also directed last year's One-Shot short, Item 47, returns to helm the short and continues to expand the series to feature more ambitious storytelling. Agent Carter can be seen in its entirety on the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray, out Sept. 24.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:38 am
RedOranje wrote:Ultron but not Hank Pym... heresy!
Completely agree, I have no idea how that's going to work, but I have faith in Whedon to hold his cards close to his vest on this one.
Look at the obvious facts: 1) We know Ant-man is coming out prior to the next Avengers movie; 2) Edgar Wright is the director so there is no way this doesn't the movie doesn't provide some major fan service; and, 3) there is no way they can do Ultron without Ant-man, so I see them using the Ant-man movie itself to lay the foundation for Ultron in the background of the main storyline or most likely as the button.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:43 am
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 Panel Wows Comic-Con
The movie wrapped only three weeks ago, but Sony pulled off a successful panel for The Spider-Man 2 with some considerable panache and showmanship, giving audience a genuine and exclusive first-look while also putting on an entertaining show. It really was the best way to cap off a long day of presentations at Hall H. They played a video in which Spider-Man is trying to get into Hall H but is denied by the security guards. He does his crawly, web-slingy thing and makes it in, and Garfield was on the stage in full costume.
Then they ran a video message from Emma Stone who is busy filming a movie with Woody Allen in France. In the middle of her message, the video started cutting out and we saw Jamie Foxx’s Electro cutting in, singing his own take on “Itsy Bitsy Spider” backed by some electricity cackling. Foxx then took the stage to the musical stylings of Kanye West’s “Power,” with Garfield/Spidey greeting him by saying, “I liked you in Django Unchained.” Not missing a beat, Foxx replied, “I like the way you die boy.” Spider-Man brought up Any Given Sunday and he and Foxx broke into a spontaneous rendition of Foxx’s “My name is Willy, Willy Beaman” song from the Oliver Stone film.
Foxx said the character of Max Dillon is great as an actor because Dillon’s father left him as a kid and his mom was overprotective. They don’t show it in the movie, but Dillon was married previously and now he lives with his mom. “We wanted to take away three things from Max: love, his family, and then his work.” We see Max on his birthday and even his mom doesn’t remember his birthday. Foxx wanted Electro to be “a serious individual that wants to burn the city down and burn Spider-Man along with it,” adding that there’s no hokey-ness to his performance. Foxx said that Dillon is hurt, and when Spider-Man saves him and calls him “his partner,” Dillon starts to kind of worship Spidey as a hero.
Then Webb revealed some footage, which was essentially an extended trailer with some unfinished effects. The footage received the loudest applause of any film panel so far this Comic-Con. Foxx’s Electro looks pretty great in action, and the lighter side of Peter Parker that we glimpsed in the first film is still on display. However, the darkness in the film comes from the complication of Parker’s human relationships.
In this version of the story, Harry and Peter are childhood friends whose friendship was cut off when Harry was sent to boarding school due to family difficulties at a young age. When they graduate high school, Harry has to come home and reconcile his relationship with Peter. “The appearance of Harry complicates Peter’s life in a significant way,” said Webb.
They try to find precedent in what they’re doing by looking at the comics, and Webb said that he’s a big fan of the Ultimates.
Garfield was asked about which comics storyline he would like to tackle in the future, and he said “I’d like to be part of The Avengers….but I’m not allowed to say that.” Obviously the crowd erupted into thunderous applause, but the prospect of Sony ever sharing rights with Marvel/Disney is very, very, very slim.
Garifeld was asked by a fan about opening Parker up to the possibility of a gay interracial relationship. Garfield said Spider-Man stands for everybody, gay, straight, black, white, Asian, but “it wouldn’t make sense if in the third movie suddenly I was with a black guy; we haven’t really established that.” He said his comments were a philosophical question that’s worth asking, adding that Spider-Man is a hero and anyone could be under that costume.
Webb said that Giamatti’s Rhino is used to establish a fun tone, but Electro is the main villain. Webb enjoys that Electro is godlike; how do you fight someone where if you touch him, it’s like touching a third rail? Webb also confirmed that Electro can travel through electrical sockets.
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 Footage Description at Comic-Con
The movie wrapped only three weeks ago, but Sony pulled off a successful panel for The Spider-Man 2 with some considerable panache and showmanship, giving audience a genuine and exclusive first-look while also putting on an entertaining show. It really was the best way to cap off a long day of presentations at Hall H. They played a video in which Spider-Man is trying to get into Hall H but is denied by the security guards. He does his crawly, web-slingy thing and makes it in, and Garfield was on the stage in full costume.
Then they ran a video message from Emma Stone who is busy filming a movie with Woody Allen in France. In the middle of her message, the video started cutting out and we saw Jamie Foxx’s Electro cutting in, singing his own take on “Itsy Bitsy Spider” backed by some electricity cackling. Foxx then took the stage to the musical stylings of Kanye West’s “Power,” with Garfield/Spidey greeting him by saying, “I liked you in Django Unchained.” Not missing a beat, Foxx replied, “I like the way you die boy.” Spider-Man brought up Any Given Sunday and he and Foxx broke into a spontaneous rendition of Foxx’s “My name is Willy, Willy Beaman” song from the Oliver Stone film.
Foxx said the character of Max Dillon is great as an actor because Dillon’s father left him as a kid and his mom was overprotective. They don’t show it in the movie, but Dillon was married previously and now he lives with his mom. “We wanted to take away three things from Max: love, his family, and then his work.” We see Max on his birthday and even his mom doesn’t remember his birthday. Foxx wanted Electro to be “a serious individual that wants to burn the city down and burn Spider-Man along with it,” adding that there’s no hokey-ness to his performance. Foxx said that Dillon is hurt, and when Spider-Man saves him and calls him “his partner,” Dillon starts to kind of worship Spidey as a hero.
Then Webb revealed some footage, which was essentially an extended trailer with some unfinished effects. The footage received the loudest applause of any film panel so far this Comic-Con. Foxx’s Electro looks pretty great in action, and the lighter side of Peter Parker that we glimpsed in the first film is still on display. However, the darkness in the film comes from the complication of Parker’s human relationships.
In this version of the story, Harry and Peter are childhood friends whose friendship was cut off when Harry was sent to boarding school due to family difficulties at a young age. When they graduate high school, Harry has to come home and reconcile his relationship with Peter. “The appearance of Harry complicates Peter’s life in a significant way,” said Webb.
They try to find precedent in what they’re doing by looking at the comics, and Webb said that he’s a big fan of the Ultimates.
Garfield was asked about which comics storyline he would like to tackle in the future, and he said “I’d like to be part of The Avengers….but I’m not allowed to say that.” Obviously the crowd erupted into thunderous applause, but the prospect of Sony ever sharing rights with Marvel/Disney is very, very, very slim.
Garifeld was asked by a fan about opening Parker up to the possibility of a gay interracial relationship. Garfield said Spider-Man stands for everybody, gay, straight, black, white, Asian, but “it wouldn’t make sense if in the third movie suddenly I was with a black guy; we haven’t really established that.” He said his comments were a philosophical question that’s worth asking, adding that Spider-Man is a hero and anyone could be under that costume.
Webb said that Giamatti’s Rhino is used to establish a fun tone, but Electro is the main villain. Webb enjoys that Electro is godlike; how do you fight someone where if you touch him, it’s like touching a third rail? Webb also confirmed that Electro can travel through electrical sockets.
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THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 Footage Description at Comic-Con
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It opened up with Spidey chasing down Paul Giamatti’s Rhino through the streets of New York (before the villain’s character transformation), and in the midst of the chase Spidey ends up saving Max Dillon’s life—he picks Max up, makes him lick his hand, and fixes Max’s comb over in that charismatic Spidey way. Max says he's nobody. Spider-Man assures him that he's not a nobody. He's a somebody. Then he webs the Giamatti to the center of the street. Max watches Spider-Man in awe. It appears that Rhino will be a secondary character, though clearly Webb and Sony are opening the universe up to many possibilities further down the road.
There's a great bit where Aunt May is asking Peter about staining a load of laundry with red and blue. "I was washing the flag!" says Peter. There was an ominous shot of Emma Stone looking at a bridge (don’t go there, Gwen). Gwen says she loves Peter Parker more than Spider-Man. And then the tease of Max Dillon’s transformation into Electro.
When plugging in a cable at Oscorp, Max electrocutes himself and falls many stories into a tank full of eels, thus beginning his transformation into Electro. There were also shots of Harry Osborn visiting his sickly father Norman in the Ravencroft Institute, played by Chris Cooper. The footage ended with an action sequence in Times Square, where Electro starts shooting lightning out of his hands while seemingly levitating. The final shot was Electro sending out a powerful electrical pulse that cuts off all the electricity in the area. "Soon everyone will know how it feels to live in my world... a world without Spider-Man. I'm Electro!"
The footage received the loudest applause of any film panel so far this Comic-Con.
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by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:46 am
X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST Cast Sends Hall H Into Frenzy
Fox brought out the entire cast of X-Men: Days of Future Past for Comic-Con, sending Hall H into pandemonium. Ellen Page, Shawn Ashmore, Anna Paquin, Halle Berry, Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, Peter Dinklage, and several others were introduced to a roaring crowd that was screaming after every other sentence from the actors. “I was in the halls this morning,” said McAvoy. “It’s amazing the passion you guys have so it’s awesome to be among you.”
Director Bryan Singer called juggling the cast a scheduling nightmare but said he loves ensemble films. He also addressed the possibility of future X-Men movies by pointing to the richness of the X-Universe. "It’s as every bit as large as the Marvel Universe movies and the DC universe. There’s room for expanding the film canon." He mentioned team-up movies, single movies, and more. "All of those movies are possible," he said.
Every actor was given a moment to say a few words to the enthralled audience. McKellan scored major points from the crowd for getting a little political. “I feel safe here now that you’ve gotten rid of Proposition 8," he said. Then, turning to Fassbender, he added, “Looking for a husband. It’s nice to meet you Michael."
After the panel, Singer tweeted a thank you to fans along with a photo of the cast.
First Footage Revealed for X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST
Fox brought out the entire cast of X-Men: Days of Future Past for Comic-Con, sending Hall H into pandemonium. Ellen Page, Shawn Ashmore, Anna Paquin, Halle Berry, Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, Peter Dinklage, and several others were introduced to a roaring crowd that was screaming after every other sentence from the actors. “I was in the halls this morning,” said McAvoy. “It’s amazing the passion you guys have so it’s awesome to be among you.”
Director Bryan Singer called juggling the cast a scheduling nightmare but said he loves ensemble films. He also addressed the possibility of future X-Men movies by pointing to the richness of the X-Universe. "It’s as every bit as large as the Marvel Universe movies and the DC universe. There’s room for expanding the film canon." He mentioned team-up movies, single movies, and more. "All of those movies are possible," he said.
Every actor was given a moment to say a few words to the enthralled audience. McKellan scored major points from the crowd for getting a little political. “I feel safe here now that you’ve gotten rid of Proposition 8," he said. Then, turning to Fassbender, he added, “Looking for a husband. It’s nice to meet you Michael."
After the panel, Singer tweeted a thank you to fans along with a photo of the cast.
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First Footage Revealed for X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST
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Immediately after the panel for The Wolverine ends, Hugh Jackman brings Bryan Singer up on stage. Says they’re a year out and a lot of the effects are unfinished, but he did cut something together. It’s in 3D:
So many mutants but the core is that we see Xavier, Magneto, Storm, and Wolverine in the future. Xavier says they need to send Logan’s mind back to his younger body and convince young Xavier and young Magneto to avert the disastrous future. In the future, we see the cast members from the first three movies in dark, futuristic-looking clothing but not cheesy. It’s austere, and so is the landscape, not the ragged, post-apocalypse from the comics.
When Wolverine goes back, we see the First Class members, and young Xavier looks absolutely beaten and tired. We then go through a big montage of almost all the characters. Memorable moments include Beast trying to drown young Magneto, and a young Magneto using his power to drag a helpless Mystique towards him. The trailer finishes out with young Xavier shouting, “I don’t want your future!” We then go to a two-shot with young Xavier and old Xavier facing each other. Old Xavier tells his younger self, “Please. We need you to hope again.”
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by RedOranje Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:50 am
It's been all but confirmed that Ant-man will be focusing on Lang and Pym will only have a cameo or bit-part role at best. And I believe Whedon's been quoted as saying Pym will play no role in Age of Ultron. It sounds like Tony Stark will be replacing him in Ultron's origins.
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Description of GODZILLA Footage Shown at Comic-Con
First Reactions to New GODZILLA Footage Shown at Comic-Con
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- First Showing - Like Cloverfield on steroids. First half shows intimate moments, lots of action, emotion of people running through a world. Then it starts on an action scene of another 4-legged giant monster terrorizing a city. All of a sudden you see Godzilla walking in. A helicopter gets swatted and blows up half of an airport, all of a sudden the foot of Godzilla sets down. And all of a sudden there's a big roar. Final shot is a big, huge Godzilla standing up above the other monster, dwarfing it and the roar. Sounds perfect. Chills.
Superhero Hype - The WB and Legendary logos in Black and white. Soldiers running through the streets. A flooded city. Cranston takes off a radiation suit. Olsen crying. Paratroopers leaping out of a plane. Missles being loaded. A massive kaiju beast that ISN'T Godzilla! It looks like a massively scaled insect with long spider legs. It's attacking a dock. Soldiers are fighting it. But a massive scaled foot comes down. It's Gozilla! He's HUGE. He makes the other creature look tiny and moves to attack it! We don't see his face yet, but it looks like the classic Godzilla! The footage cuts away to a "2014" logo. As far as the other creature, think a combination of the Cloverfield monster and a bug from Starship Troopers .
First Reactions to New GODZILLA Footage Shown at Comic-Con
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- Ethan Anderson - "GODZILLA footage shows shots of the cast before revealing another monster attacking an airport, creating a domino effect of exploding planes. GODZILLA footage finishes with the King of Monsters creeping up on this other creature. Still no full body reveal, but it was cool."
Eric Walkuski - "New Godzilla tease: Godzilla fighting a giant praying mantis-like creature at an airport. Looks terrific and very serious."
Devin Faraci - "GODZILLA trailer was good. Strong disaster movie vibe. Another monster, a hooded mantis thing, dwarfed by Godzilla."
Nina Garin - "Second clip shown. A bit more #Godzilla shown. Guys, he is really terrifying."
Henri Mazza - "Godzilla footage looks great, but we need to retire the whole "fade to black, then add roar sound effect" from all trailers."
Russ Fischer - "GODZILLA footage, brief, looks AWESOME. Spindly, insectoid Kaiju attacking airport, then Godzilla shows up, HUGE."
Peter Sciretta - "Omg omg omg the new Godzilla movie looks awesome. So excited to see more!"
Manny - "The clip features an incredible fight scene set at an airport with godzillas foot being larger than one of the planes."
Eric Vespe - "New footage looked great. Multiple monsters, ended in an airport fight. Big Green comes in, standing massively taller than the huge kaiju"
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 1:01 am
RedOranje wrote:It's been all but confirmed that Ant-man will be focusing on Lang and Pym will only have a cameo or bit-part role at best. And I believe Whedon's been quoted as saying Pym will play no role in Age of Ultron. It sounds like Tony Stark will be replacing him in Ultron's origins.
Edgar Wright at Comic-Con disagrees with you, the movie will be about Hank Pym, though Lang is likely to be a part of the movie.
Also, Whedon never says Hank Pym wont be in the film. He says, “In the origin story, there was Hank Pym, so a lot of people assumed that he will be in the mix. He’s not.” In cheeky Whedon style I assume he is referring to the creation of Ultron only and not the movie.
Think about it… What if Ultron is based off of Stark’s brain pattern’s via Jarvis. SHIELD then brings in Hank Pym to help figure out how to stop Ultron. So instead of Pym helping create him he is used to help stop him.
This helps set up Pym’s importance in creating Pym Particles which is the tie in to Hank Pym/Scott Lang for the Ant-Man movie.
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by RedOranje Wed Jul 24, 2013 1:09 am
Hopefully you're right, but what I've seen elsewhere hasn't left me too optimistic. And I still have a bit of an issue with changing Ultron's origins like that... a big part of both his and Pym's histories and their character developments from then on are related to their ties (Ultron's Pym-like personality quirks and how it ultimately went evil, and Pym's repeated attempts to deal with the guilt and "redeem" himself). While the origins of Ultron aren't the ONLY part of Pym's story and Pym isn't the ONLY key feature of Ultron, both are pretty central to the characters at this point. It'd be like trying to do an interpretation of Spider-man without having his uncle die.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Mamad Wed Jul 24, 2013 1:59 am
I heard Vin Diesel is going to play Ultron. dat voice.
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by Firenze Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:16 am
I watched Mud
My favourite film since No Country For Old Men released.
My favourite film since No Country For Old Men released.
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by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:22 am
RedOranje wrote:Hopefully you're right, but what I've seen elsewhere hasn't left me too optimistic. And I still have a bit of an issue with changing Ultron's origins like that... a big part of both his and Pym's histories and their character developments from then on are related to their ties (Ultron's Pym-like personality quirks and how it ultimately went evil, and Pym's repeated attempts to deal with the guilt and "redeem" himself). While the origins of Ultron aren't the ONLY part of Pym's story and Pym isn't the ONLY key feature of Ultron, both are pretty central to the characters at this point. It'd be like trying to do an interpretation of Spider-man without having his uncle die.
Wasn't the original version of Ultron the actual human version of Jarvis from the 60's? I agree though, I'm not to keen if they go this route, but it already does fit nicely into what they created at the end of Iron Man 3.
I just want Ant-man and Wasp to be in the mix come Avengers 2, but not sure what movies they would introduce them through unless Pym gets a cameo as a scientist in Captain America or Thor.
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by Motogp69 Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:27 am
Mamad wrote:I heard Vin Diesel is going to play Ultron. dat voice.
Everything I've seen and heard he is rumored to play Vision not Ultron, but yeah "dat voice".
However, I can never get this out of my mind everytime he is rumored to be cast in something
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by RedOranje Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:31 am
Motogp69 wrote:RedOranje wrote:Hopefully you're right, but what I've seen elsewhere hasn't left me too optimistic. And I still have a bit of an issue with changing Ultron's origins like that... a big part of both his and Pym's histories and their character developments from then on are related to their ties (Ultron's Pym-like personality quirks and how it ultimately went evil, and Pym's repeated attempts to deal with the guilt and "redeem" himself). While the origins of Ultron aren't the ONLY part of Pym's story and Pym isn't the ONLY key feature of Ultron, both are pretty central to the characters at this point. It'd be like trying to do an interpretation of Spider-man without having his uncle die.
Wasn't the original version of Ultron the actual human version of Jarvis from the 60's? I agree though, I'm not to keen if they go this route, but it already does fit nicely into what they created at the end of Iron Man 3.
I just want Ant-man and Wasp to be in the mix come Avengers 2, but not sure what movies they would introduce them through unless Pym gets a cameo as a scientist in Captain America or Thor.
No, his origins have always been that he is a creation of Pym's and that his A.I. is based on Pym's brainwaves (at least, for as long as his origins have been explains, that's the case).
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by TalkingReckless Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:54 am
Just came back from The Wolverine screening and it was not bad, didn't much care for the story but the Jackman was pretty good.... credits scene was the best, glimpse into next X-men movie
Got my shirt signed by Hugh Jackman
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and here is a vid
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none of the screaming or begging is me
Got my shirt signed by Hugh Jackman
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by El Gunner Thu Jul 25, 2013 2:11 pm
Memento should be considered legendary.BarcaLearning wrote:Christopher Nolan already become a legend in the few years past, I finally watched Memento but dont think it was all that amazing. Not sure why, maybe it was great for the time back then. I even liked Prestige more. But u can see he was already on the complex plots and playing with the different time and flashback, etc, and mix it up for the audience.
So many superhero movies, but they r making them great most of the time now so dont mind
Also saw The Grey recently, disappointed with that, Liam Neeson is a top actor though.
Just curious for those that watched that Richard Gere dog movie, did u cry? :DI didnt think I would knowing all the feedback that everyone does and I too couldnt help
And what r some of your favourite movie soundtracks or song? Some of the best and favourite lists around r awesome. I know a lots already, but im sure there r still lots I havent paid attention or unaware of. I love to play them at times when I surf or whatever
Inception >>> Memento >>> The Dark Knight Rises >>> The Dark Knight >>> The Prestige >>> Insomnia >>> Batman Begins >>> Following
All are great though, even Following is a very different/original and interesting film. And yes Chris Nolan is my favourite director
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by stevieg8 Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:07 pm
ugh. inception is definitely not better than memento, i was thoroughly unimpressed by that movie. memento is nolan's best work hands down. there's also no chance tdkr is better than the dark knight, too many major holes and failures of acting to match up with heath ledger.
haven't seen insomnia or following though.
haven't seen insomnia or following though.
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by Guest Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:12 pm
I happen to love Inception and Memento (probably the first movie I fell in love with).
stevie, may I ask what about "Inception" unimpressed you? I watched it about a year or so again and loved it. Two or three weeks ago I watched it again and felt as if I enjoyed it even more (so much so that I ended up watching it a few nights later).
stevie, may I ask what about "Inception" unimpressed you? I watched it about a year or so again and loved it. Two or three weeks ago I watched it again and felt as if I enjoyed it even more (so much so that I ended up watching it a few nights later).
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by stevieg8 Thu Jul 25, 2013 8:42 pm
ranDOM 10 wrote:I happen to love Inception and Memento (probably the first movie I fell in love with).
stevie, may I ask what about "Inception" unimpressed you? I watched it about a year or so again and loved it. Two or three weeks ago I watched it again and felt as if I enjoyed it even more (so much so that I ended up watching it a few nights later).
i saw it after all the hype, which never helps, but i thought it was a fairly straightforward plot. all the talk about it's intelligence and complication didn't hold up for me, the storyline seemed fairly linear and easy to understand, and the "was it real or wasn't it" ending was unconvincing for me. a lot of people seemed impressed by the movie's smarts, but i just wasn't. give me total recall any time of day for the ambiguous endings, i'll take it over inception in a heart beat.
regardless, even at its best possible rating, inception doesn't beat memento. one of the masterpieces of cinema and rightfully used in film classes to teach theory all the time. without a doubt in my mind nolan's best.
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by M99 Thu Jul 25, 2013 9:20 pm
http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/i/2013/07/22/X-MEN-Magneto-poster.jpg
http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/i/2013/07/22/X-MEN-ProfessorX-poster.jpg
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This will be the best X-Men movie yet
And apparently the name of Batman/Superman will be Batman vs Superman.
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This will be the best X-Men movie yet
And apparently the name of Batman/Superman will be Batman vs Superman.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by TalkingReckless Thu Jul 25, 2013 9:24 pm
There is a mention of the movie in the credits of the Wolverine 
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by McAgger Thu Jul 25, 2013 9:39 pm
MY favorite Nolan film is The Prestige and it's not that close.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by Firenze Thu Jul 25, 2013 9:49 pm
McAgger wrote:MY favorite Nolan film is The Prestige and it's not that close.
Easily
Easily
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Re: The Movie House - Part 3
by El Gunner Thu Jul 25, 2013 10:13 pm
Exactly Dom. I watched Inception at least 5 times and it gets better every time.ranDOM 10 wrote:I happen to love Inception and Memento (probably the first movie I fell in love with).
stevie, may I ask what about "Inception" unimpressed you? I watched it about a year or so again and loved it. Two or three weeks ago I watched it again and felt as if I enjoyed it even more (so much so that I ended up watching it a few nights later).
An absolute masterclass. Genius of a film. But I guess we all have our own opinions and tastes (referring to stevie)
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