Man of Steel- 13 minute featurette shows new footage and talks with cast/crew
Warner Bros. and DC are in full-fledge marketing mode for their upcoming Superman movie, Man of Steel. The Zack Snyder directed film film is looking better on each clip and the 13-minute featurette only gets me more excited for the film. In the featurette you'll get...
James Bond 24- Penelope Cruz has been cast as latest Bond Girl
Though, James Bond 24 has no attached director or script finished, it has been officially announced that Penelope Cruz has been cast as the newest Bond Girl! Cruz will be nearing 40 years old next year, which puts her more appropriate for the 45yr old Daniel Craig....
Weekend Roundup 5/31/13-6/2/13: Fast 6 motors to top Box Office spot again!
A pretty upsetting weekend at the Box Office, if your last name was Smith. The M Night Shyamalan film starring Will and Jaden Smith premiered at the #3 position, raking in only $27mil. This is really dissapointing figuring it cost over $150mil to make. On the good...
Star Wars Sundays presents: The Lego Ewok Village will blow your mind!
I have never owned any of the Lego Star Wars sets, but I may have to break down and actually get this one. It's the entire Ewok village, with variants on the figures; including your very own Wicket. Return of the Jedi is my favorite SW movie and I've always wanted my...
Star Wars Sundays presents: The Evolving Star Wars logo
In the beginning of Star Wars, George Lucas had a very raw idea of where the saga would go. He hadn't quite named it Episode IV, and when they were going to market it, they had a different name than STAR WARS altogether. Below is a video clip of how the design of the...
Superman 75th Anniversary animated short from Bruce Timm and Zack Snyder on the way!
The year of Superman has begun! With a new movie from Zack Snyder and a new comic series helmed by Scott Snyder and Jim Lee, Superman will be in the spotlight for 2013. Since his debut in Action Comics #1 way back in April of 1938, Superman has won the world over with...
