Thor Trailer
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
The Spot News: Chris Zylka Is Flash Thompson
Chris Zylka Is Flash Thompson In The New Spiderman
Straight forward news. Nothing too exciting about the news. Just weird that they are already filming scenes and the studio is still casting roles.
The Spot News: Thor Movie Poster
Thor Movie Poster
Courtesy of Marvel.com and Bleedingcool.com
Fans anticipating the release of “Thor” on May 6, 2011–and really, who isn’t?–have reason to rejoice with the debut of this one-sheet for the film featuring the Thunderer himself in all his glory!
But that’s not all we have planned for you, Marvelite! Come back to this page tomorrow at 7:00 pm ET for the premiere of Thor’s first trailer! The trailer will play in select theaters this weekend, you might even catch it in 3D!
Now feast your eyes on the amazing “Thor” one-sheet, and check back tomorrow to see Chris Hemsworth show his stuff as the mighty hero we all know and love.
In addition to “Thor,” Marvel Studios will release a slate of films based on the Marvel characters including “Captain America: The First Avenger” on July 22, 2011; “Marvel Studios’ The Avengers” on May 4, 2012; and “Iron Man 3″ on May 3, 2013.
The Spot News: Lautner To Incarceron
Lautner May Star In Incarceron
Deadline has announced Lautner’s attachment to Incarceron, an adaptation of Catherine Fisher’s novel for young people which is being produced by Wolverine‘s team of Hugh Jackman and John Palermo.
According to Deadline:
Lautner will play Finn, who has lived his entire life on Incarceron, a savage, futuristic prison society. He meets the daughter of the warden, who is trapped in her own prison, a futuristic world constructed beautifully to look like the 17th Century. She knows nothing of Incarceron except that it exists. She and Finn simultaneously find a crystal key that allows them to communicate and hatch an escape plan for Finn.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Red Review
Red Review
By Jose
Starring: Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Karl Urban, Morgan Freeman, Brian Cox, and Richard Dreyfuss
Plot:
When his idyllic life is threatened by a high-tech assassin, former black-ops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team in a last ditch effort to survive.
Review:
When Bruce Willis plays his indestructible yet on the surface everyday guy he is right where the audience loves him. In RED, "Retired Extremely Dangerous", he has a close to perfect vehicle. And, so RED delivers in spite of a fairly ridiculous scenario of a group of ex-CIA operatives, of which Willis is one, being singled out for execution on the eve of the vice-president announcing his candidacy for president.
We get the message from the first that Willis is somewhat lonely and bored with retirement and is searching for a companion to make his new life matter. He isn't aching to get back to fast track, but is venerable and is fixated on a kind and cheery voice on the other end of the phone line when he complains about not getting his pension checks (he tears them up just to talk to his "handler"). He arranges a meeting with the sweet sounding girl just prior to everything falling apart because the CIA sends in a "wet" team to erase him. As suspected the CIA and most of all the resources of the government are not up to the task.
Willis reassembles his old team, all in his age bracket or older, in order to survive. That team, if not on the surface a formidable threat, is pure cinematic gold as it consists of excellent performances by Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, and Helen Mirren. It is almost impossible not to like this film because of the wonderfully entertaining supporting cast. In fact Malkovich steals the show providing the correct dosage of crazed comic relief. This leads to impossible feats making for deliciously served up entertainment; all with a "nod-and-a-wink" that cuts through the unbelievable. Great action with comedy! Richard Dreyfus turns in a solid performance as a spoiled smart-ass (uber-wealthy and powerful) arms dealer who pulls strings behind the scenes. And, Ernest Borgnine has a cameo role which is memorable.
Final Thoughts:
It's a character driven action comedy that truly is ridiculous, entertaining, and delightful. This movie is hard to fault in spite of being pure light-weight fluff. See it and smile.
Rated: 4 out of 5
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