Showing posts with label PeterJackson. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Movie NEWS! various teasers and trailers


The new Batman gets a trailer, the new Tolkien epic is revealed and an upcoming Ridley Scott movie's trailer gets its own trailer!
How crazy is that?!
First up, Peter Jackson's all-new Lord of the Ring episode The Hobbit is finally revealed!
The movie gets a poster...


A summary...

The first of a two-part film based on J.R.R. Tolkien's novel of the same name, due for release in December 2012. 

And a trailer!...



A two parter...
I don't really know if this book actually need such...but I loved the last movies I know filmed like so.
(well... The Matrix 2&3 and BTTF Part 2&3)
Wait and see~

(though I'm not that a fan of fantasy anymore, these days...)

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Last week Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises had its trailer leaked over the net...but Warner took care of that and took 'em out. This week we can finally have an official look at the sequel:




This is looking nice. Definitively a good movie. A good Batman movie, I'm not so sure..

(then again, I love the previous Nolan-esque Batmans as movies, but as great as the Joker was, the Batman part was always sorta...I dunno....wrong to me..)
This Bane is definitively looking like a great character (like the villains in the past movies), but his voice though...


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Finally, here's something new regarding Ridley Scott's new movie, Prometheus.
Prometheus had such a long and convulsed development.
First an Alien prequel, then not anymore, finally back as an Alien prequel. Only not in name.
Why? Because it won't be featuring the titular monsters.




Simply summarized, it is a prequel to the story seen in the first Alien movie.
We won't see Xenomorphs in it. Humans will come in contact to alien creatures. (the giant fossilized "Space Jockey" from the first movie?) They will probably leave a signal for Ripley's team in the first movie at the end.


The movie itself is being directed by Scott with H.R.Giger back on creature and direction design.
They're quite secretive concerning this new movie.


And we don't even have a trailer so far...and only this "teaser" for the actual upcoming teaser trailer:





Looking nice so far, from the few we know.
After a good entryin the Predator franchise (Predators), are we getting a good new Alien entry as well? XD
Looks like the curse of the AVP movies is finally burned in the ground for good!

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Movie NEWS! Tintin trailer!


Check it out while it's still hot!

The trailer of the upcoming live/CGi hybrid movie Tintin & the Secret of the Unicorn (Tintin 3D) has just hit the web!
But Paramount's taking all of 'em out for some reason!
 

This movie directed by Steven Spielberg & produced by Peter Jackson was still supposed to be a surprise? I'm betting some of you may not know or remember it existed.

Anyway, they're taking all the videos offline.
So I managed to grab it from an online source I doubt they'll take the time to delete it from.

Here, enjoy!



Looking...weird. But good. But weird mostly.

Released officially now:


I think I'll wait for a DVD :P
It's not like this won't make a whole load of bucks from Spielberg & co.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Movie NEWS! American TINTIN

There's finally some pics, a glimps at the look of upcoming The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn live movie.
Well, not really "live". More like CGi with real life backdrops.

Anyway, more below...


The movie is being made, directed and produced by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson, based on the classic well known Bande Dessinée (that's franco-belgium comics for you non-french speakers) by Hergé.

They are already planning to make 3 (!!) of these.

And here's a sneak peak thanks to a new magazine:


Cartoonistic CGi realistic Tintin.
The dog looks...huh..strange.


Comment:
Boy, I'm glad I'm not a Tintin fan!
Seriously, I'm kind of getting sick of all this CGi animated flicks, tired of it, and nostlagic about past 2D animation....

Though I'm sure kids may love this.
And ol' Tintin european readers (we're talking about those 40+ years old guys who always claims most comics are grabage and only Tintin's good, yeah there's plenty of those here..) will hate this.
I....will probably not see it...

Also, here's a part of the original first live action Tintin movie (from 1961 nonetheless!)