Yup its official, three movies. How will the appedices of LOTR fit with the Hobbit? It makes no sense.
Will they each be half an hour?
Foolz said:Will they each be half an hour?
The third movie is two hours of endings.
I hear the first movie concentrates on Gandalfs beard.
It's 3 hours.
gamingeek said:I hear the first movie concentrates on Gandalfs beard.
It's 3 hours.
I'd watch that tbh.
WTF? Jon Chu is making a new He-Man movie?
Review: TOTAL RECALL is Completely Forgettable
'In front of the camera, Farrell acts like a man whose memory has been wiped clean and replaced with styrofoam. (And it's not like the bar for the role was set terribly high by Arnold Schwarzennegger in the first place.) '
gamingeek said:WTF? Jon Chu is making a new He-Man movie?
Review: TOTAL RECALL is Completely Forgettable
'In front of the camera, Farrell acts like a man whose memory has been wiped clean and replaced with styrofoam. (And it's not like the bar for the role was set terribly high by Arnold Schwarzennegger in the first place.) '
I'm shocked.
Paranorman gets released the day after tomorrow here in Mexico and none of my friends want to watch it (Because it's in 3D and for kids. Unlike Ice Age 4 which they saw last week : / ) so I'll have to see it alone.
^ That movie looks great.
The new X-Men film is called Days of Future Past
Megaton
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Days_of_Future_Past
"Days of Future Past" is a popular storyline in the Marvel Comics comic book The Uncanny X-Men issues #141 and #142, published in 1981. It deals with a dystopian alternative future in which mutants are incarcerated in internment camps. An older Kitty Pryde transfers her mind into the younger, present-day Kitty Pryde, who brings the X-Men to prevent a fatal moment in history which triggers anti-mutant hysteria.
The storyline was very popular at the time and was produced during the franchise's rapid rise to popularity,[citation needed] which was largely due to "The Dark Phoenix Saga" and "Days of Future Past" writer/artist team of Chris Claremont and John Byrne. As a result of this popularity, the dark future seen in this story was revisited on several occasions. The first issue of this storyline was voted the 25th greatest Marvel Comic of all time by the fans in 2001
Yeah that is going to be amazing! At least this means Wolverine should be back in, hopefully other better X-men too.
Get your ass to London? This is too fucking bizaare.
Forgot Mars Quaid, go to Big Ben.
Wolverine filming in Sydney. Hopefully this one wont suck.
Why do they even have a sequel after the atrocious Origins?
Fox and Marvel Wheeling and Dealing on Daredevil, Galactus and The Silver Surfer
Those of you with your nose in the comic book movie world already know that Fox owns the Fantastic Four characters and most of its immediate universe (including villains), and Marvel would really like them back so they can incorporate the characters into their ever-expanding Cinematic Universe. Marvel may now have some leverage to use on Fox, especially in light of the October 10, 2012 deadline for Daredevil, another Marvel character currently in Fox’s possession. You see, unless Fox gets a “Daredevil” movie up and running by October 10th, the character must be returned to Marvel.
To that end, Fox is looking at director Joe Carnahan (of “A-Team” fame) to direct what they call a “hardcore 70s thriller” take on the character. This will be more in line with the Frank Miller run on the comic book title in the ’80s. Carnahan has no offer, but is said to be Fox’s choice for the job after previously attached director David Slade bailed.
But here’s where things get really interesting: with the deadline for Daredevil fast approaching (they need to be shooting by October 10th), Marvel is said to be willing to give Fox more time … in return for the use of Galactus and the Silver Surfer.
Yup. You read that correctly. Marvel is apparently willing to sell Hell’s Kitchen’s protector in exchange for the rights to use the world-devouring Galactus and his herald, shiny dude Silver Surfer aka Norrin Radd and his funky skateboard in future movies. No doubt this figures prominently into Marvel’s intergalactic expansion of their cinematic universe, what with the “Avengers 2″ and “Guardians of the Galaxy” expected to have a much more space-y feel than previous Marvel films.
As of right now, the two sides are still talking, and it’s apparently all up to Fox to decide if they want to take Marvel’s deal. No doubt Marvel is hoping to wash the stink of Fox’s treatment of Galactus and Silver Surfer out of everyone’s mouth in “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer”. If Fox turns it down, they’ll be scrambling to get their “Daredevil” reboot into production by October 10th. And then there’s the Josh Trank “Fantastic Four” reboot to consider. Does Trank have need of the two characters, too?
So, so many possibilities…
UPDATE:
Deadline chimes in, saying that it’s unlikely Fox will relinquish their control of Galactus and the Silver Surfer, and that what Fox really wants is for Marvel’s parent company, Disney to co-produce/fund their “Daredevil” movie. Failing that, they are apparently willing to lose The Man Without Fear.
The good news here? Whatever Fox decides to do — share Galactus/Silver Surfer or lose Daredevil — it’s win-win for Marvel Studios fans
Ben Affleck to direct the Justice League Movie?
Rejoice, Fanboys: Marvel Confirms Joss Whedon Will Write and Direct The Avengers Sequel … and More
New ALF movie. Sorry if old.
ALF. Go figure.
That is quite desperate. As has been said before, TH is a smaller piece of work both in length and in scope (not to mention of lesser quality) than any one of the three books that comprise TLOTR.
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