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After the Iron Man End Credits: Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury Appears

posted on: Apr, 30 2008

Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury does appear but not until after the surefire blockbuster’s end credits. He also delivers some spoiler-worthy dialogue. Anyway, here’s a little article from australian journalist Adam Richard:

“Sam Jackson as Nick Fury is indeed in Iron Man. The final spool of the film was not screened to journos and reviewers as it only arrived in Australia yesterday ahead of premiere screenings. I saw the film a few weeks ago to prep for a Downey Jr interview, and went again last night (cos i loved it SOOOO much!) and at the end of the credits is an awesome 40 seconds or so with Stark and Nick Fury. I may have soiled myself slightly…”

Some crazy things we’re gonna hear more from upcoming Iron Man movie.

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Jim Carrey in I Love You Phillip Morris

posted on: Apr, 29 2008

We got a first look at Jim Carrey on the set of I Love You Phillip Morris. Carrey plays Russell, a criminal who falls in love with his cell mate, Phillip Morris (Ewan McGregor). After Morris’ release from prison, Russell attempts a variety of bizarre prison escapes in hopes of reuniting with the love of his life.

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First Look at Sleestaks from Land of the Lost

posted on: Apr, 29 2008

USAToday brings us the first official production photo from Brad Silberling’s upcoming film Sleestaks from Land of the Lost.

Land of the Lost is currently shooting on multiple sound stages at Universal Studios. The film is scheduled to hit theaters on July 17th 2009.

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WarGames 2 Cover Art - Damn, it Sucks!

posted on: Apr, 28 2008

Do we really need this movie!? Plus, it’s straight-to-DVD sequel and cover art is so cheap, that’s for sure.

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Guillermo del Toro talks The Hobbit Sequel

posted on: Apr, 27 2008

Guillermo del Toro spoke publicly to TheOneRing.net about the planned continuation of The Hobbit 2.

Here’s the quote:

“You know, I traveled to New Zealand just a little while ago, and one of the main reasons for going was to sit down and talk about the second film. ‘The Hobbit’, the book, is really one self-contained film, so for the second movie we sat down and worked it out. When we did this we got really excited because this second film is not a ‘tag on’, it’s not ‘filler’, it’s an integral part of telling the story of those 50 years of history lost in the narrative. There will be certain things that we will see from the first movie but from a different point of view, but it will feel like a volume, in the 5 volumes of the entire story. It will not feel like a bridge, I’ve been hearing it called ‘a bridge film’, it’s not, it’s an integral chapter of the story, and I think we’re all on the same page.”

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JJ Abrams on a Cloverfield 2

posted on: Apr, 26 2008

Producer JJ Abrams tells G4’s Attack of the Show that they have a good idea about Cloverfield 2 sequel. Here’s some quote:

“There is a couple ideas that Drew Goddard , the writer, and Matt Reeves have that are pretty fantastic. So we’re playing around with some ideas and obviously if it isn’t something that really excited us and inspires us, we won’t do it. But there are some good ideas out there.”

When asked if the second film would be shot using the first person video camera style employed by the first film, Abrams replied:

“It could. I think it’s a valid style,” Abrams continued. “I think as a gimmick, people have already seen it, so if you’re going to do it, you have to do something unique with it.”

Abrams also confirms that there is absolutely no connection between LOST and Cloverfield, as he called the use of the Dharma logo a wink to his friends working on the popular sci-fi television series. You can watch the full interview with JJ Abrams below.

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Weekend Box Office, April 25-27

posted on: Apr, 25 2008

BURBANK, CALIFORNIA — ‘Baby Mama’ topped the box office this weekend with an estimated $18.3 million.

WEEKEND TOP 5 STUDIO ESTIMATES, APRIL 25-27, 2008

Rank. Movie Title (Distributor)
Weekend Gross | Theaters | Total Gross | Week #

1. Baby Mama (Universal)
$18.3 million | 2,543 | $18.3 million | 1

2. Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (New Line)
$14.6 million | 2,510 | $14.6 million | 1

3. The Forbidden Kingdom (Lionsgate)
$11.2 million | 3,151 | $38.3 million | 2

4. Forgetting Sarah Marshall (Universal)
$11.0 million | 2,799 | $35.1 million | 2

5. Nim’s Island (Fox)
$4.5 million | 2,977 | $39.0 million | 4

Source: Box Office Mojo (www.boxofficemojo.com)

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Theater Counts, April 25

posted on: Apr, 25 2008

APRIL 25

Title (Distributor) / Theater Count (Change) / Week #

NEW

Baby Mama (Universal) / 2,543

Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (New Line) / 2,510

Deception (2008) (Fox) / 2,001

A Plumm Summer (Freestyle Releasing) / 58

Deal (MGM) / 50

Rogue (Third Rail Releasing) / 10

Then She Found Me (ThinkFilm) / 9

Standard Operating Procedure (Sony Classics) / 2

EXPANDING

21 (Sony / Columbia) / 2,952 (+49) / 5

Prom Night (2008) (Sony / Screen Gems) / 2,821 (+121) / 3

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (Universal) / 2,799 (+1) / 2

Fool’s Gold (Warner Bros.) / 494 (+274) / 12

The Visitor (Overture Films) / 76 (+58) / 3

My Blueberry Nights (Weinstein Company) / 60 (+1) / 4

Young@Heart (Fox Searchlight) / 56 (+23) / 3

George A. Romero’s Diary of the Dead (Third Rail Releasing) / 30 (+18) / 11

U2 3D (National Geographic Cinema Ventures) / 21 (+2) / 14

NO CHANGE

The Forbidden Kingdom (Lionsgate) / 3,151 / 2

88 Minutes (Sony / Columbia) / 2,168 / 2

Pathology (MGM) / 46 / 2

Deep Sea 3-D (IMAX) (Warner Bros.) / 10 / 113

DECLINING

Nim’s Island (Fox) / 2,977 (-300) / 4

Leatherheads (Universal) / 2,246 (-552) / 4

Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! (Fox) / 2,159 (-511) / 7

Street Kings (Fox Searchlight) / 1,735 (-734) / 3

Superhero Movie (MGM (Weinstein)) / 1,103 (-777) / 5

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (Rocky Mountain Pictures) / 1,041 (-11) / 2

Smart People (Miramax) / 1,036 (-83) / 3

The Ruins (Paramount (DreamWorks)) / 722 (-1135) / 4

Drillbit Taylor (Paramount) / 702 (-665) / 6

Under the Same Moon (Weinstein Company) / 453 (-1) / 6

10,000 B.C. (Warner Bros.) / 450 (-405) / 8

Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns (Lionsgate) / 435 (-240) / 6

The Spiderwick Chronicles (Paramount) / 326 (-44) / 11

The Bucket List (Warner Bros.) / 298 (-52) / 18

The Bank Job (Lionsgate) / 239 (-234) / 8

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (Focus Features) / 222 (-110) / 8

Shine a Light (Paramount Vantage) / 218 (-2) / 4

Never Back Down (Summit Entertainment) / 212 (-85) / 7

Stop-Loss (Paramount) / 186 (-348) / 5

The Counterfeiters (Sony Classics) / 158 (-12) / 10

Penelope (Summit Entertainment) / 112 (-30) / 9

In Bruges (Focus Features) / 87 (-36) / 12

Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden? (Weinstein Company) / 72 (-30) / 2

The Band’s Visit (Sony Classics) / 61 (-24) / 12

Married Life (Sony Classics) / 59 (-17) / 8

Semi-Pro (New Line) / 55 (-55) / 9

Snow Angels (Warner Independent) / 35 (-5) / 8

Be Kind, Rewind (New Line) / 30 (-26) / 10

Charlie Bartlett (MGM) / 10 (-44) / 10

There Will Be Blood (Paramount Vantage) / 9 (-16) / 18

Funny Games (Warner Independent) / 5 (-4) / 7

Mad Money (Overture Films) / 3 (-1) / 15

Dark Matter (First Independent Pictures) / 1 (-4) / 3

Sleepwalking (Overture Films) / 1 (-3) / 7

ESTIMATES FOR MAY 2

Iron Man (Paramount) / 3,800

Made of Honor (Sony / Columbia) / 2,700

The Visitor (Overture Films) / 150

Redbelt (Sony Classics) / 6

Mister Lonely (IFC) / 1

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First Look at Mirrors

posted on: Apr, 25 2008

20th Century Fox has released the first batch of photos for Alexandre Aja’s Mirrors.

Jack Bauer plays… ooops, I mean, Kiefer Sutherland plays Ben Carson, an ex-cop turned night security guard at a long-closed department store ravaged by fire.

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Man of Steel Shooting in Early 2009?

posted on: Apr, 24 2008

Words coming from Superman himself, Brandon Routh. He gave an interview for Collider and there was a small question about new Man of Steel movie and Routh answered it:

“I trust that we’ll be shooting Man of Steel early next year.”

Superman fans it seems Man of Steel will fly again for summer release of 2011, maybe 2010, will see.

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