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Watchmen: High Resolution Posters & New Empire Photos

posted on: Jul, 31 2008

Warner Bros has just released high resolution versions of the Watchmen Comic Con character posters.

And, Empire Magazine has four new photos from the film.

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Eight Watchmen Character Posters Revealed

posted on: Jul, 28 2008

Warner Bros released eight new character posters for Zack Snyder’s Watchmen at Comic Con 2008. The posters stick with the 80’s style of the original Alan Moore comic book mini-series.

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Flash News: Wolverine Trailer Leaked Online

posted on: Jul, 27 2008

The trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine has leaked online, after making a surprise premiere during the Fox panel a couple days ago at Comic Con.  Check out the first and second parts right now, while is still there.

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Red Sonja Poster Revealed - Rodriguez, McGowan Discuss Film @ Comic Con

posted on: Jul, 25 2008

Robert Rodriguez, Rose McGowan, and director Douglas Aarniokoski sat down to answer a bunch of questions from fans about Red Sonja at Comic Con today, and also took the liberty of showing off some of the teaser poster artwork they had come up with.

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Jon Favreau Returns for Iron Man 2

posted on: Jul, 09 2008

Marvel has finally reached a deal with Jon Favreau to return for Iron Man 2. Nikki Finke reports that the deal was made after the studio relented and put out a “definitely” richer offer to Favreau.

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New Photo: X-Men Origins: Wolverine

posted on: Jul, 06 2008

Filmonic released this new promo shot of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The scan comes from the latest issue of Empire Magazine.

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The Dark Knight: Joker’s New Poster

posted on: Jul, 01 2008

A new poster for The Dark Knight has been released on Joker’s Why So Serious website. Check it out below. Click on the image to see it in super high resolution.

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Movie Poster: Punisher War Zone

posted on: Jun, 29 2008

IGN received a new teaser poster for Lexi Alexander’s Marvel/Lionsgate reboot starring Ray Stevenson as Frank Castle in Punisher: War Zone.

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300 Prequel/Sequel - COMING SOON!?

posted on: Jun, 27 2008

Film director Zack Snyder and 300 producers, Mark Canton and Gianni Nunnari (who are also producing one the aforementioned epics) confirmed to Collider at the Saturn Awards that a 300 sequel/prequel is finally moving forward.

“We’re working on sequel of 300, the prequel of 300,” said Nunnari. Canton chimed in with, “We’re looking to do another 300 and we’re looking for Frank Miller and Zack to do their thing. …Because we’ve had obviously around the world quite seriously such an amazing journey. It keeps on going. We’re talking about the genius of Frank Miller and Zack Snyder.”

In a separate interview, Snyder confirmed that if “something is cool” they’ll do it.

“Yeah, I’ve talked to Frank a little bit about it, and he’s going to do something, I think he’s going to draw something. We’ll see what he does. If something’s cool we’ll make a movie out of it,” said Snyder.

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First Review Compares The Dark Knight to Heat and Godfather 2

posted on: Jun, 25 2008

Good day is today for all around the world The Dark Knight fans. First review has hits the interwebs, more specific it’s on AintItCool site. We’re gonna just to represent you few important things from the very first The Dark Knight review.

Here’s some quotes:

“The film feels more like a crime drama in a grand city scape than a typical comic book movie. It feels like Heat except Batman is Al Pacino and The Joker is Robert De Niro and just like in that film we have a great scene between Heath Ledger and Christian Bale across a table. There is also an element of a Greek Tragedy.. There is a vast sense of morality at play within the film.”

“The Joker is almost more of a terrorist than criminal. He is not motivated by money. He wants to see people suffer.”

“The run time is two and a half hours. It doesn’t feel that long as there is so much going on within the film.”

You can read the full review on AICN.

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