I was just writing about how little new news is coming out of Comic Con this year when an honest to God bombshell got dropped – Disney has announced that they will make every single one of the seven Narnia novels into films, and they’ll be released once a… Continue reading →
Sitting in the Comic Con press room on the biggest day of the five day event, I’m coming close to calling this whole edition of Con a bust, at least from the movie nerd point of view (there seems to have been some actually exciting news coming out of the… Continue reading →
This is going quick so I'm going to keep the intro short. But this is the place for Hulk and Iron Man news, so here we go. 4:20 Eric Morrow from IGN takes the podium to introduce, as he says, the first ever Marvel Studios panel in Hall H. 4:22 Gale Anne Hurd.… Continue reading →
I'm camping in hall H today, and while I wasn't sure it was going to be worth it, things got going fast with Neil Gaiman's announcement of Coraline details and some unexpected comedy from Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon.12:23 Neil Gaiman, Henry Selick. You can… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE FOR REGULAR. HERE FOR BLU-RAY.STUDIO: Warner Bros.MSRP: $34.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 116 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: Audio Commentary Additional Scenes Frank Miller's Vision 300 Spartans: Fact or Fiction? Who Where The Spartans?… Continue reading →
I'm sold. That's all I really have to say. I'm not liveblogging this Blade Runner panel because I've just had over an hour of roudtables with guys like Syd Mead, DVD producer Charlie de Lauzirika and Ridley Scott. There's some good stuff in there (including… Continue reading →
It was disappointing to sit through the entire Warner Brothers panel this morning to find not a smidgen of Dark Knight material after all. It was more frustrating to realize that the oddball Joker-oriented viral marketing campaign was continuing right outside… Continue reading →
I can’t even believe it, but Comic Con has sold out Sunday. What is usually the quietest and most low-key day of the whole weekend is going to be just as packed as Saturday, the biggest day of the event. This has been an especially huge Comic Con (although… Continue reading →
Chris Nolan may detest the geeks, but he'll take their money just the same. At Comic Con 2004, Nolan and Christian Bale whetted appetites for Batman Begins with a videotaped greeting that was comical for its seething contempt. Perhaps this isn't the case (and… Continue reading →
I just came from a whirlwind one on one with Watchmen director Zack Snyder here at Comic Con, and while he wouldn’t confirm or deny it, it was obvious that he’s going to cast Gerard Butler as the desperate castaway in The Tales of the Black Freighter, the… Continue reading →