Thursday, July 3, 2014
First Look At Superman From BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE Hits!
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
More Details About Wonder Woman's "New Look" In MAN OF STEEL 2 Revealed
Ever since model turned actress, Gal Gadot, was announced to play 'Diana Prince/Wonder Woman' in Zack Snyder's Man Of Steel 2, the internet has been very keen to see how the character will look in this latest take on the character. While this marks the 2nd time the character will appear on the big screen, the first being this year's The Lego Movie. Costume designer and frequent collaborator with Zack Snyder, Michael Wilkinson had a few things to say about 'Wonder Woman's' costume for the highly anticipated sequel when talking with The New York Times earlier today. Wilkinson said "I have been given the opportunity to tackle a wide range of genres with my work: big superheroes, gritty contemporary, epic period, science fiction. It keeps me stimulated and challenged as an artist. At the moment, I’m designing the costumes for ‘Batman vs. Superman.’ It’s an honor to be creating new looks for such iconic characters as Wonder Woman. The interesting thing is that my approach is always the same, no matter the genre or the period. I’m using the same tools — silhouette, fabric, color, drape – to help tell the story and illuminate the inner life of the characters." While most of this information is not all that new, it is still nice to see that the film is finally moving forward.
The Man Of Steel sequel is set to hit theatres everywhere, July 17th, 2015.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Photos: Kent Farm Construction for Batman Vs Superman!
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
MAN OF STEEL Receives The Cinema Sins Treatment! [Video]
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Producer Charles Roven Discusses BATMAN VS SUPERMAN
Producer Charles Roven has been in the movie making business for quite sometime now. Roven has produced countless DC Comics films, including this past Summer's Man Of Steel. Earlier today, Variety caught up with Roven to discuss where the DC Cinematic Universe could be heading, Roven touched on everything from the Ben Affleck casting all the way to at what point the studio believed they should begin work on Man Of Steel 2. After the box office failure that was Superman Returns, Roven believed DC and Warner Bros' should attempt to bring Clark Kent to the modern world, instead of trying to shove the modern world, to a Clark from the past. Below is some of the interesting tidbits from the rather long interview with Variety which you can check out here!
On Man Of Steel And How The Studio Feels About It:
“We felt that we accomplished our goals with ‘Man of Steel,’" Roven says. “Our intention was to bring Superman into the 21st century with a contemporary character and a different kind of superhero than what’s out there right now. We knew we had created a world and we had left Easter eggs in the movie that let people know that in the universe that Zack was creating, there was the possibility of other DC characters besides Clark Kent,” Roven says.On Ben Affleck's Casting:
“We wanted a guy who had a certain age and a certain gravitas to what he had done in terms of his recent work,” Roven says. “If you take a look at ‘The Town’ and ‘Argo,’ he plays a couple of serious guys in those movies. He’s a big man. He’s also a mature man. As you see him and Henry together, one definitely has much more experience just by looking at him. That’s what we wanted, particularly juxtaposed against our Superman.”
As mentioned before, you can check out the full interview here. Batman Vs. Superman is set to hit theatres everywhere June 2015, with set photos set to leak around February/March of 2014.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
PARKS & REC Star Nick Offerman Reveals His Dream Roles & His Audition For Wolverine!
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While I personally feel Nick 'Swanson' Offerman should be cast as J.J Jameson in The Amazing Sider-Man 3, I would not complain if Offerman was cast as Ben Grimm/The Thing... Heck, cast Offerman as everyone, you need a Venom? Offerman, you need a new Ghost Rider? Offerman, you need a new Howard The Duck? Nick Offerman. Anyway, you can check out the full interview over at Newsarama. You can catch Nick Offerman on Parks & Recreation only on NBC.
Saturday, November 9, 2013
EXCLUSIVE: Two More Names Pop Up For Nightwing Role In BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN
Now, the second rumoured man for the role is one actor I feel is about to burst on to everyone’s radars. Last year a small romantic dramady came out starring Logan Lerman, Paul Rudd & Emma Watson. Anyone guess what film that was? It was The Perks Of Being A Wallflower; my source has revealed to me that Ezra Miller, who played Patrick, the gay best friend of Logan Lerman’s Charlie, is circling the role. Ezra Miller also appeared in the film, We Need To Talk About Kevin. Miller matches the rumoured ‘young John Hawkes type’ sidekick role Warner Bros’ were looking for, but does his young age limit his chances?
Watch The MAN OF STEEL Q&A With Zack Snyder & Kevin Smith!
Earlier today, there was a Man Of Steel question and answer live on Yahoo! And sadly, I was sleeping at the time of its upload, but now, thanks to Yahoo! They have posted the full one hour and fifteen minutes online. Director, Zack Snyder and Superman fanboy, Kevin Smith, Amy Adams & Henry Cavill discuss everything Man Of Steel related and they reveal some cool tidbits regarding the highly anticipated sequel, set to hit theatres everywhere in 2015. So check out the full video for interesting information regarding Batman vs. Superman, Man Of Steel, Lex Luthor and much, much more! You can purchase the two pieces of art at this link.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Batman Vs Superman shooting in "Kent Farm" soon!
Friday, November 1, 2013
RUMOUR: THOR's Jaimie Alexander Has Had Conversations With Warner Bros. For BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN
What a wild ride it has been for Thor's Jaimie Alexander. A few months ago I started watching a little show called, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, and I was shocked, let me repeat, shocked, when I saw Alexander make a brief guest appearance in season 3. From her guest role in that show, to being a main attraction to the upcoming Thor: The Dark World, Jaimie's career has finally taken off, and she's not done yet. According to Forbes comic book blogger, Mark Hughes (not the former Manchester City manager, cause he'd probably ruin Forbes aswell.) he chatted with Jamie at Stan Lee's Comikaze Convention this past Friday. Hughes posted on his Twitter account, quote; "Jaimie Alexander has been having "conversations" w/ WB/DC. She also knows things a/b BATMAN VS SUPERMAN's story. Do the math..." While this could mean nothing, it doesn't seem like nothing. Alexander has been a fan favourite for the role of Diana Prince/Wonder Woman for quite some time now, and with Angelina Jolie not getting any younger, it seems we may have to settle for Jaimie... Like that's a bad thing. How would you guys and gals feel about Jaimie Alexander taking on the covered role of Wonder Woman? Alexander also confirmed a Thor 3 is on it's way, but on the Wonder Woman rumour. Let me just say... Bring it. Source: Mark Hughes
Monday, October 28, 2013
'Man of Steel' Writer David S. Goyer Signs Three Year Deal at Warner Bros.
The main writer of the Dark Knight trilogy and Man Of Steel, David S. Goyer, has signed a three-year deal at Warner Bros. for the studio for new projects between now and 2016 or 2017. Ok... nerdgasm. There. Done.
The guys over at Deadline have reported that Goyer’s Phantom Four will kick the deal off with “an untitled Hitchockian thriller with a grounded sci-fi element that Doug Jung is writing as a potential directing vehicle for Goyer.”
“I was perfectly happy not having a deal, and just financed the overhead myself,” Goyer said of his time working on DC Entertainment properties. “Warner Bros graciously offered me a deal and they’ve provided the lion’s share of my employment over the last decade, so what the hell?”
“Aside from me helping the studio break story on some of their properties and them supporting me as a director, we want to find other projects in an area I could call elevated genre, and this first project falls neatly into the category,” the writer/producer added. “I’ve found TV to be a more collaborative medium for writers than film, and there is a ton of terrific writers working in network TV and basic cable right now. Part of the intent of this deal is to tap that stable of writers and bring them into the feature world as well.”
Goyer is in rumors to develop a Justice League film to follow Batman vs. Superman.
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