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Sixth Awesome New Billboard for Tron Legacy Arrives Online!

Ah s**t these just keep getting better! I know I keep saying that, but it's true! IGN (via HeyUGuys) debuted the newest billboard/banner photo from Tron Legacy, the sixth in the series they've been unveiling since last December. This has Garrett Hedlund in a surprisingly badass-lookin' pose in a photo have never seen before, pretty damn cool. It looks like Tron Legacy will probably end up being the highlight of Comic-Con 2010 with all the sweet stuff they're planning as part of "ComiTRON." It was also recently confirmed that Flynn's Arcade will be returning! Past billboards: first, second, third, fourth and the fifth. Check this out!

⥤ Posted July 14 in Hype, Photos, Tron Legacy | 9 Comments

Mark Ruffalo in Discussions to Play the Hulk in The Avengers

By Ethan Anderton

After the debacle that took Edward Norton away from his role as Hulk for the superhero ensemble The Avengers, aside from the back and forth between Marvel, Norton's agent, and finally Norton himself, there were rumors swirling about potential replacements. Hero Complex mentions names like Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody, David Tennant and Joss Whedon favorite Nathan Fillion, but Deadline has a report out of left field that pegs Mark Ruffalo as being in "late-stage discussions" between Marvel and his agency to become the new Incredible Hulk. As crappy as Norton's situation was, Ruffalo is one hell of an amazing replacement.

⥤ Posted July 14 in Casting, Movie News, Opinions | 47 Comments

Must Watch: Downey Jr & Galifianakis in First Due Date Trailer

By Alex Billington

Still haven't had enough of Zach Galifianakis after that It's Kind of a Funny Story trailer? Warner Bros has unleashed the first official trailer (via Yahoo) for their upcoming comedy Due Date, directed by Old School and The Hangover director Todd Phillips, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis as well as Juliette Lewis, Michelle Monaghan, Jamie Foxx, Alan Arkin, RZA and others. This is being billed as the big follow-up to WB's The Hangover and I'm loving what I'm seeing so far. Fun concept, funnier characters, and damn Downey is just hilarious. I'm getting a bit burned out on Galifianakis but maybe that's just me. Enjoy!

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⥤ Posted July 14 in Opinions, To Watch, Trailers | 29 Comments

Bob Stencil Returning to Comic-Con - 2010 Preview Unveiled!

By Alex Billington

The King of Comic-Con is back! We're proud to fully announce today that Bob $tencil will be back once again this year to provide more coverage of the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con. If you don't know who Bob $tencil is, you can catch some of his old videos from Comic-Con 2008, Sundance, and last year's Comic-Con here on FS.net. Bob sent over a brand new preview in anticipation Comic-Con 2010 to give us a glimpse of what's coming and also take a quick look back at some memories from last year's Comic-Con. So whether you've never seen Bob $tencil before or just want to revisit his finest moments of 2009, fire this preview up!

⥤ Posted July 14 in Bob $tencil, Comic-Con 10, Hype | 22 Comments

TGB Episode 19: The Mindscape (Guest: Director Richard Kelly)

By Tim Buel

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by filmmaker Richard Kelly to discuss their latest Picks of the Week, the newest DVD and Blu-Ray releases, new trailers for Welcome to the Rileys, The Loved Ones and Middle Men, rant about changed shots and scenes in movie trailers, and plenty more. The main topic of the night was Chris Nolan's Inception and other brain-based science fiction films! The guys gush about Inception (spoiler free, we promise!) and delve into discussions about the various sub-sects of this fascinating and enthralling film genre. Download/listen to TGB19 below!

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⥤ Posted July 14 in Golden Briefcase, Podcasts | 9 Comments

Interview: The Sorcerer's Apprentice Director Jon Turteltaub

By Alex Billington

Although I've known his work and his name, it wasn't until this year that I finally got to meet director Jon Turteltaub for my first time. He's a very welcoming, funny, and cheerful guy, more than I ever thought he would be, and he does great work (although not everyone likes the National Treasure movies). After seeing him at WonderCon and at the presentation in March, I made it my mission to interview Turteltaub when his new movie, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, hit theaters (which is today). He's now one of my favorite guys to interview and he definitely gives fantastic answers, so please check out my interview with Turteltaub below.

⥤ Posted July 14 in Hype, Interviews | 3 Comments

Marvel's Captain America & Thor Go 3D + The Gods First Look

By Alex Billington

With Comic-Con only one week away from kicking off, things are starting to get pretty exciting around here. In the first of what's sure to be many, many first look reveals, LA Times' Hero Complex blog has unveiled a photo of "the gods" from Marvel's Thor - Chris Hemsworth as Thor (left), Anthony Hopkins as Odin (front 'n center), and Tom Hiddleston as Thor's evil brother Loki (right). In addition to that photo, Hero Complex also reveals that Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger will officially be going 3D, and to prove that it's a good decision, they've got some extravagant new quotes from the directors of both movies.

⥤ Posted July 14 in 3D Posts, First Look, Hype | 101 Comments

Pixar Converting Ratatouille & Others into 3D for Re-Release?

By Alex Billington

This is just a speculative rumor for now, but there is a quote to back it up, and it certainly seems plausible. Our friends at SlashFilm (via Bleeding Cool) noticed in the interview on HeyUGuys with Bob Whitehill, Pixar's "Stereoscopic Supervisor" (note: stereoscopic = 3D), that he talks about working with Brad Bird to re-render scenes of Ratatouille into 3D. I use the term "converting" in the headline, but Pixar can simply re-render the original frames just like they did with Toy Story 1 and 2 to turn their older movies into 3D. I didn't think the re-release of those two movies in 3D was a big success, but maybe Disney thought it was.

⥤ Posted July 14 in 3D Posts, Movie News, Opinions, Rumors | 11 Comments

Worth Watching: First New Trailer for Jon Knautz's The Shrine

By Alex Billington

Creepy or cheesy? I could swear we've written about this movie before, but I couldn't find anything in our archives. The Shrine is the next feature from the folks behind the horror-comedy Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer, but this one has no comedy (as far as I can tell). It's about some people who "investigate" a cult that practices human sacrifice, but I remember originally hearing something about the shrine coming to life or something like that. If true, that's a spoiler they don't want out there - woops! Anyway, this trailer debuted on STYD and it doesn't look that bad, but not that great either. There is an older trailer on YouTube, too.

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⥤ Posted July 14 in Indies, To Watch, Trailers | 19 Comments

Lauren Shuler Donner Producing a Gargoyles Film for Disney

By Ethan Anderton

If you're getting all nostalgic and excited when you see Disney and gargoyles in a headline you're going to be extremely disappointed because this has absolutely nothing to do with that animated TV series "Gargoyles" which Disney distributed in the mid-90's. Instead, Variety reports on development of an original live-action Gargoyles project from Disney and producer Lauren Shuler Donner (of X-Men) which apparently has a treasure trove of mythology in which the studio has interest. The idea for the movie comes from writer Zoe Green and studio exec LouAnne Brickhouse, but sadly no details on the plot have been divulged at this time.

⥤ Posted July 13 in Movie News, Opinions | 14 Comments

Doug Liman Leading the Search Party for 'The Last of the Tribe'

By Ethan Anderton

Last month we found out that Warner Bros was putting Doug Liman's competing adaptation of The Three Musketeers on the backburner because Paul W.S. Anderon's iteration was moving forward much faster. At the time, it was said Liman had become the top contender to direct the adaptation of Hiroshi Sakurazaka's novel All You Need is Kill in addition to an older report that had him eying the Coen Bros-written remake of the classic western Gambit. And now Variety says that Liman is attached to direct an adaptation of Monte Reel's non-fiction book The Last of the Tribe: The Epic Quest to Save a Lone Man in the Amazon.

⥤ Posted July 13 in Movie News, Opinions | 2 Comments

Anna Boden & Ryan Fleck's 'It's Kind of a Funny Story' Trailer

By Alex Billington

Focus Features has debuted the official trailer (on Yahoo) for It's Kind of a Funny Story, starring Keir Gilchrist and Zach Galifianakis, directed by Half Nelson's Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. Although I was at first thrown off from the first look photos by the fact that this is not actually a comedy, as expected, it still looks pretty damn good. Boden and Fleck are great filmmakers and I love seeing them approach a story like this that looks like it ends up having quite a bit of heart and charm to it in the end. This also features great appearances by Emma Roberts, Aasif Mandvi, Viola Davis and even Jeremy Davies. Watch below and enjoy!

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⥤ Posted July 13 in Indies, To Watch, Trailers | 20 Comments

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