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Monday, 13 July 2015
Cast and filmmakers of X-Men: Apocalypse surprised fans at Comic-Con
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Friday, 14 August 2009
Fightin' Fanboys: TNA Superstar Daniels
Marvel.com catches up with Total Nonstop Action wrestling superstar Daniels at San Diego Comic-Con 2009! Catch him on TNA Impact every Thursday on Spike TV and at Hard Justice on Pay-Per-View, Sunday, August 16.
Fightin' Fanboys: The Motor City Machine Guns
Marvel.com catches up with Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley of Total Nonstop Action wrestling fame at the San Diego Comic-Con!
Monday, 3 August 2009
San Diego Comic-Con 2009: Day 3 Wrap-Up
Check Out Day 3 of the San Diego Comic-Con. The Highlights, surprises, and big announcements from your favorite panels are all here! Watch the video right now!
San Diego Comic-Con 2009: Day 2 Wrap-up
Check Out Day 2 of the San Diego Comic-Con. The highlights, surprises and big announcements from your favorite panels are all here! Watch the video right now!
Saturday, 25 July 2009
Stan Lee Exclusive Comic Con 2009 Interview (Inside Gaming Machinima)
Stan Lee Exclusive Comic Con 2009 Interview (Inside Gaming Machinima)
We had a chance to talk with comic book visionary Stan Lee about Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 at the Activision Comic-Con party.
Marvel Super Heroes: What The--?!: San Diego or Bust
M.O.D.O.K. heads to San Diego... as a guest of honor? See for yourself! Watch Episode 4 of Marvel Super Heroes: What The--?!
Thursday, 23 April 2009
New internet trailer for Wolverine | Filmonic
New internet trailer for Wolverine | Filmonic
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A new and most likely final trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine has appeared online, and I feel like I have seen it before…oh wait I have. The trailer is a shiny HD version of the Comic Con trailer from July last year. It was our very first look at Wolverine but we only got to see it via crappy camera footage as it was never released online. That is until now. Watch below!
In other Wolverine news a TV spot featuring a voice-over from Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier) has been playing. It’s cool to see Fox trying to connect the X-Men films.
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A new and most likely final trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine has appeared online, and I feel like I have seen it before…oh wait I have. The trailer is a shiny HD version of the Comic Con trailer from July last year. It was our very first look at Wolverine but we only got to see it via crappy camera footage as it was never released online. That is until now. Watch below!
In other Wolverine news a TV spot featuring a voice-over from Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier) has been playing. It’s cool to see Fox trying to connect the X-Men films.
Sunday, 9 November 2008
Wolverine Trailer With The Day The Earth Stood Still
From: Filmonic.com
Earlier this year at Comic Con Hugh Jackman revealed some footage which, as expected, leaked online. It was swiftly removed (unless you know where to look) however soon we will get our first real look at X-Men Origins: Wolverine in the form of a non-blurry, high definition teaser trailer.
Earlier this year at Comic Con Hugh Jackman revealed some footage which, as expected, leaked online. It was swiftly removed (unless you know where to look) however soon we will get our first real look at X-Men Origins: Wolverine in the form of a non-blurry, high definition teaser trailer.
From xmenfilms.net:
XMF can “exclusively” confirm that 20th Century Fox is hoping to release the upcoming X-Men Origins: Wolverine trailer with December 12th’s “The Day The Earth Stood Still”!
“We are shooting for 12/12 on DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL now…” said the studio in a statement.
According to my calculations December 12th is around 5 weeks away. Write it down or carve it into a nearby wall!
Wednesday, 13 August 2008
Wolverine Trailer Analisys
Coventry Telegraph has posted an analisys of the trailer footage shown at the San Diego Comic-Con, there are a few spoilers, but nothing you don't know if you haven't seen the trailer.
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
EXCLUSIVE: Hugh Jackman Talks New Mutants In ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’
From: MTV.com
When we chatted up Hugh Jackman the other day at Comic-Con he was clearly in good spirits. Walking off a stage where 6,000+ just went bananas for you will do that I guess. He said he was game for an “Avengers” cameo but the superpowered folk he really had something to say about were Deadpool and Gambit, two mutants making their big screen debuts in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” Jackman had a lot to say. Check it out below or read about it after the jump.
Jackman on Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool: “We were so thrilled to get Ryan. He’s the greatest guy. Incredibly funny. He plays Deadpool, the merc with a mouth. Not an easy guy to play. He’s always jabbering. He’s always going. Physically he’s in unbelievable shape and yet he’s also got that comedic ability. There are only a handful of actors that can do that.”
Jackman on Taylor Kitsch as Gambit: “I can say it. He’s sexy, right? He’s a little bit like a junior Wolverine in a way. He’s a little bit of a wise guy. He’s an outsider. He’s got some issues himself. He’s mischievous. He’s cheeky. He’s a bit of a badass. We have a really great fight sequence. Physically that guy is an animal. He was chucking himself around on the concrete. He has that passion that I remember having when I first did Wolverine. There was no way a stunt double was doing anything for him.”
When we chatted up Hugh Jackman the other day at Comic-Con he was clearly in good spirits. Walking off a stage where 6,000+ just went bananas for you will do that I guess. He said he was game for an “Avengers” cameo but the superpowered folk he really had something to say about were Deadpool and Gambit, two mutants making their big screen debuts in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” Jackman had a lot to say. Check it out below or read about it after the jump.
Jackman on Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool: “We were so thrilled to get Ryan. He’s the greatest guy. Incredibly funny. He plays Deadpool, the merc with a mouth. Not an easy guy to play. He’s always jabbering. He’s always going. Physically he’s in unbelievable shape and yet he’s also got that comedic ability. There are only a handful of actors that can do that.”
Jackman on Taylor Kitsch as Gambit: “I can say it. He’s sexy, right? He’s a little bit like a junior Wolverine in a way. He’s a little bit of a wise guy. He’s an outsider. He’s got some issues himself. He’s mischievous. He’s cheeky. He’s a bit of a badass. We have a really great fight sequence. Physically that guy is an animal. He was chucking himself around on the concrete. He has that passion that I remember having when I first did Wolverine. There was no way a stunt double was doing anything for him.”
Weekly Ketchup
From: RottenTomatoes.com
COOL COMIC CON CLIPS: WATCHMEN AND WOLVERINE
There was plenty of footage screened at Comic Con this weekend, but after TR2N, the two movies that seem to have been received the most positively were and Watchmen. The Watchmen footage hasn't appeared online yet (sob), but the Wolverine trailer thing has, for as long as that lasts. Presuming it will get pulled eventually, here's my quick take: the story is set up as a sort of a "regenerating buddy flick" gone bad, as Wolverine and Sabretooth seem to start off on good terms, which then turn sour as they start trying to hack each other to bits. Wolverine has a wee bit of an advantage over Sabretooth's dirty-finger-looking claws. Oh, and we see some new mutant friends like the Blob (he looks a lot like Fat Bastard, unfortunately), Deadpool (played by Ryan Reynolds, without nasty scars, strangely) and Gambit, who I have to admit (as a Gambit hater), was surprisingly one of the cooler things in the trailer. Interpret that however!
BRYAN ("I WASN'T A COMIC BOOK FAN BEFORE I DIRECTED X-MEN") SINGER PICKS UP TWO MORE "COMIC BOOK" PROJECTS
This week, Bryan Singer (X-Men, Superman Returns) announced two separate comic book projects that he will produce, while we are still left waiting for firm news about when the next Superman movie will start filming. Well, Freedom Formula is "sort of" a comic book movie, in that it is another of those comic book titles from a company (see above, #2) that produces comic books pretty much just so they can then sell the rights to movie studios. Basically, the comic book is just a storyboard that they can also sell. Freedom Formula is described as being like Top Gun, but with mechs. Well, the Variety writer probably wasn't versed enough in nerd jargon to know that term, but that's what he meant. Basically, with both Transformers and Iron Man raking in cash, you're going to see more mech-type movies. Tobey Maguire is producing a Robotech movie, for example. The other Bryan Singer production announced this week is Capeshooting, a comedy about two guys who make their money shooting videos of superheroes in action who get in trouble when they discover one of them is actually a villain. Capeshooting is described as an upcoming comic book, but I can't find any evidence that it exists other than stories about this movie project. Again, this appears to be an example where the "comic book" is secondary to the movie based upon it. Meanwhile, there's about 70+ years worth of comic book stories that existed before Hollywood got hip to us, that struggle to get sold or produced as movies.
COOL COMIC CON CLIPS: WATCHMEN AND WOLVERINE
There was plenty of footage screened at Comic Con this weekend, but after TR2N, the two movies that seem to have been received the most positively were and Watchmen. The Watchmen footage hasn't appeared online yet (sob), but the Wolverine trailer thing has, for as long as that lasts. Presuming it will get pulled eventually, here's my quick take: the story is set up as a sort of a "regenerating buddy flick" gone bad, as Wolverine and Sabretooth seem to start off on good terms, which then turn sour as they start trying to hack each other to bits. Wolverine has a wee bit of an advantage over Sabretooth's dirty-finger-looking claws. Oh, and we see some new mutant friends like the Blob (he looks a lot like Fat Bastard, unfortunately), Deadpool (played by Ryan Reynolds, without nasty scars, strangely) and Gambit, who I have to admit (as a Gambit hater), was surprisingly one of the cooler things in the trailer. Interpret that however!
BRYAN ("I WASN'T A COMIC BOOK FAN BEFORE I DIRECTED X-MEN") SINGER PICKS UP TWO MORE "COMIC BOOK" PROJECTS
This week, Bryan Singer (X-Men, Superman Returns) announced two separate comic book projects that he will produce, while we are still left waiting for firm news about when the next Superman movie will start filming. Well, Freedom Formula is "sort of" a comic book movie, in that it is another of those comic book titles from a company (see above, #2) that produces comic books pretty much just so they can then sell the rights to movie studios. Basically, the comic book is just a storyboard that they can also sell. Freedom Formula is described as being like Top Gun, but with mechs. Well, the Variety writer probably wasn't versed enough in nerd jargon to know that term, but that's what he meant. Basically, with both Transformers and Iron Man raking in cash, you're going to see more mech-type movies. Tobey Maguire is producing a Robotech movie, for example. The other Bryan Singer production announced this week is Capeshooting, a comedy about two guys who make their money shooting videos of superheroes in action who get in trouble when they discover one of them is actually a villain. Capeshooting is described as an upcoming comic book, but I can't find any evidence that it exists other than stories about this movie project. Again, this appears to be an example where the "comic book" is secondary to the movie based upon it. Meanwhile, there's about 70+ years worth of comic book stories that existed before Hollywood got hip to us, that struggle to get sold or produced as movies.
Monday, 28 July 2008
Leaked Wolverine Trailer
Here it is, somebody taped the screening at the San Diego Comic-con, so the quality isn't great. But you won't care about that once the trailer begins. ;)
The vid I originally posted was removed, but I found a new one. If you want to see the actual trailer, go about 1 minute into this vid and the real trailer can be found.
The vid I originally posted was removed, but I found a new one. If you want to see the actual trailer, go about 1 minute into this vid and the real trailer can be found.
Sunday, 27 July 2008
'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' Poster!
First official poster form X-Men Origins: Wolverine, snapped at the San Diego Comic-Con. 
Saturday, 26 July 2008
News from Comic-Con
I've gathered up the links to stories from Hugh Jackman's visit to the con. They all say mostly the same, but if you wanna have a look.
RottenTomatoes: Hugh Jackman Premieres Wolverine Footage at Comic-Con.
IGN.com: SDCC 08: Wolverine Unleashes Gambit.
WolverineMovieChronicles: First Wolverine footage shown at SDCC.
WorstPreviews: "Wolverine" Trailer Description and Screenshots. (This one fetures more blurry pictures)
ComicBookMovie.com: Hugh Jackman Surprises Comic-Con Audience with First Ever Wolverine Origins Teaser Footage.
IGN.com: Brand New X-Men Origins: Wolverine Footage Revealed.
More links on this story will be added to this post.
RottenTomatoes: Hugh Jackman Premieres Wolverine Footage at Comic-Con.
IGN.com: SDCC 08: Wolverine Unleashes Gambit.
WolverineMovieChronicles: First Wolverine footage shown at SDCC.
WorstPreviews: "Wolverine" Trailer Description and Screenshots. (This one fetures more blurry pictures)
ComicBookMovie.com: Hugh Jackman Surprises Comic-Con Audience with First Ever Wolverine Origins Teaser Footage.
IGN.com: Brand New X-Men Origins: Wolverine Footage Revealed.
More links on this story will be added to this post.
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If anybody has any links, stories, pictures or videos they want to share from the con, please contact me.
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