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Posted By: Dan Geer
3D Model Artist from New Jersey, known as “dehahs,” created a wonderful graphic explaining the timeline of Christopher Nolan’s latest masterpiece, Inception. If you have not seen the film yet, DO NOT check out this graphic, as it contains spoilers. If you have seen it, it is a great piece that you should definitely check out, whether you understood the film or not.
Source: Trailer Addict
Posted By: Dan Geer
PCM has not really reported much about Marvel’s Thor film, one of the upcoming movies that will eventually tie in to The Avengers film (also from Marvel) which includes the character of “Thor” in the cast – along with Iron Man, Nick Fury, Captain America and The Hulk.
If you stayed until the end of the credits for Iron Man 2, you will have noticed that the S.H.I.E.L.D. team excavated the hammer of Thor out of some rubble. Embedded below is the extremely long Comic-Con trailer for Thor. The video has had some difficulties loading here and there (and is not quite HD quality, but good enough), but hopefully you will be able to view it – because it’s frickin’ cool.
Source: Bloody Disgusting
Posted By: Dan Geer
Well, here’s your first look at what I hope will at least be a decent sequel to David Slade’s 2007 horror masterpiece 30 Days of Night. On October 5th, 30 Days of Night: Dark Days goes straight to DVD and Blu-ray for your viewing pleasure. Hit the jump to watch the trailer!
Source: HBO
Posted By: Dan Geer
Every Monday throughout the summer at 9PM/8PMc, HBO Documentary Films has been premiering new award-winning films. So far, they’ve showed Gasland, Kevorkian, No One Dies in Lily Dale, A Small Act and Lucky.
Tomorrow, HBO will air the Alexandra Pelosi-directed film, Homeless: The Motel Kids of Orange County. The film is simply about “children who reside in discounted motels within walking distance of Disneyland, living in limbo as their families struggle to survive in one of the wealthiest regions of America.” Check out the official trailer, press release and photos after the jump!
Source: Back to Frank Black
Posted By: Dan Geer
PCM has posted in the past about the campaign by the guys over at Back to Frank Black to get a movie made based on the television series Millennium that aired from 1996-1999. Lance Henriksen, who played the main character of “Frank Black” on the show, is 100% in support of the campaign and has regular communication with Back to Frank Black on the matter. Others who were involved with the show, such as Chris Carter, Frank Spotnitz and Glen Morgan, have also expressed interest.
The show was canceled before it ever got a chance to have a proper conclusion, which is what the movie would accomplish if it were to get made. One of the things Back to Frank Black is doing is holding a Movie Poster Art Contest (which starts Monday, July 26th), in which Lance Henriksen himself will pick the winner! Read on for details, as well as a promotional trailer for the competition.
Source: X-Files News | Big Light | X17 Online
Posted By: Dan Geer
Normally I don’t post articles that I consider to be just rumor, but I thought this was too interesting to pass up.
In the last week or so, photos have been taken of X-Files creator Chris Carter hanging out with David Duchovny in various public places. The first was at a Dodgers game from July 10th, where Duchovny threw the first pitch of the day. The second is of Duchovny and Carter at the beach about a week or so later. Could this mean that they are meeting to discuss the third X-Files film… kind of? Hit the jump for more and to take a peek at the photos!
Source: CHUD
Many fans were let down with the second installment of Michael Bay’s Transformers franchise, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. While I liked it more than a lot of people seemed to, I’ll even admit that there were some parts that I found dreadful.
However, Devin Faraci from CHUD has a scoop on the opening sequence for Transformers 3 that really makes it sound like there’s hope for the fans this time around. Hit the jump to find out the details (spoilers ahead)!
Source: Improv Everywhere
Today, I thought I’d post a little video by Improv Everywhere. If you are unfamiliar with them, they are a group of New Yorkers who simply perform random acts of entertainment around the city. Back in May, they did a funny little Ghostbusters stunt at The New York Public Library, which is the same library at the beginning of the actual Ghostbusters movie from 1984.
Their latest video is a reenactment of the opening scene of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope… on a subway car! Trust me, you have to see this. Hit the jump to watch!
Mike Judge, the creator of the crude yet hilarious animated comedy Beavis and Butt-Head that aired on MTV back in the 90s, is apparently outlining 30 new episodes of the show to possibly bring back to MTV, according to Kenny Herzog from The Examiner. Read on for more details.
Source: Shock ‘Till You Drop
Shock ‘Till You Drop‘s Ryan Turek sat down with Adrien Brody to talk about his role in his upcoming sci-fi action film Predators, and also caught up with director Nimród Antal and producer Robert Rodriguez to talk about the shooting experience. Hit the jump to watch!
