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Flynn’s Arcade opened it’s doors for a second year at the San Diego Comic Con tonight. While on the outside it looked the same, on the inside the arcade hid huge new surprises for Tron fans. Take a look inside with this video walkthrough: read this entry »
How good is Chris Nolan’s Inception? Critics are already calling it the best movie of the year, maybe one of the best ever made. It’s easy to believe. Start watching these new clips from the film, and you won’t be able to stop. They’re engrossing. Addicting. What’s this movie about? Where is it going? Where will it end? Thanks to a brilliant marketing campaign we won’t know until we buy a ticket. Until then, there’s this: read this entry »
The Last Airbender is the most expensive movie M. Night Shyamalan has ever made. Strange when you consider that his last couple of films have been, basically, box office flops. Yet Hollywood keeps investing, perhaps remembering the good times and hoping that whatever talent he once had hasn’t been lost. Right now they’re hoping The Last Airbender will be the cure for what’s ailed him, and maybe it is.
The movie looks fantastic. Worth the $280 million they spent to make and market it? Maybe not, but I’m rooting for it. Check out three new clips from it after the jump, and see if you think M. Night got enough bang for his buck. read this entry »
I’m not really sure what’s going on in this new short, science fiction film by Carl Erik Rinsch, but from a purely technological standpoint it’s stunning. He seamlessly integrates computer generated, sci-fi elements into a live action environment proving yet again why CGI’s always better when combined with, not in place of, live action. Watch it, it’s hard not to think of Neil Blomkamp’s Alive in Joburg, the short film which inspired District 9.
It’s part of a short film project being funded by Phillips, which also explains why you’ll be forced to watch it through an annoying television frame. It’s worth the trouble. It’s one of 5 shorts funded by the television company, each filmmaker tackling 5 different genres. But this is the one to watch: read this entry »
We have two new, heroically great Iron Man 2 TV spots for you. More than just TV spots, they’re a way to see even more new Iron Man 2 footage. See more of Nick Fury, Black Widow, and War Machine in the new spots here and look for Iron Man 2 in theaters May 7th. read this entry »
Disney took Tron: Legacy to San Francisco’s WonderCon where they staged a huge, huge viral event in the form of an Encom press conference. Bruce Boxleitner was there to speak, in character as Alan Bradley and so was Garrett Hedlund in character as Sam Flynn, to do a little parachuting.
See it all in the following videos just released by the Tron: Legacy viral site Flynn Lives. read this entry »
The first, full scene from Iron Man 2 has just popped up online. It’s an extended version of the party scene you’ve seen in the trailer. Get more of the Iron Man dancers, get more Tony Stark, get more Iron Man 2 awesomeness by watching Tony Stark crash his own party here: read this entry »
Yesterday here we showed you what the original, 1982 Tron would look like if it were modernized. Now we’re going the opposite direction with a retro-take on Tron opening title sequence redone to suit the 1960. The following video re-imagines Tron’s opening as if it were done up by Saul Bass: read this entry »
College Humor has put together a song parody so good, Weird Al Yankovic would be jealous. The following video uses Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’ “Empire State of Mind”, which it retitles “Galactic Empire State Of Mind” and then rewrites to tell the entire story of Star Wars, complete with breakdancing Stormtroopers, Leia working it in her gold bikini, and Chewie grooving while Darth Vader lays it all out. Watch: read this entry »