‘Spectre’ trailer delves into Bond’s murky past

By Armando

The long-awaited first trailer for Spectre premiered Friday night. Spectre is the 24th instalment of the Bond franchise which has been shrouded in secrecy throughout its production.

The trailer picks up right where “Skyfall” left off and seem to delve deeper into Bond’s past. Sam Mendes, who helmed Skyfall, is back for another go. A couple of years ago, reports surfaced that he wouldn’t direct a follow-up, but judging by the dark, ominous tone of the trailer, elements that suggest tight narrative continuity from recent Bond movies, it looks like a natural move for Mendes to return and continue along that same old school Bond antics that he successfully set out on Skyfall.

“You’re a kite dancing in a hurricane, Mr. Bond,” says Mr. White. The character is played by Jesper Christensen, and appeared in earlier “Casino Royale” and “Quantum of Solace”.

Daniel Craig returns as 007 for the fourth time, with Christoph Waltz as Oberhauser, Ralph Fiennes (taking over as the new M), Naomie Harris as Moneypenny and Andrew Scott as Denbigh.

“Spectre” opens in theaters on November 6, 2015.

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Fantastic Four Movie – New Poster Unveiled

By Armando

Following the trailer that hit back in January, 20th Century Fox has released a new poster for director Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four via the film’s Twitter account.

Here, we see Thing, Mr Fantastic, Human Torch, and Invisible Woman, looking at at a mysterious pillar of light (which by the way also appeared in the final shots of the trailer, see trailer below), with the characters showing off their powers.

The poster further reinforce the movie’s marketing that focus on its sci-fi elements than anything else, as well as the fact that it’s from the same studio behind X-Men: Days of Future Past.

Josh Trank is directing Fantastic Four, which stars Miles Teller as Mr. Fantastic, Kate Mara as Invisible Woman, Michael B. Jordan as Human Torch, Jamie Bell as The Thing, and Toby Kebbell as DOCTOR Doom.

Fantastic Four is set to hit the big screen on August 7, 2015.

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Momoa as Aquaman: First Look

By Armando

Warner Bros.

For some time now, we’ve known that the DC Trinity, Superman/Batman/Wonder Woman would appear together for the first time in next year’s cinematic event Batman V Superman. This week, Snyder all but confirmed that another top-tier DC character, Aquaman, will be joining them in the movie in 2015 by way of an official picture of the thespian in character. This is not a complete surprise as Momoa himself has showered the director with praises, while fan buzz and gossip has been circulating almost all throughout since the movie’s inception.

No one knows yet how large the role will play in the movie, but its becoming increasingly clear at this point that Aquaman will be sharing the screen with DC Trinity in some capacity.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be in theaters March 25, 2016. Aquaman will premiere on July 27, 2018.

Here’s a look at Momoa’s baddass Aquaman

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MADness!

By Armando

Behold, Mad Max: Road Fury’s sensational new trailer is here!

Director: George Miller
Starring: Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult |
Release: 15 May 2015 (USA)

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First GOTHAM trailer is out!

By Armando

Fox has released the first trailer for the upcoming Batman prequel tv series “Gotham.” The original trailer just aired tonight during 24: Live Another Day, and this extended version released online.

The trailer shows us a glimpse of McKenzie as Gordon, as well David Mazouz as a young Bruce Wayne. “I promise you, I will find the man who did this,” says McKenzie’s Gordon as he consoles Bruce amid what seem to be an aftermath of the death of Wayne’s parents.

Although the show takes place before Wayne becomes The Dark Knight, the trailer shows a collage of younger versions of iconic Batman villains such as Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler, and Poison Ivy early in their escapades.

Gotham stars Ben McKenzie in the lead role as Detective James Gordon, with Jada Pinkett Smith playing a gangster named Fish Mooney.

Gotham is scheduled to debut on Fox later this year.

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Trailer: Jupiter Ascending is stunning

By Armando

In an upcoming summer full of reboots and sequels comes the Wachowskis’ original sci-fi Jupiter Ascending.

This is the second trailer of the movie released by Warner Brothers. It fleshes out the story more than the trailer we saw last December, but also feels more of a focused attempt by the Wachowskis to go back to their mainstream roots than their last effort, Cloud Atlas.

Its ambitious, intriguing and action packed, with some of the most incredible visuals I have seen in a while, this movie ascends to top tier of movies I’m looking forward to the most this year.

Directors: Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Writers: Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Stars: Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum, Douglas Booth
Release Date: 18 July 2014 (USA)

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New Godzilla trailer is epic

By Armando

After much anticipation, teasers and movie poster releases over the last few weeks, the Godzilla trailer is finally out and it’s epic!

This new trailer follows the first teaser released months ago. But this one ups the ante further in scale. The trailer doesn’t completely provide a full view of Godzilla, but enough of the the Japanese monster’s scale and detail that gives us glimpses of how much damage and destruction Godzilla will leave in its wake.

Here we see soldiers air-dropping onto the monster, a shot of a damaged Statue of Liberty, and a truly epic shot of Godzilla rising out of the ocean. I also find the premise that the nuclear tests in the Pacific, originally the source of awakening the giant creature, were actually intended to destroy Godzilla is very intriguing.

All that promises a lot of action and suspense which hopefully washes the bad taste of that cheese 1998 version. Overall its looking like a massive improvement. And that Bryan Cranston… he is mad as hell!
Godzilla opens May 16, 2014

Director: Gareth Edwards
Starring: Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen
Release: 16 May 2014 (USA)

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