'A-Team' in 2010, 'Thor' Talk, 3-D 'Cleopatra', New Posters and Trailers
So many goodies to peruse...
Fox just released a whole bunch of release date changes, here's the new dates:
- Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief (Jul. 2, 2010)
- They Came From Upstairs (Jul. 31, 2009)
- I Love You Beth Cooper (Jul. 10, 2009)
- The Tooth Fairy (Nov. 13, 2009)
- The A-Team (Jun. 11, 2010)
- Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel (Dec. 25, 2009)
On top of all that John Singleton is no longer directing The A-Team.
The news that Steven Soderbergh plans on directing a $30 million 3-D rock musical version of Cleopatra starring Catherine Zeta-Jones in the title role and Hugh Jackman as Marc Antony caused Jeffrey Wells to refer to the idea as "Not an Onion Parody". Not exactly encouraging.
POSTERS: Variety has a first look at the poster for Slumdog Millionaire. UGO has a crotch stabbing themed poster for My Bloody Valentine in 3-D. The teaser poster for Watchmen is here. Here's a poster for Hotel for Dogs starring Emma Roberts and one for Hunger right here.
Terminator Salvation has wrapped shooting and is in post-production.
For some reason people are reporting on a FAKE trailer for a Flash movie that hasn't even been greenlit.
Roger Ebert scolds himself for this review of which he first talked about here.
Apparently Dragonball is undergoing reshoots and people have been looking around and have confirmed that no one cares.
SlashFilm has a picture of Heath Ledger in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and a first look at Til Schweiger in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.
Some dude is going to direct an adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's "Haunted" and fanboys go squeeeee!
Sam Jackson's gonna be in Iron Man 2. Yay.
Brooks Barnes at the New York Times tells us:
The average studio feature now costs $71 million to produce and $36 million to market, according to the Motion Picture Association of America, a 35 percent increase from the average at the start of the decade. In the world of independent films, costs are up even more — 83 percent during the same period.
That seems incredibly high to me.
Here's another early review of The Road, which was officially moved to 2009 this week.
Folks are speculating that Kenneth Branagh is clearing his schedule to direct Thor. You know the film that Daniel Craig won't star in, a story I have no idea where the actual news is, but it is HUGE in the fanboy world.
NEW TRAILERS: They Came From Upstairs, Last Chance Harvey, My Bloody Valentine 3-D, The International, Underworld: The Rise of the Lycans, Watchmen, Friday the 13th and Zack and Miri Make a Porno.
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