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Author: EepyBird Added: Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:52:37 -0800 Duration: 74

Trailer du Comic-Con 08 d'Afro Samurai Toute l'actualité Xbox 360 et Xbox Live sur www.xboxygen.com Author: Xboxygen Tags: Trailer du Comic-Con 08 d'Afro Samurai Posted: 26 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Filed under: Action, Warner Brothers, Fandom, Exhibition, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, ComicCon The highly-anticipated Watchmen panel is just about to get underway. Elisabeth will be back later with a complete, detailed report on the panel, but for now here's the early recap straight from the floor: Hall H is absolutely bonkers right now; thousands of people have packed in for this one. Apparently you can win an X-Box 360 by texting the word 'Watchmen' to 58671. Zack Snider is present with his entire cast: Malin Akerman, Carla Gugino, Billy Crudup, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Patrick Wilson and Dave Gibbons. A brief history on the project, last year's Con and the recently-released trailer. Dave Gibbons talks about what it was like to see their vision come to life. Impressed by the attention to detail throughout. Clip showing the non-PG aspect of the film; ridiculous extended trailer -- some of which included Dr. Manhattan kicking lots of ass in Vietnam. Elisabeth texts me to say, "Wow, that was awesome!" And now the fan questions have begun ... Who's your favorite Watchmen character to Snyder (surprise! he likes them all!), what's it like to play so and so, etc ... More questions on the mature tone and whether that's what we should expect from the future of comic book movies. Is the movie too dark? That's up to you ... Random Unrelated Update: Joss Whedon is in our hotel lobby right now -- Cinematical's Scott Weinberg introduces himself by saying, "Excuse me sir, I don't know if you know this, but you're Joss Whedon." Whedon replies, "That's right, I am!" Love it! Scott then asks for a photo with Joss fast, so Joss turns around and says, "Hey Nate, can you take this for us." Yup, it's Nathan Fillion. Weinberg just had his geek moment of the day. More Watchmen in a bit ... folks are still asking questions (what inspired that, how hard was it to do this, etc ...) Panel's over -- they showed the footage one more time -- and now Weinberg is heading over to the Watchmen interviews. Elisabeth will be back later with much more ... Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Exhibition, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, ComicCon We came, we saw ... Con kicked our ass. Here are some quick tidbits of interest: The first trailer for Saw V was released in conjunction with that film's panel here last night. It's over at Yahoo!, but thanks to the magic that is embed players, you fine folks can see if after the jump. Yes, Jigsaw is back ... but this time something's gotta be done about his kids, Marty! Wait ... back up ... puzzles, traps, blood -- that's more like it. MGM has confirmed via press release that Darren Aronofsky will officially helm a Robocop remake. And, no, I looked out my window and pigs were not flying. Also, in the same press release, they noted that Brett Ratner will be directing God of War. There's a potential for awesomeness in either project, but it's still too early to tell. The two Red Sonja posters unveiled during the panel yesterday (see our report here) hit the Cinematical inbox this morning, and, yes, I believe it is true what they say about redheads: They like to lick blood off of swords. See both above. Wolverine footage screened yesterday during the Fox panel, and it was pretty awesome. Dynamite teaser moment: Wolverine telling Sabretooth: "I'm gonna cut your goddamn head off!" Everything I'm hearing about this flick is that it's dark, sadistic and wicked ... and I cannot flippin' wait. IGN has the Punisher: War Zone footage from last night's panel. I heard the Twilight panel was absolutely off the charts as far as tween female geekdom goes. Never have so many mothers and daughters gone so ballistic in one area at the same time -- I'm not sure if anyone called Guinness, but some sort of record was definitely broken. We missed the paltry G.I. Joe panel, but JoBlo has a pretty good rundown of it in case you're interested. No footage was shown, just a slideshow of stuff we've already seen and maybe one or two action shots. Last but not least, The Masters of the Web panel was a good time. This was my first ever Con panel (as a panelist) and luckily I didn't throw up or accidentally spit on AICN's Quint (who sat next to me).I'd call that a success. Continue reading SDCC Bites: 'Robocop' Remake, 'Saw V' Trailer, 'Wolverine' Footage and More! Permalink | Email this | Comments

Matthew Goode talks about Brideshead Revisted and Watchmen before his Comic-Con panel.

The Extended Ballet scene that was featured at the 2008 comic-con

Mike Mignola talks about bringing Hellboy to the big screen.

Check out what the annual quick draw entails.

Download: MOV | MP3 | M4V Watch: Blip | Break | Viddler | Yahoo Subscribe: YouTube | iTunes Mahalo Daily @ Comic-Con 2008 Day one of Comic Con 2008 is over, and here s our wrap-up of Mahalo Daily s coverage from the show floor. We hit up the Masters of the Web panel, featuring footage from Fanboys , interviewed the cast behind the new Knight Rider series, and cornered Brian Taylor, writer/director of the Crank series on the sequel to the action packed film. Robert Rodriguez was on his Red Sonja panel, Felicia Day spoke to us about Dr. Horrible s Sing-a-long blog, and Clark Duke spoke to us about Sex Drive . Finally, it wouldn t be a Comic Con without Stan Lee, and our very own Leah D Emilio was at his panel to ask him a very important question. Comic-Con links: Fanboys Crank 2 Robert Rodriguez Stan Lee Red Sonja Dr. Horrible Felicia Day Clark Duke Knight Rider Download: MOV | MP3 | M4V Watch: Blip | Break | Viddler | Yahoo Subscribe: YouTube | iTunes This week in YouTube, Leah D Emilio and Lon Harris show you a presidential candidate who can shoot hoops, a presidential candidate who can t read maps, and a Guitarist who can shred (all related). This week also saw a record holder for most clothing changes in one minute, a Japanese anti-anxiety DVD, and a tribute to Ewoks by none other than the guy who played Lando Calrissian, Billy Dee Williams. Finally, Germany took on an extreme catapulting challenge, and Terminator Salvation got a trailer. That s the week in YouTube, which we watch, so you don t have to. Video Links: Barack Obama drains 3-point jumper McCain Thinks Iraq Borders Pakistan World Record Guitar Speed Most Costume Change Illusions in 1 min Japanese Anxiety DVDs Star Wars Ewok Gospel Xtreme Catapulting Terminator Salvation Story Links: Obama Basketball John McCain Guinness World Records Star Wars Star Wars Ewok Gospel Terminator Salvation Trailer

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Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Mystery & Suspense, Fandom, Exhibition, DIY/Filmmaking, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, ComicCon I'm not exactly sure how a scheduled block of round-table interviews turned into a half-organized two-headed press conference, but that's pretty much how it went down in this particular convention hall room. (Sounds like I'm complaining, but I'm just trying to give you a taste of the chaos that goes on here: Nothing's on time, nobody seems to have the right answers, and a lot of time is simply spent ... waiting. (It's fun AND frustrating!) But to be fair, it's not every day you sit in a room populated by Mark Wahlberg, Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, and Mila Kunis (among others) -- but there we were! (We, um, weren't allowed to take photos -- at a press conference. Don't ask me.) After much waiting and friendly nerd-banter among patient movie folks, the cast and director of Max Payne walked in to share their thoughts on their upcoming videogame adaptation. Mr. Wahlberg was quick to note that, while he wasn't much of a game player, he was very excited about playing a kick-ass action hero. Interviewers wanted to know why the actor chose a popcorn movie after The Departed, and one even poked a little fun: "So you won't be running away from the wind in this one?" (A cute quip, but a little classless.) When the questioners focused on director John Moore, he was his typically enthusiastic self, promising fans a gritty good time that delivers the mayhem. And just as the adorable Mila Kunis was about to explain how her character is actually a kick-ass assassin-type...Continue reading SDCC: Fox Presents 'Max Payne' and 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Action, Festival Reports, Fandom, Exhibition, DIY/Filmmaking, Comic/Superhero/Geek, ComicCon Above: Rose McGowan licking blood off a sword The room was packed for the Red Sonja panel today featuring Robert Rodriguez, Rose McGowan and director Doug Aaroniokoski, and images of Rose McGowan in that skimpy metal bikini were everywhere (what you see above was one of around 2,000 t-shirts handed out. Below are easy-to-read notes on this particular panel: -- Red Sonja will hit theaters in the fourth quarter of 2009 (one imagines for Christmas) -- Robert Rodriguez is acting as a "hands on" producer, and will co-direct a good chunk of the flick. Not only is he doing this for Red Sonja, but he's also negotiating to produce a new Conan film. It seems as if they would eventually (if both are popular enough) cross promote between films. -- The tone will be darker, like the book, and when asked if it would be R rated, Rodriguez said, "My name is double 'R'!" --Also on tone and scope, McGowan (who's quite lively and quick-witted in person) said it's "hard, cold, dirty and bloody." And that she's looking forward to "taking a big giant sword and killing a lot of people." -- Training is already underway, and McGowan is working with the same swords experts who helped out on Matrix and Ninja Assassin. -- Rodriguez also admitted that Barbarella is officially off, and that Red Sonja has taken its place. He said financing of $70 million did come through from Germany for a shoot next year, but he's obligated to shoot something else for Miramax. He's negotiating right now to direct a "huge summer movie" -- but he wouldn't say which. -- On the character, Rose McGowan said: "I will not have a mullet!" The crowd cheered. -- Red Sonja will be shot on location (scouting now) and will use some green screen. -- Asked who should star in the new Conan, RR shouted: "Danny Trejo!" -- On Machete becoming a film, RR said they have plans to turn it into a Mexploitation triple feature disc (and somewhere on that disc will be a trailer for a sequel to Planet Terror.) -- On Sin City 2, Frank Miller has finished writing the script, but no one knows whether or not that's going to happen with each working on different projects. P.S. For those who think Rodriguez and McGowan aren't a couple anymore, check out this candid snapshot (taken right before RR kissed RM on the forehead). Gallery from the panel below. My opinion: It looks pretty hot, and while I've bashed McGowan in the past, I'm willing to give her a chance to kick some ass here. This will be her time to shine. Gallery: Red Sonja Comic Con Panel Permalink | Email this | Comments

If you can't make it to San Diego, Zadi shows us web alternatives to Comic-Con, and she does it with style, dammit! We have a heads-up on the Watchmen mo vie, portraits of costumed fans, and New Orleans sticker cars (wtf?). Plus, our Artist of the Week gives away his comics online for free!

If you can't make it to San Diego, Zadi shows us web alternatives to Comic-Con, and she does it with style, dammit! We have a heads-up on the Watchmen movie, portraits of costumed fans, and New Orleans sticker cars (wtf?). Plus, our Artist of the Week gives away his comics online for free! For all the show links and everything EPIC FU, go to http://epicfu.com!

Author: MahaloDaily Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:55:55 -0800 Duration: 274The preview night for Comic-Con 2008 just wrapped up, and we were there on the show floor to ask people what they're looking forward to when the convention opens for real. We also took a sneak peek at the pilot episode of J.J. Abrams' new TV series, "Fringe", and got the reactions from fans and Comic-Con attendees. Tomorrow the convention kicks off big time, so make sure to tune in here and at our YouTube channel throughout the rest of the week!

Despierta San Diego: Film Reviews Ethan van Thillo discusses Comic-Con, X-Files, The Mummy and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes on Despierta San Diego - July 24, 08 * In Spanish

Download: MOV | MP3 | M4V Watch: Blip | Break | Viddler | Yahoo Subscribe: YouTube | iTunes The preview night for Comic-Con 2008 just wrapped up, and we were there on the show floor to ask people what they re looking forward to when the convention opens for real. We also took a sneak peek at the pilot episode of J.J. Abrams new TV series, Fringe , and got the reactions from fans and Comic-Con attendees. Tomorrow the convention kicks off big time, so make sure to tune in here and at our YouTube channel throughout the rest of the week! Story Links: Comic-Con International Comic-Con 2008 Heroes Spore Jennifer Connelly Fringe J.J. Abrams Joshua Jackson Anna Torv

From the floor of Preview Night at the San Diego Comic-Con International, Josh, Ron, and Conor talk about the new Watchmen trailer.

The preview night for Comic-Con 2008 just wrapped up, and we were there on the show floor to ask people what they're looking forward to when the convention opens for real. We also took a sneak peek at the pilot episode of J.J. Abrams' new TV series, Fringe , and got the reactions from fans and Comic-Con attendees. Tomorrow the convention kicks off big time, so make sure to tune in here and at our YouTube channel throughout the rest of the week!Author: mahalodaily Tags: comic con comiccon mahalo mahalodaily leah leahdemilio fringe jjabrams jj abrams spore Posted: 24 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Neil Gaiman reflects on the Con and getting a casstte of Tori Amos' music.

Get advice from Comic-Con regulars Sam Raimi, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, and Guillermo Del Toro

Max Brooks moderated a panel paying tribute to George A. Romero at the 2007 Comic-Con

Author: EepyBird Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:25:19 -0800 Duration: 61

Author: EepyBird Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:25:19 -0800 Duration: 61