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...What kinds of rounds did that guy use to pierce the Iron Man armor?
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Stellan Skarsgard Confirms Return for Thor 2
It seems like every other week we're reporting on who will or won't be back for a Marvel sequel. Now it looks like actor Stellan Skarsgard will be returning as Dr. Erik Selvig for Thor 2. He confirmed this in an interview with Hey U Guys.
When asked what he had coming up and whether it involved Thor 2, Skarsgard offered this: "I will try to combine Thor 2 which starts in August and goes to the end of December with the new Lars Von Trier film."
Thor 2 reunites Chris Hemsworth with Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Anthony Hopkins as Odin, and Natalie Portman as the love interest Jane Foster. Alan Taylor ("Game of Thrones") is stepping behind the camera for its November 15, 2013 release date.I LOVE conspiracy theorists. They are like human versions of the cymbal clapping, dancing monkeys. No one takes them all that seriously and they get bored with them after about 10 minutes.Comment
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Cool. I was worried he might be the next "Rhodie." It still bugs me that Terrance Howard was replaced.Originally posted by Lantern A-train View PostYou just witnessed the strength of geek knowledge. N.W.A., Nerd With Attitude. Straight out of Vulcan!Comment
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Spider-Man Gears Up For War In Latest Marvel Teaser
Earlier this week, Marvel Comics began a new teaser image campaign to ramp up for Comic-Con International in San Diego 2012. Thus far, images depicting artifacts from the Marvel Universe -- including Thor's shattered hammer and Wolverine's burning claws and Captain America's bloodied shield and Iron Man's dented, bloody faceplate -- were revealed with the words "This Is War" superimposed below the image.
Today, Spider-Man sees some action, which is appropriate as it's during his Comic-Con International panel where the full details on this event will be revealed. As with prior releases, the information accompanying the image divulged no new details, though they all promise more news to be announced during the Amazing Spider-Man Panel on July 15 at CCI 2012.
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Marvel planning 'Guardians of the Galaxy' pic over 'Black Panther'
Marvel Studios is ready to assemble its next group of superheroes for the bigscreen: The Guardians of the Galaxy.
The Disney division is expected to announce a "Guardians" film as its next tentpole that would launch a new set of characters on May 16, 2014. Studio had previously planted a flag on that date for an untitled Marvel pic.
The Guardians are aliens in the 31st century -- each the last of their kind -- who travel back in time to enlist help to battle the Badoon, an evil alien race that attempts to conquer Earth's solar system. First introduced in 1969 and again in 2008, the newer set includes Star-Lord, Drax, gun-toting Rocket Raccoon and Groot, a tree. Characters were recently featured in an episode of the animated series "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes."
In the comicbooks, the characters have crossed over into the "The Avengers" universe, making them fit in easily with Marvel's bigscreen plans to expand the superhero franchise -- as would Ant-Man, another Avenger. And like its other Marvel properties, Disney can exploit the Guardians across all of the Mouse House's divisions as TV shows, videogames, consumer products and possibly theme park attractions.
Nicole Perlman, who came out of Disney's screenwriting program, penned a version of the script that Marvel has been high on.
While Marvel will focus much of its Comic-Con presentation on "Iron Man 3," lensing now in North Carolina under the direction of Shane Black, the company will spend some time highlighting how it plans to introduce new characters to auds the way it did with Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, Thor and Captain America. Session wraps up Hollywood's film panels on July 14.
The website Latino Review first reported Marvel's plan to announce a Guardians pic at Comic-Con. Marvel declined to comment, although sources confirm to Variety that Disney and Marvel are zeroing in on the project, rather than a standalone Black Panther project at this point.
Marvel topper Kevin Feige has long discussed the possibility of a Guardians film, wanting to produce a big-budget space adventure. And Disney recently secured trademark rights to produce an array of consumer products tied to the pic and its characters.
Guardians of the Galaxy is among several new properties Marvel is looking to launch as films, along with Ant-Man, Dr. Strange, The Inhumans, while Black Panther also is being tackled by scribes. Edgar Wright recently shot test footage for "Ant-Man," about a scientist who can change his size and communicate with insects. Project, which he co-wrote with Joe Cornish, has long been in development and discussed at Comic-Con in previous years.
Marvel and Disney's next superhero outing is "Iron Man 3," skedded for May 3, 2013, to be followed by "Thor 2" (Nov. 15, 2013) and "Captain America 2 (April 4th, 2014). Disney already has said an "Avengers" sequel is in the works, most likely for 2015, although no date has yet been set.
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Edgar Wright Has Directed a Test Reel for an Adaptation of 'Ant Man'
n May we were excited again about the prospect of the long gestating adaptation of Marvel's Ant Man in the hands of Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright, and Kevin Feige said it was closer to a reality than it had ever been. Well, the good news is that's even more true now as THR has learned Wright just finished shooting an official test reel for the film in order to test out the potential look and tone of the movie, not to mention determining if Ant Man's super powers actually look good and convincing on the big screen. However, at this time we don't know who played Hank Pym, the scientist who becomes Ant Man. Read on!
For those who aren't familiar with Ant Man, Biophysicist and Security Operations Center expert Dr. Henry 'Hank' Pym decided to become the superhero after discovering a chemical substance that would allow the user to alter his size. Armed with a helmet that could control ants, Pym would shrink down to the size of an insect to become the mystery-solving Ant-Man. Again, this sounds like a bit of a silly premise, but with Wright at the helm, you can't help but have faith in the guy. Will we ever see this test reel? Probably not, unless there's a Comic-Con surprise in store. But if all goes well, maybe Ant Man will get a film finally.
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It could still happen.
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I would have preferred Ant Man to be the other 2014 movie.
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Hopefully that Ant Man stinger for Iron Man 3 rumor is true.
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" He who does not punish evil commands it to be done."-Leonardo da VinciComment
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ITPO, I think that Marvel could make a slow-burn franchise off of a Namor film.
Better than Aquaman.Villain Draft 3: Fourth Place Winner
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Originally posted by W.West View Post
Not all bad, but why not put both on the fast-track? Why choose one over the other?
Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
...Or, better yet, postpone Ant-Man. That should free up some time at Marvel Studios.
Originally posted by Agent Purple View Post
Not the new one; he kicks ass. Present-day Namor is just Emma Frost's bitch-boy.
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It's almost assuredly a joke, but in case it isn't....dafuq.
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Hawkeye #1 Pages by David Aja
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Yep. I'm picking that up. Hope the coloring is better though.Comment
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