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Ralph Mcquarrie’s gorgeous concept art for the Star Wars saga.
Indiana Jones concept art by Jim Steranko
It has a nice pulp adventure novel vibe.
Total Recall (2012)
The new Total Recall trailer is out.
It looks much more faithful to Philip K. Dick and inspired by other adaptations such as Blade Runner, Minority Report and Scanner Darkly. It’s also written by the screenwriters of Zodiac and Equilibrium, which is a good news.
What do you think?
What movie bloggers are really doing.
Story of my life.
Can you see Yoda?
Die Hard 5’s official title is…
A Good Day To Die Hard
Reblogged from DEMONITRON (fake trailer)
A Giallo tribute by the same director who did T is for Turbo (see last post). Pure awesomeness. Better than Grindhouse if you ask me.
MUTANT AND PROUD!
No seriously I have two weird mutations:
- 8 wisdom teeths.
- One eye is green the other is blue.
Can I join the X-Men? Can I be Teeth Man?
That would be awesome.
Princess Leia’s hologram becomes reality.
Now build me a R2-D2!
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Box Office Talk (May 29th 2011)
Box office of the weekend:
- Hangover Part II: 86,48 millions (118 millions in total)
- Kung Fu Panda 2: 48 millions (53.8 millions in total)
- Pirates of the Caribbean 4: 39,32 millions (152.9 millions in total)
- Bridesmaids: 16,37 millions (84.9 millions in total)
- Thor: 9,36 millions (159.7 millions in total)
Same old, same old…
The only original screenplay in the top 5 is Bridesmaid, but since it was partly inspired by the success of Hangover, does it really count?
Speaking of which, the sequel to Hangover made more money in one weekend than most of his rivals and is establishing itself as one of the most popular comedy series of all time. In a way it’s terrible news for original screenplays in Hollywood because Hangover 2 is the proof that offering the same formula twice can work perfectly.
Thor is certainly shaping up to be a deception for Marvel, who were probably hoping on staying in the top 3 for a while. But what do you expect when your hero isn’t even known by teenagers nowadays?
The only good news this week is that somehow, Woody Allen’s latest picture, Midnight in Paris, managed to get in the top 10 with only 58 theaters. Now that’s impressive and maybe it shows that some people are getting tired of watching the same things every summer.
Then again, Woody Allen makes a movie every six months or so…
