Here’s the most complete trailer for the upcoming film Sherlock Holmes with lots of new footage.
I think the more and more I see of this the more I have doubts about it being good. As much as I like all the actors and the Sherlock Holmes character it’s beginning to look a little too cheesy. Hopefully it works, I want this to be good!
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Here’s the newest poster for the upcoming Guy Ritchie film Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law.
This movie is going to be a lot of fun. I always go see a movie on Christmas day, and I know already, this is going to be the one.
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Here’s the latest Sherlock Holmes trailer with more footage than the last one.
This movie is going to be quite entertaining, this trailer seems like a better taste of the film’s essence. I just wish it were more of a mystery than action film though.
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Here’s another ET on-set video from Iron Man 2 with more interviews, this time highlighting Mickey Rourke’s contribution to the film as the character Whiplash.
This movie is going to be a juggernaut, all these great actors in one movie, it’s overload.
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Robert Downey Jr. and director John Favereau seem to be on a creative streak together, their next project after Iron Man 2 seems to be another comic movie Cowboys & Aliens.
Cowboys & Aliens has a long history in Hollywood. Famously bought based on a poster concept, the idea kicked around from Universal and Dreamworks to Columbia and back to Universal. Several writers have taken a crack at it. When Downey’s name was attached the current writers were Hawk Ostby and Mark Fergus, who wrote Iron Man. Now Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Damon Lindeloff are rewriting. As far as we know the logline is the same: in the Old West, “settlers and Native Americans wage a bloody battle for control of the land. But when the Earth is threatened by conquerors from the stars, these sworn enemies must work together to save all humanity.”
The interest that rises when Favreau and Downey threaten to team up on this one is tempered by the Kurtzman/Orci involvement. Sure, their Star Trek worked, but that was a casting success more than anything else. Will another casting success and the input of Favreau overcome the Kurtzman/Orci tendencies? We might find out in 2011; the film is tentatively scheduled for a summer 2010 start date.
This is something that just seems right from the get-go. I’m all about it, they certainly have the right chemistry going and hopefully they can keep it up.
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Here’s ET’s Iron Man 2 on-set special with exclusive interviews and footage.
Thats a long video that doesn’t really reveal a whole lot. Those laser whips are pretty cool weapons though, the movie is going to be huge next summer. I sure hope it’s not all just flash/bang and it continues with good storytelling.
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That’s right there’s a sequel already in the works for the upcoming film Sherlock Holmes. Rumor has it that Brad Pitt may play the legendary Sherlock Holmes villain Moriarty in the sequel!
Guy Ritchie’s adaptation of Sherlock Holmes won’t hit the big screen until Christmas, but Warner Bros is already developing a sequel.
According to Risky Business, Kieran and Michele Mulroney have been hired to pen a draft for a continuation. The brother screenwriting team wrote the imaginary Superhero coming-of-middle-age dramedy Paper Man which premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival and the dumped DC Comics live-action film Justice League: Mortal. Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham, Lionel Wigram and Simon Kinberg all worked on the screenplay for the first film.
This isn’t surprising news as the project has been groomed as a potential franchise. Last month, it was rumored that Brad Pitt had filmed some scenes as Holmes’ nemesis Moriarty during a set of secret reshoots, but Warner Bros denied these claims. The character does make a breif cameo appearance in the first film, setting up a potential sequel, but those who know claim the character remains in the shadows and cannot be recognized.
We assumed the previous rumor was a complete fabrication but, The Hollywood Reporter now claims that Brad Pitt has in fact had discussions with producers to play Moriarty in the developing sequel, though there is no deal in place as of yet. Pitt starred in Ritchie’s second feature film Snatch.
If these rumors turn out to be true, it would be an instant mega-hit, undoubtedly. Brad Pitt obviously has the star power, but him playing a major villain like this would be an even bigger draw. Guess we’ll just have to wait and see with fingers crossed.
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The Hangover director Todd Phillips‘ next comedy is called Due Date and it’s set to star Robert Downey Jr., Michelle Monaghan and of course (his new favorite) Zach Galifianakis.
Warner Bros. has (Due Date) scheduled for a Nov. 5, 2010 release.
Downey will play an expectant father who finds himself on a road trip with a mismatched partner, as he races to get there before his wife (Monaghan) gives birth to his first child. Galifianakis plays his road trip mate in a comedy that Phillips calls “a buddy comedy without the buddies.”
After Philips finishes this movie he’s going back to make The Hangover 2, hope both of these are as funny as Old School and The Hangover.
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Here are some new pics from the upcoming sequel Iron Man 2.
Marvel’s set visit article describes a scene where Tony is “looking down at a scale model of the Stark Expo, which closely resembles the New York World’s Fair Pavilion. This included a Unisphere at the center of the convention. As the camera panned from the level of the model towards Tony looking inquisitive at the Stark Expo, he spoke to himself, “The key to the future is…where?”.” Marvel also witnessed Downey filming another scene where Tony was investigating further into the “main pavilion of the Stark Expo”, reconstructing “the main pavilion by enlarging and relocating structures with his hand motions,” with the help of Jarvis in his workshop.
It’s hard to get too exited about this movie since it won’t be out until next summer, but it does look good so far.
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Here’s a fresh new set of images from the upcoming film Iron Man 2.
Scarlett Johansson looks great as usual, she’s pulling off the dark hair quite nicely.
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Iron Man 2 has finished principle photography.
You might have seen Iron Man 2 director Jon Favreau’s Tweets about principal photography wrapping up in the early hours of Saturday, July 18th, which was followed by a wrap party on Sunday night. Now,Marvel.com has posted quotes from producer Kevin Feige about the 71-day shoot as well. Here’s a clip:
“Shooting ‘Iron Man 2′ was a fantastic experience and we couldn’t be happier. Although there were many challenges in making this film, having Jon Favreau, Robert Downey, Gwyneth Paltrow and almost the entire crew from the first film back on board, allowed us to hit the ground running as everyone was instantly familiar with each other from day one,” Feige told Marvel.com. “This dynamic allowed us to get done what we needed on a day to day basis and was a big factor in why we finished slightly ahead of schedule.”
There’s sure to be additional shooting as they piece together the final version of the film. I really hope it reaches the same level as the first film, all the pieces seem to be in place.
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Here are the first images from the upcoming sequel, Iron Man 2 courtesy of Entertainment Weekly.
Still close to a year before the movie is released, but it’s clearly the beginning of the publicity tidal wave.
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I’m looking forward to this movie a lot, but not as much as I would if I knew it were more than just an action flick. Show me that there’s a really good story here, not just explosions and punches to the face.
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Here’s the official Iron Man 2 teaser poster.
They didn’t exactly go all out now did they? You’d think they would at least do something more than text on black. Oh well.
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Here are the two new posters for the upcoming Guy Ritchie directed Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law.
They both look like they are ready to kick some butt. I hope the movie doesn’t just rely on action as its main attraction. Sherlock Holmes of the past was always about mystery, it’s rare to find a good mystery nowadays.
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