Ben Stiller's Razzie Award nomination for worst actor hasn't put him off venturing into the cut throat world of gym ownership and dodgeball once again. Not only was Dodgeball hilarious, but it was made a comedy classic by the performances of Ben Stiller and Rip Torn. Most of the memorable lines from the movie were delivered by the two actors. It also made a tidy profit at the box office. Dodgeball was rumoured to have a budget of only $20 million and raked in over $114 million in America alone. I obviously could not be happier by the news. What do the Razzies know anyway?!
Now that Iron Man 3 is here, the next big summer blockbuster is Star Trek Into Darkness, so expect the marketing to go into warp speed.
Neal Moritz caught a lot of shit over the years for his Fast & Furious franchise, to the extent that even the Moritz-produced Torque outright mocked the franchise after it was a mere two movies old. Until 2011, The Fast & The Furious was a joke to most, but then Fast Five changed the game completely.
After teasing audiences with the possibility that the contentious Rose Garden enthusiast Mel Gibson would direct The Expendables 3, series creator Sylvester Stallone has revealed that a calmer and more untested Australian will helm the picture.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier charts Steve Rogers continued troubles in adjusting to the modern world, while a face from the past threatens to destroy everything. Being set in the here and now, naturally SHIELD are going to be involved. Namely, Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow and Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury.
The Marvel sequel is currently filming and we have already seen one batch of revealing set photos. These images highlighted Cap's new costume and Black Widow's new hairstyle. Important stuff, I'm sure you will agree.
Disney and IMAX have released the last in their "12:01" line of posters, and quite unsurprisingly it's for Iron Man 3! The IMAX 12:01 series is generally handed out to those attending midnight showings, so get your tickets quick if they aren't sold already.
With production of X-Men: Days of Future Past now under way, if you bet that Bryan Singer would be tweeting less you'd be losing your money. It has done nothing to slow him down. If anything it's had the opposite effect!
We leave Thor at the end of Avengers Assemble taking the tesseract and Loki back to Asgard. Loki, with his major daddy issues, is to be imprisoned for his crimes against Earth. Thor: The Dark World sees our hero forming a truce with Loki. We are also introduced to The Dark Elves who had a major falling out with the Asgardians way back when and decide to attack Asgard and Earth. I am assuming they are attacking Earth because of Thor's love for Earth and Jane Foster. Thor then forms an army to fight against Malekith The Dark Elf. From what it looks like in the trailer, and knowing of Thor's impatience and brawn, he will probably be travelling to Svartalfheim (home of The Dark Elves) with this army.
Images of large, sweeping landscapes, raging battles, well-populated metropolitan areas. Much like Iron Man 3's amped up ambition and scope, Thor: The Dark World looks like a Thor movie that can justify itself in a post-Avengers market.
It looks like The Following's Adan Canto is going from serial killer to superhero, as he tweets about his involvement in the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past.
