Entertainment stuff..
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litheraLemme see if I have a chance of catching up on these things.
The new TV season is about to start! Lots of things out there. Let me know if anyone sees anything that I should be watching.
There is a list of people that Christopher Nolan is using for screen tests for his Batman movie. The title is rumored to be Batman: Intimidation. The list of actors is Jake Gyllenhaal, Christian Bale, Joshua Jckson, Cillian Mruphy, Henry Cavill, Eion Bailey and Hugh Dancy. All in all good actors. I'd personally give it to Christian Bale though it would be nice to see if Cillian Murphy can keep up the air he had about him in 28 Days Later. Here is a little run down on them.
Here is some more on the Transformers movie. DeSanto has my confidence. He didn't let me down with X-men.
I need to go see Open Range, since it is apparently an amazing Western. The Rundown is getting reviews that say it's 'fun' and that's all I want from it.
You can find a clip of the music from Matrix Revolutions on the composer's site. It's... well... dramatic and operatic as you'd expect with it named Neodämmerung.
Telepoche.fr reports that Brotherhood of the Wolf star Vincent Cassel (married to Monica Bellucci) will join the likes of George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Andy Garcia and Bernie Mac in Ocean's Twelve. Stephen Soderbergh will start filming the sequel in February in Rome, Paris, Amsterdam and New York.
According to TV Guide, Sarah Michelle Gellar is in talks to guest on Angel two episodes next year. Gellar's appearance will be during a "sweeps" period, either February or May.
Hollywood North Report talked to actor Peter Wingfield (Methos!), who mentioned a new project in the works for the Highlander franchise.
Miramax has set the release for the Quentin Tarantino-directed Kill Bill: Volume 2 for February 20, 2004.
Is this a real FF poster or just a work up? Who knows. They are starting work on a movie...
Superhero Hype! has learned that Akiva Goldsman (Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, "A Beautiful Mind") is doing revisions to the Constantine script, originally written by Kevin Brodbin.
DC Comics on Friday unveiled the three covers to Batman #619, the final story in the "Hush" story arc by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee and Scott Williams. (The third is just the first fold of the hero picture.) Ships on the 24th.
Cartoon Network has released its schedule of Teen Titans episodes for Oct. 6-Nov. 2:
"Apprentice, Part 2" -- Saturday, Oct. 11, "Divide and Conquer" -- Saturday, Oct. 18, "Sisters" -- Saturday, Oct. 25, "Final Exam" -- Saturday, Nov. 1
The first part of "Mind Games," the two-part season finale of MTV's Spider-Man animated series, airs this Friday at 10 p.m. (ET).
The new TV season is about to start! Lots of things out there. Let me know if anyone sees anything that I should be watching.
There is a list of people that Christopher Nolan is using for screen tests for his Batman movie. The title is rumored to be Batman: Intimidation. The list of actors is Jake Gyllenhaal, Christian Bale, Joshua Jckson, Cillian Mruphy, Henry Cavill, Eion Bailey and Hugh Dancy. All in all good actors. I'd personally give it to Christian Bale though it would be nice to see if Cillian Murphy can keep up the air he had about him in 28 Days Later. Here is a little run down on them.
Here is some more on the Transformers movie. DeSanto has my confidence. He didn't let me down with X-men.
I need to go see Open Range, since it is apparently an amazing Western. The Rundown is getting reviews that say it's 'fun' and that's all I want from it.
You can find a clip of the music from Matrix Revolutions on the composer's site. It's... well... dramatic and operatic as you'd expect with it named Neodämmerung.
Telepoche.fr reports that Brotherhood of the Wolf star Vincent Cassel (married to Monica Bellucci) will join the likes of George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Andy Garcia and Bernie Mac in Ocean's Twelve. Stephen Soderbergh will start filming the sequel in February in Rome, Paris, Amsterdam and New York.
According to TV Guide, Sarah Michelle Gellar is in talks to guest on Angel two episodes next year. Gellar's appearance will be during a "sweeps" period, either February or May.
Hollywood North Report talked to actor Peter Wingfield (Methos!), who mentioned a new project in the works for the Highlander franchise.
Miramax has set the release for the Quentin Tarantino-directed Kill Bill: Volume 2 for February 20, 2004.
Is this a real FF poster or just a work up? Who knows. They are starting work on a movie...
Superhero Hype! has learned that Akiva Goldsman (Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, "A Beautiful Mind") is doing revisions to the Constantine script, originally written by Kevin Brodbin.
DC Comics on Friday unveiled the three covers to Batman #619, the final story in the "Hush" story arc by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee and Scott Williams. (The third is just the first fold of the hero picture.) Ships on the 24th.
Cartoon Network has released its schedule of Teen Titans episodes for Oct. 6-Nov. 2:
"Apprentice, Part 2" -- Saturday, Oct. 11, "Divide and Conquer" -- Saturday, Oct. 18, "Sisters" -- Saturday, Oct. 25, "Final Exam" -- Saturday, Nov. 1
The first part of "Mind Games," the two-part season finale of MTV's Spider-Man animated series, airs this Friday at 10 p.m. (ET).
