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The New Teaser Trailer come out today.
Enjoy
Here a two new pictures of the upcoming Iron Man Movie straight from Comic-ConHere’s what Marvel has to say:
We were privy to witness two scenes being film for “Iron Man 2.” The first scene depicted Tony (Robert Downey Jr.) 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?”
The second scene we saw featured a much more animated Tony, as he interacted with Jarvis in his workshop. The sequence required Tony to utilize the holographic-floor as he paced around the workshop to investigate further into the main pavilion of the Stark Expo. Prior to filming the sequence, we saw Downey speak with the post-production director regarding the ideal gestures and motions to best interact with the planned projected images.
In this scene Tony reconstructs the main pavilion by enlarging and relocating structures with his hand motions. Doing so evidently allows Tony to reach a conniption prompting him to remark to Jarvis, “I am discovering-rediscovering-a new element.”
It became apparent that a central mystery in “Iron Man 2″ requires Tony to look into his father’s past, specifically the Stark Expo. This will play a major role in the energy crisis, which is a chief issue in the film.
Labels: action, Comic-Con, Comics, Marvel, Robert Downey Jr., Sequel, Stan Lee, Superheroes
This may be obvious to those that watched Star Trek, but no amount of movie magic is going to bring Eric Bana back for the Star Trek sequel. Bana confirmed the news himself:
[Star Trek] was a one-shot deal. I had a great time. The whole Star Trek thing has been nothing but a blast and a great, fun ride. Right from the get-go, the shooting, the junket was fun, the touring with a really great cast, great group of people. We had a great time traveling together.
Bana is currently enjoying a "summer of Bana" with three summer movies: Star Trek, Funny People, and The Time Traveler's Wife. The Star Trek sequel is currently being written and may be the start of a two-part story.
It was not enough with the first one, they had to start with the second one.
What movie am I talking about?
QUARANTINE 2
Sony Screen Gems has officially started development on Quarantine 2, the sequel to the box office success from last October that grossed over 30m here in the States. The first film was a nearly shot-for-shot remake of the Spanish horror film [REC] (more like a copy-cat).
Nevertheless, because they want to be ORIGINAL, they won't do the same for the second one because Screen Gems is looking for a totally original pitch for the sequel.
Filmax is in post-production on their own sequel to [REC] that's slated for release later this year in Spain.
Wow,
what a way to be original Sony!!
Labels: Adaptation, horror, infection, Remake, Sequel, Upcoming Movies
WILL UPDATE AS SOON AS MORE INFORMATION APPEARS
MAY 6, 2011
Project Notes
All dates refer to when the comment was entered
20 Jan. 2007 Announced
31 July 2007 Producers are looking for a writer
23 May 2008 Optioned Property
Sony has made their payment to Marvel to renew the rights
04 Jun. 2008 Script (James Vanderbilt)
19 Jan. 2009 Filming rumored to start in 2010, maybe earlier
POSTERS BEYOND THE BREAK