If you watch Rambo backwards…
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It’s official, the next Spider-Man movie—opening July 3, 2012—will be called The Amazing Spider-Man. This is the first full-costume photo from the movie. Mechanical web shooters like whoa! Full details and more, via Marvel.com.
I'm a self-published author. I'm trying to connect with the movie busines to get my vampire novels made into movies. Do you have any clues as to how and whom? Thank you!
Anonymous
As best as I’d guess from my own experiences and knowledge—I’ve never written a novel, nor have I tried getting a movie deal (I’m accepting offers, though)—I think you need to get an agent. Get an agent, get some legit representation, get your books widely recognized and then the options will just come ROLLING in. That’s maybe half-true and incredibly difficult. Good luck!
when is the movie being made?
Anonymous
Is this some sort of existential question that’s supposed to make us think about our lives as if they’re movies and when our own movies will be made?
1. I dig this Royal Tenenbaums poster.
2. If you’re near Athens, Georgia, hit WSLA’s Socialst Free Movie Nights to see awesome movies for free.
On tonight’s agenda:
-A pint of Abita’s Save Our Shore charity pilsner (thanks to the in-laws for the lovely brew)
-Moon on Blu-ray (which is $9 on Amazon at the moment—and totally worth it)
-Orc Stain by James Stokoe
-The Troll King by Kolbeinn Karlsson
Science in movies chart! Neat. Hey Ryan Haupt, how does this look to you? via ilovecharts
A montage/supermix of 270 movies from 2010, cut together by Genrocks on YouTube. Very cool.
YouTube movie editor Genrocks has put together a supercut of 270 movies released in 2010. It’s six minutes of really well put together stuff, and, because it’s the internet, people have taken the time to make a list of the songs and movies featured in the supercut…
Bed bugs at the AMC theater in Times Square? Oh. Good. (via @robharrigan) More info, stories and horror via Gothamist. Somebody’s lying. All I know is we’re not going to that theater anytime soon. Shit, this makes me not want to go to the movies in NYC at all. Ever.
Thor and Captain America movie posters! Download the bigger versions on Marvel.com and pick up the actual posters at Marvel’s Comic-Con booth!
Pootie Tang is free to watch on Hulu right now. Go. Enjoy.
Sa da tay.
Tonight only: see Iron Man & #IronMan2, back to back, at AMC theaters. Awesome!
Hugo Weaving to play Red Skull in “The First Avenger: Captain America” movie. (via @Marvel) More news and details about the movie, set to open July 22, 2011 on Marvel.com. Weaving was in the Matrix, Lord of the Rings and now Captain America. All our base are belong to him.
This is how the world ends. (via @nickchester) Hank Azaria as Gargamel (in NYC?!), from the upcoming live-action Smurfs movie. (photo via a movie blog from the former home of “120 Minutes”)
