I still haven’t had a chance to see the first one, which I do plan to do before I see this one so I can have a good context for the universe and the upcoming film.

I will say, as a side note, that it’s fun to see a few Battlestar Galactica alums popping up. This past weekend I got to see Edward James Olmos in 2 Guns, Tricia Helfer got a stint in Burn Notice a couple years ago (I’m a big fan of Burn Notice), and now Katee Sackhoff is showing up in Riddick.

Anyway, enjoy the trailer.

You know, I’m still looking forward to this, even if it does look like they are over dramatizing certain aspects. I mean it is a film after all, what else would you expect them to do?

The real question for me is do they get what Steve and Apple were all about? Do they get what the real drivers behind the digital revolution were? Walter Isaacson sure didn’t, I hope the writers and producers behind this do better.

Oh, I’ll also say this: As great as Ashton Kutcher works and looks as a younger Steve Jobs, he doesn’t look so great as older Steve Jobs. He’s very obviously wearing fake facial…

Following up on my posting about the upcoming film staring Vanessa Hudgens and Nicholas Cage, I have here a clip from the film. It certainly… chilling… to say the least.

As I’ve said before, despite the fact that I’m no fan of Hudgens, there could be some substance to this film. There could be a real story here to tell. It is, as far as I understand, based on a true story of an Alaskan State Trooper name Jack Halcombe on a quest to finally lock up a serial killer named Robert Hansen who stacked up his body count for 13 years. Hudgens plays a victim only 17 years old who managed to escape and…

Man, I’m telling you, we saw the extended edition already, that was the one in the theater. I’m not sure what else there is to put on the Blu-ray to make it extended. But apparently Peter Jackson kept some stuff in reserve. I think the guy should get someone to help him actually edit stuff out next time, but anyway…

Warner Bros. is saying that there will be 13 more minutes of film on this upcoming Blu-ray release, and NINE HOURSE OF BONUS FEATURES. Holy cow! You Tolkien nerds and The Hobbit fans should be pleased.

So here’s just an appetite wheter:

August 9 is fast approaching so the studio is kicking things into high gear. This is the extended trailer for Elysium and man it seems to delve close to the spoilers in my opinion.

I still have my questions about this film, but I have to admit this trailer does look pretty awesome. And Matt Damon is generally pretty good so there’s certainly hope for this film. Check it out.

NAILED IT!

The guys over at HISHE have something to say about the upcoming Batman/Superman film. I’m telling you, I love these guys, they have so much fun and make such cool stuff.

I’m voting for the title, Man of Steel, The Punch from Space that Exploded Batman’s Internal Organs! But that’s just me.

So, back a few weeks ago when Bryan Singer said there was a few things he could do to fix the X-Men universe, he wasn’t kidding. The mid-credits tease for the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past proved that by showing us that Magneto had his powers back and Professor X is alive and well. But that scene also had a pretty big tease for Trask Industries, which I’m given to understand is the big part of the X-Men universe.

Now we’ve got a nice viral video for Trask Industries, and I’ve said it before, this is my favorite kind of marketing, and I think it’s very effective. Check it out:

We’ve got a new clip here from Elysium. It will be interesting to see what Blomkamp is up to here, no doubt. Friend and contributer Corey Poff is excited about the film, but I remain unconvinced that it will be a worthy film. But if my track record is any indication that should mean I’ll love it.

We’ll find out on August 9th. In the mean time, watch this clip and see if it does more for you than it’s doing for me. This is still failing to really capture my interst.

So I’ve seen this trailer a couple times now in the theaters, as well as watching it online a couple times. I’m not sure what’s wrong with me because I really can’t stand Sylvester Stallone and/or Arnold Schwarzenegger, but this film actually looks decent, it has actually captured my interest. I cannot say I have ever been interested in any films from either of these two before. I think what my problem is with them is that they are often cast in roles not well suited for them, or are involved in films so stupid as to actively reduce the IQ of anyone who even hears of it. This does not appear…