First Trailer For Marvel’s “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”
There have been little snippets floating around for a bit now, but last night saw ABC show the first full 30-second trailer for Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the TV follow-up to The Avengers.
Directed and co-written by Joss Whedon, whilst Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen also co-write, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. sees the return of fan favorite Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) in a world of espionage which has been radically changed by the battle of New York.
Let the Coulson theories continue!
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It looks like ‘Phase Two’ of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has started fairly well. Although yet to be released in the US, Iron Man 3 has opened in 42 markets across the world already, and managed the impressive feat of bettering the opening weekend of The Avengers at the international box office.
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The Wrap is reporting that Tom Hiddleston (The Avengers) is in talks to play the lead character in the upcoming reboot of James O. Barr’s The Crow. The film is set to be directed by F. Javier Gutierrez (Before the Fall) from a script by Cliff Dorfman (Warrior). Hiddleston will next be seen reprising his role as Loki in Thor: The Dark World.
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Recently speaking to Total Film, geek God Joss Whedon gave his thoughts on The Avengers 2 and the pressures that come with such a huge spectacle of a film.
More after the break.
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Talking to TwoKidsandaCoupon, Marvel producer Kevin Feige discussed various Iron Man 3 delights and what we can expect.
More after the break.
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With Joss Whedon earlier saying that he’s not particularly fond of the previous two solo Hulk films — Ang Lee’s Hulk and Louis Leterrier’s The Incredible Hulk — it appears that the current Bruce Banner/Hulk nearly appeared a little earlier than we thought.
In an interview with Empire, Leterrier confirmed that, whilst Ed Norton took the lead role in his film, we nearly saw Mark Ruffalo Hulk up way before The Avengers.
More after the break.
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Don’t forget to cast your vote for today’s all-film First Round match-up — Hulk (The Avengers) vs. James Bond (Skyfall) vs. Norman Babcock (ParaNorman) — before the poll closes tomorrow at 8 am PT.
Every little vote counts, so please help do your part to send (or prevent from sending) the second film character into the Sweet 16!
Click here to vote now!
The Geek Bracket’s only all-film battle in the First Round is our 3rd match of the week.
CGI, live-action and stop-motion animation, a little of everything has individually been provided by the writers of Pop GO’s film staff. In this cinematic clash, the avenging Hulk brings the smash, back-to-basics James Bond brings the dash, and Norman “I see dead people” Babcock brings the Monster Bash.
Who will be the 2nd film character to advance to the Sweet 16? Help decide by voting after the break!
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As it happens, I was watching The Avengers only a few nights ago and thinking to myself about how it’s a shame that there’s not another Hulk film on the way any time soon. Well, it seems as if there may be a light at the end of that particular tunnel.
With ‘Phase Two’ of Marvel’s cinematic universe about to kick off this May with Iron Man 3, details are starting to emerge about a possible Hulk film. ‘Phase Two’ will be made up of Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy and The Avengers 2. No Hulk solo outing there, then.
Latino Review, however, is reporting that there will be big things to come in ‘Phase Three’ for The Hulk.
Be warned: there are potential spoilers for The Avengers 2 and other future Marvel films after the break.
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Back in December, you all had the chance to check out what the film staff picked as their top film of 2012.
Paolo (m-paoword) picked The Grey.
Steven (elitist-movie-snob) picked Cloud Atlas.
Andrew (culturedleftpeg) picked God Bless America.
Now the film staff returns to give their overall top ten lists of 2012.
Hit the break to check out which films made their lists and which fell short.
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With shooting slowly creeping up for Marvel’s S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series, ABC President Paul Lee has been clearing up the whereabouts of how the series fits in the Marvel timeline. As it happens, the series will take place after the events of last summer’s The Avengers.
Find out full details after the break.
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Even though the release of The Avengers 2 is still over two years away, Joss Whedon has been working hard on that project already. MTV caught up with the writer/director, who discussed the sequel to last summer’s smash hit.
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It was reported a few months ago that Jeremy Renner wasn’t entirely happy with the direction Hawkeye took in The Avengers. Renner was quoted as saying, “At the end of the day, 90% of the movie, I’m not the character I signed on to play. I’m literally in there for two minutes, and then all of a sudden…”
I can kind of feel his pain, especially since Hawkeye was mainly used as a plot point, but it was a role that furthered the story that was trying to be put across.
Things are apparently going to be different next time round. Check out the break for more.
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