If you missed the segment on Entertainment Tonight that featured a "behind the scenes" segment on Iron Man 2, here's a 30 second snippet.
Two Things I Learned Yesterday about Dooley Wilson
5 minutes ago
If you missed the segment on Entertainment Tonight that featured a "behind the scenes" segment on Iron Man 2, here's a 30 second snippet.
On December 12, Taylor Lautner (currently starring in The Twilight Saga: New Moon) hosted Saturday Night Live, and during the opening segment he did some amazing martial arts moves. After he did a back flip and landed in a classic Spidey pose, I started thinking about how he could capitalize on that skill in a superhero movie.
Rachel McAdams, who has been rumored to be Black Cat in Spidey 4 made an appearance on The Tonight Show With Conan Obrien. Wow! What a cutie. Let's hope the rumors are true.
It's so seldom that I'm correct about anything, I like to engage in a little shameless self-promotion when I am. On August 22 of this year, I posted about Quentin Tarantino's appearance on the Charlie Rose Show. I speculated about QT's desire to do a superhero movie, and which character he was suited for. I guessed that he would probably do a cape film only if he could create his own hero.
Tonight, Shepherd Smith narrated a nice tribute to Superman (1978) on his show. It was a brief segment that recognized today (December 11) as the day the movie debuted thirty-one years ago. Smith gave a few facts about the movie's production and also focused on Christopher Reeve's great performance, and the fact that he won the role over many well known actors.
For no reason at all, I decided to see whatever happened to Helen Slater, who starred in Supergirl(1984). I guess I haven't been paying attention, but I had no idea she's been involved in so many different projects over the years.
I debated whether to put The Silver Surfer (SS) movie under the "reboot" category. Can you call a movie a "reboot" if the title character has never had his own movie? I classified it as such because recent news articles lead me to believe that Fox Studios is planning to go in an entirely different direction than the one started in SS's first screen appearance.