Showing posts with label SDCC2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SDCC2011. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
SDCC: My interview with Jason Momoa and Rachel Nichols from CONAN THE BARBARIAN
This epic definitely isn't for everyone, but if you're in to sword fights, mythological creatures, and lots of action then CONAN THE BARBARIAN is for you. Watch the trailer here:
Then go read my roundtable interview with stars Jason Momoa and Rachel Nichols on Gordon and the Whale.
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comic book movies,
movies,
my work,
SDCC2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
SDCC: Sunday Recap, including The Cleveland Show and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
By Kevin Taylor
Just like that, it was Sunday, the last day of Comic Con. Crazy how fast it went. Kristal and I got on the floor early to grab a few items to remember the weekend. I got a couple of shirts, one of wario riding a go kart that says "I beat your mom at Mario Kart." The other one had pictures of some of Link's favorite weapons from Ocarina of Time, with the writing "Don't Make Me Go Zelda On You." Awesomeness.
Other purchases included Kristal's Angry Birds shirt that says "Drop Birds Not Bombs" and a pillow of the Facebook "Like" button. After that, we headed on over to Hall H to catch the Always Sunny Panel.
The Cleveland Show: Before we could enjoy the Sunny madness, we had to endure The Cleveland Show panel. They showed a scene from a previous episode that took place at Comic Con, which was kinda funny I guess. After that, they showed concept art of a Die Hard themed episode, "Die Semi-Hard." While I may not be a big Cleveland Show Fan, I do love Die Hard, and this episode actually looked half way decent. I will try to make sure to check it out, but if I don't catch it, I won't be heartbroken.
Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia: This was one of the panels that I was most excited for coming into Comic Con. Last year, they showed a full episode from the upcoming season, and they did the same thing this year, showing "Frank's Pretty Woman." As always, it was hilarious, and will definitely be one to watch out for. The "b plot" revolved around Mac, who in case you haven't heard, put on about 50 pounds of fat for this season, making him "fat mac." While the cast claims it was for the show, Kristal thinks that he put on baby weight, since his wife, Caitlin Olsen, or Sweet Dee on the show, was pregnant this past year. Either way, it was hilarious.
After the episode, the cast came out dressed up in their Nightman Cometh outfits, and answered a few questions. In a perfect ending, the guy who was given the last question asked for them to do a rendition of the "Dayman" song. The whole crowd and the cast sang the song, putting a perfect ending to a fantastic Comic Con!!
While that covers all the days of Comic-Con, stay tuned as Kristal will be posting her exclusive interviews and press coverage here and on GordonandtheWhale.com
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always sunny,
SDCC2011,
television
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
SDCC: Saturday Panel Recap, from SNOW WHITE to Kevin Smith
By Kevin Taylor
Saturday was a quiet day for me at Comic Con. The big stuff happened on Friday, and there wasn't much to be done on Saturday. Here are the panels that I saw in Hall H.
Snow White and the Huntsmen: This was an interesting panel as there really wasn't much to talk about. They hadn't shot any footage yet, so they mostly talked about what was to come rather then what had already happened. They did show some pretty cool pictures of all of the main actors in their costumes. Overall, this movie will probably be remembered for being the first major motion picture for Kristen Stewart post this twlight crap lol. And Charlize Theron looks like a pretty badass queen.
Read more about the panels and see a great video from Hall H after the break.
Read more about the panels and see a great video from Hall H after the break.
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Kevin Smith,
SDCC2011,
Snow White
SDCC: TUCKER & DALE VS. EVIL's Alan Tudyck and Tyler Labine chat with me for Gordon and the Whale
You can read my exclusive interview with him and his co-star Tyler Labine (from Reaper and GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY) over on Gordon and the Whale. Also, be sure you check out the hilarious trailer here:
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b-movies,
joss whedon,
movies,
SDCC2011,
tucker and dale vs. evil,
tyler labine
Monday, July 25, 2011
SDCC: Ryan Gosling knows how to do one thing...DRIVE
This explosive film starring Ryan Gosling as a stunt driver, alongside Carey Mulligan, Ron Perlman, and directed by Nicolas Refn was the belle of the ball at Cannes. Hopefully after their Comic-Con panel, they can reach a broader audience.
Check out the red band trailer here:
You can read a full recap of the DRIVE and DON'T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK panel on Gordon and the Whale.
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movies,
Ryan Gosling,
SDCC2011
SDCC: Check out my EXCLUSIVE interview with The Viscious Brothers
At Comic-Con I got the chance to sit down with a couple young filmmakers, who were their promoting their "found footage" horror film GRAVE ENCOUNTERS.
Watch the trailer to see what happens when a ghost hunting reality show team actually find what they're looking for:
Check my full interview with the 25 year old, self-taught filmmakers on Gordon and the Whale.
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Grave Encounters,
SDCC2011
SDCC: KNIGHTS OF BADASSDOM looks absolutely hilarious
For a full recap of their panel and the press conference I attended, check out my post on Gordon and the Whale.
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Knights of Badassdom,
movies,
SDCC2011,
summer glau
Saturday, July 23, 2011
SDCC: IN TIME one of the best surprises of Comic-Con so far
I wasn't really sure what to expect of IN TIME, but their comic-con trailer really piqued my interest. Check out the trailer:
You can read more about it in my Gordon and the Whale post here.
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In Time,
Justin Timberlake,
movies,
SDCC2011
SDCC: Friday Panel Recap, including everything from THE RAVEN to THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
By Kevin Taylor
After I heard about the absurd lines that were developing at Ballroom 20 due to the True Blood panel, I decided to spend my day at Hall H. There were a handful of movies there, and a few that I am very excited about. Lets check it out.
The Raven:
I walked in during the middle of this panel, but from what I saw it actually looked pretty cool. The movie has John Cusack portraying Edgar Allen Poe in the last five days of Poe's life. The story revolves around a series of murders that are loosely based on some of Poe's most famous poems. The look and vibe reminded me alot of Sweeney Todd and Sleepy Hollow, and it will definitely be one to keep an eye on next year, coming out March 9, 2012.
I walked in during the middle of this panel, but from what I saw it actually looked pretty cool. The movie has John Cusack portraying Edgar Allen Poe in the last five days of Poe's life. The story revolves around a series of murders that are loosely based on some of Poe's most famous poems. The look and vibe reminded me alot of Sweeney Todd and Sleepy Hollow, and it will definitely be one to keep an eye on next year, coming out March 9, 2012.
Haywire:
Steven Soderbergh and his crew of secret agent killers were next to take the stage in Haywire, a movie that stars mixed martial arts fighter Gina Carano as essentially a female Jason Bourne. The cast is packed, including Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor, Antonio Banderas, Michael Douglas, and Bill Paxton, amongst others. There were some pretty awesome action scenes, and overall seems like it will be good for a few awesome fight scenes, though I don't know if it will be much else then that. I'll be happy to me proven wrong though!
Steven Soderbergh and his crew of secret agent killers were next to take the stage in Haywire, a movie that stars mixed martial arts fighter Gina Carano as essentially a female Jason Bourne. The cast is packed, including Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor, Antonio Banderas, Michael Douglas, and Bill Paxton, amongst others. There were some pretty awesome action scenes, and overall seems like it will be good for a few awesome fight scenes, though I don't know if it will be much else then that. I'll be happy to me proven wrong though!
Underworld 4:
This panel didn't present much interest to me, as I haven't seen any of the first three. However, it was shot in 3-d, and looked like it had some great action. I can only assume that anyone who enjoyed the first three will love this one as well.
See more after the break!
This panel didn't present much interest to me, as I haven't seen any of the first three. However, it was shot in 3-d, and looked like it had some great action. I can only assume that anyone who enjoyed the first three will love this one as well.
See more after the break!
Friday, July 22, 2011
SDCC: Who Will Win The Ultimate Battle? Vampires vs Zombies!
Ultimate Warrior is one of those shows that in theory I should love. Its got crazy tests, heated battles, famous figures, all of that, yet I've never been able to get into it. However, when I found out they were doing a panel called: Deadliest Warrior Zombies Vs Vampires, I simply couldn't pass it up. While they didn't show the whole episode like I was hoping, it was still an awesome hour of entertainment.
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Deadliest Warrior,
SDCC2011,
Spike TV,
television,
vampires,
zombies
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