The newest trailer for The Wolverine just dropped. Between this and the picture above tweeted by director James Mangold, it appears they listened to our very reasonable suggestion to rename the Wolverine sequel Wolverine 1: This Is The First One, There Weren’t Any Others Seriously (And Hugh Jackman Is Shirtless For 90 Minutes).
Also, this happens:
Vince Cracchiolo covered last weekend’s Motor City Comic Con for Bleeding Cool. Besides finding out both Norman Reedus and Cary Elwes were being incredibly gracious to fans at the event in Farmington Hills, Michigan, we also spotted the best photo ever of Stan Lee. Yes, even better than this one.
This seven-year-old girl dressed up as Stan Lee, and this is so sweet my eyes are getting diabetes. Look, she’s even doing Spider-Man’s webslinger hand gestures! GAH, TOO ADORABLE. My heart grew three sizes this day. (Excelsior, and so on.)
It’s hard to think of a human being more enthusiastic about science, or science education, than one Bill Nye. When he’s not busy tormenting Ed Begley Jr., he’s discussing environmental science, hosting serious science documentaries, and doing actual scientific work, as befitting his background as an engineer at Boeing. And you’ll often find him explaining science to news anchors and possibly rabid people incredibly patiently on CNN or MSNBC.
But, of course, he’s best known as Bill Nye The Science Guy, and that’s what these GIFs are all about. Read the rest of this entry »
Holy crap guys! Less than a month until The Last of Us finally hits! Not feeling the hype yet? Jeez, my powers of persuasion must be failing me. Well, I bet you’ll be adequately excited after you check out a nice big chunk of very pretty in-game footage — a whopping 45-minutes worth of it to be exact.
Hit the jump to check it out (and beware sticklers, the footage contains minor spoilers)…
No, it’s not that Zod is secretly Lemongrab. Although that’d be awesome.
By all accounts, one of the bad ideas from the bleak early 2000s attempts to revive Superman has actually made it into the upcoming Man of Steel. But is it such a bad idea? Possible spoilers will follow. Read the rest of this entry »
You know, there’s really been something missing from the reboot of the Star Trek series: song and dance. Why J. J. Abrams didn’t consider turning the series into a musical is beyond me. Luckily, the internet imagined what a middle school production of Star Trek would look like. And based on the music alone, it’s something that needs to become a standard in schools across America, like, stat!
Last summer Michael Fassbender signed with Ubisoft to star in and co-produce an Assassin’s Creed movie with sequels in mind. Ubisoft wanted Fassbender to play Altair, and they quickly penned a deal with New Regency to finance the film and distribute through 20th Century Fox. Now a release date for this Assassin’s Creed movie has been announced: May 22nd, 2015. That’s Memorial Day weekend.
The next Xbox rolls out tomorrow. There’s been a lot of rumor surrounding this box, and tomorrow we learn what was true and what was thankfully left on the cutting room floor. Here are the odds of what we’re going to see. Read the rest of this entry »
Bryan Singer has been tweeting several pictures of castmembers in X-Men: Days of Future Past such as the picture above of Peter Dinklage. He’s starring as “the main antagonist” who hasn’t been named yet but we have our theories. We referenced these tweets when we posted some extra casual pictures of Hugh Jackman on set of X-Men: Days Of Future Past, but we haven’t collected these tweeted photos in one place. It’s time to rectify that.
