wooo,Heath Ledger is SCARY!

If they make a movie of the TV series Get Smart...it'll bomb....I don't care who they get to play Maxwell Smart, they won't be able to say his catchphrase the way he did it.

National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets Trailer

Right Click and Save Target As - then change the file extension from .dll to .mov and Playback in Quicktime

http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll...m=web&pt=rd ( 480p - 37MB )

http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll...m=web&pt=rd ( 720p - 93MB )

http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll...m=web&pt=rd ( 1080p - 131MB )

I saw the National Treasure trailer when I went to see Pirates of the Carribean 3 today. I won't say much cuz there is a lot to be said about the movie. It is basically 3 hours long and well worth it. It is a true FX extravaganza.

Simply put, two thumbs up!

I saw the National Treasure trailer when I went to see Pirates of the Carribean 3 today. I won't say much cuz there is a lot to be said about the movie. It is basically 3 hours long and well worth it. It is a true FX extravaganza.

Simply put, two thumbs up!

That's one to look forward to then - so what did you think of Pirates of the Carribean 3?

National Treasure is such a good movie,can't wait to see part 2!!

I saw the National Treasure trailer when I went to see Pirates of the Carribean 3 today. I won't say much cuz there is a lot to be said about the movie. It is basically 3 hours long and well worth it. It is a true FX extravaganza.

Simply put, two thumbs up!

That's one to look forward to then - so what did you think of Pirates of the Carribean 3?

I just reread my post and realized it was a little confusing. I was talking about POTC3 being 3 hours, a FX extravaganza,well worth it with two thumbs up. I really don't know much about National Treasure yet other than the general idea behind the plot and it comes out in December. Sorry.

We saw POTC3 on Friday - we all loved it except for the wacky parts with 'mini' Jack Sparrows on his shoulder and the many Jack Sparrows on the ship - I think they tried to be funny with that, but it fell flat imo - other than that, an absolute joy!

Just found this,teaser trailer to John Rambo (Rambo 4).

http://youtube.com/watch?v=z4lpf_TZ1zM&amp...ted&search=

~Extremely violent and graphic in content and language. Viewer discretion advised.~

Edited May 27, 200719 yr by Gia@LCO

In my recent studies of the Alien Legacy, I have learned that I fifth Alien movie may be in the works, I can only hope. I do not have the source at the moment, but when i find it, I will post it.

How many of you would like to see another, all new Alien movie starring Weaver?

Definately not! Number 4 was disaster enough!!

aliens 1 and 2 are the only decent films in this series.

The last I heard is that there are no plans to make another Alien or Predator film since they are making the Alien vs. Predator films. AVP2 is due out this December.

At one point James Cameron had talked to Fox studios about teaming up with Alien Director/creator Ridley Scott about making a Alien 5 but Fox said "No thanks, We are making AVP." That would be the only way I would want another Alien film,Cameron and/or Scott working on it.

http://scifi.about.com/library/weekly/aa070903.htm

Edited May 29, 200719 yr by Hardkore

I'm gonna see Shrek 3 tonite!!

Enter the Joker

http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2...firstlook_N.htm

By Scott Bowles, USA TODAY

LOS ANGELES — All directors promise that their sequels will be bigger and flashier than the predecessors'. But Christopher Nolan doesn't mess around.

The director's sequel to Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, will become the first feature film to be partly shot in the IMAX format, an expensive and cumbersome process that typically is the province of documentaries and short films.

Nolan will shoot four action sequences — including the introduction of the Joker, played by Heath Ledger — on IMAX.

The move is one of Hollywood's most pronounced steps yet in its embrace of IMAX theaters, which are increasingly showing commercial fare on their giant screens.

"There's simply nothing like seeing a movie that way," Nolan says. "It's more immersive for the audience. I wish I could shoot the entire thing this way."

Typically, the feature films that play in IMAX theaters are simply stretched out to fill the enormous screens. That can dilute the picture quality and give the movie a wide, squat look.

Shooting on IMAX, Nolan says, will have a twofold effect. The four scenes will fill the IMAX screens, some of which are eight stories high. And in traditional theaters, the scenes will appear more vivid (think high-definition television over standard).

Don't expect many movies to follow suit. Only 280 IMAX theaters are in operation worldwide, and fewer than 100 show feature films.

And shooting in the format is difficult. IMAX film, which is 10 times the size of standard film stock, is costly and must be shot using bulky cameras.

And "they're loud," Nolan says. "We had to figure a way to eliminate the sound so we could shoot dialogue."

In a rarity for Hollywood, the payoff isn't primarily financial, so far. "It doesn't have a huge effect yet on the money you bring in," says Chris Aronson, a distribution chief with 20th Century Fox, which carried Night at the Museum on IMAX. "But it does help make your movie more of an event."

For Nolan, IMAX makes the moviegoing experience unique again.

"You can't do this on any home theater," Nolan says. "Batman has some of the most extraordinary characters in pop culture. We wanted the Joker to have the grandest entrance possible.

"I figured if you could take an IMAX camera to Mount Everest or outer space, you could use it in a feature movie."

Connery won't be back for Indy 4:

http://news.google.com/news?um=1&tab=w...4&q=connery

Marc Forster to Direct Bond 22

http://www.superherohype.com/news/topnews.php?id=5878

Marc Forster will direct the 22nd James Bond adventure, it was announced today by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, producers of the James Bond films, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios.

Forster is the acclaimed director of the highly anticipated motion picture The Kite Runner, adapted from Khaled Hosseini's best-selling novel. He also recently directed the comic hit Stranger Than Fiction for Sony Pictures. Previously, Forster directed the award-winning and critically acclaimed films Finding Neverland, which was nominated for seven Academy Awards® including Best Picture, and Monster's Ball, for which Halle Berry won a Best Actress Oscar®.

Forster will commence work shortly with screenwriter Paul Haggis on a draft of the screenplay by Neil Purvis and Robert Wade.

Daniel Craig will reprise the role of James Bond in the as-yet-untitled Bond 22 production, which follows Casino Royale, the highest-grossing film so far in the most successful franchise in motion picture history.

With nearly $600 million in worldwide box-office receipts, Casino Royale was also regarded by critics as one of the best Bond films yet. Bond 22 will begin filming at Pinewood Studios, London, in December 2007. Columbia Pictures will release the film worldwide on November 7, 2008.

Wilson and Broccoli said, "We are delighted that Marc Forster, with his exceptional talent and unique vision, has agreed to direct our next James Bond film."

Forster said, "I have always been drawn to different kinds of stories and I have also always been a Bond fan, so it is very exciting to take on this challenge. The new direction that the Bond character has taken offers a director a host of new possibilities and I look forward to working with Daniel Craig, Barbara Broccoli, and Michael Wilson, as well as the team at Sony and MGM on this new film."

Amy Pascal, Co-Chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment, added, "We had a great experience working with Marc on 'Stranger than Fiction' and we are excited to be working with him again. He's an actor's director; he approaches material with intelligence and taste. What makes him the perfect choice for 'Bond 22' is that he will bring to this film all the elements Bond audiences expect -- action, humor, suspense, and thrills."

"The Bond franchise is one of MGM's most treasured legacies," added Harry Sloan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, MGM. "We share Michael and Barbara's confidence in Marc Forster's directing talents and support him in his efforts to continue the evolution of the Bond story for today's filmgoers."

Edited June 20, 200719 yr by Hardkore

Batman's new........bike?

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/...3&cset=true

Connery won't be back for Indy 4:

http://news.google.com/news?um=1&tab=w...4&q=connery

Sean Connery is well off according to the article I read. He's a legend in his own right.

The final Domestic and International Trailers for "The Simpsons" Movie

International (25.8 MB):

right click and save target as:

http://a69.g.akamai.net/n/69/13042/v1/quic...848_fa2__hd.mov

Domestic:

(when download is complete; change the .dll to .mov and use Quicktime to play it)

right click and save target as:

480

720

1080

Edited June 22, 200719 yr by j7wild

We went to see Die Hard 4 today - we all really enjoyed it - some good one liners and great effects.

I really wanna see the new Die Hard. I'm still catching up on older movies that I borrowed from my sister though.

I really want to see the Sentinal with Kiefer Sutherland. He's my favorite actor and that movie sounds awesome. Has anyone here seen it? What did you think?

I really want to see the Sentinal with Kiefer Sutherland. He's my favorite actor and that movie sounds awesome. Has anyone here seen it? What did you think?

Jack Bauer on the big screen with less violence and no 24 hour countdown clock

I really wanna see the new Die Hard. I'm still catching up on older movies that I borrowed from my sister though.

If you mean the older Die hard movies, my son has only seen the first Die hard (and I can hardly remember 2 + 3) and didn't think it spoilt our enjoyment of the film.

Oh no I borrowed different movies, but I'm glad I don't have to remember the other ones because I really don't. I know that I've seen them but I don't remember them.

And I happen to like Jack Bauer, and if the Sentinal is anything like 24 it must be good. I heard it was awesome.

I also heard there would be a 24 movie sometime. Can't wait for that either! O.O

Has anyone seen Mr. Bean Holiday?