Tron 3 trailer! Aka the strangest series to binge-watch, the films are so far apart... XD
This looks...fairly nice. Not sure how much the general audience will be into the Tron IP. The best thing to have come out of Tron still remains the Tron 2.0 game, imo.
What does Marvel (Film) Studios got coming up? Some stuff. And they put Deadpool Vs. Wolverine in there for fun and to get our attention. The rest is very hit and miss...
The first Thunderbolts teaser is out, and it doesn't look that bad:
I still dont like this version of Taskmaster, I miss Tony Masters his skeleton-pirate look and his fun personality, but I'll pretend this is Finesse and the real one is still coming later - anyways, this looks kinda fun.
Here it is. Finally. The only Marvel movie I had been waiting for ages. Will it save the MCU? At this point, I don't care, I just wanna enjoy a fun parody film with the best Deadpool and the best Wolverine on screen.
This looks really fun. And already so stylish, some real incredible shots in there, missing for your modern-day Marvel for sure.
New Pixar trailer dropped. And it's the first time in a while it actually sorta look interesting - to me. Anyways, it's Inside Out 2! The first one was genuinely pretty good and fun.
Indy is back! Again! This has a very "one last adventure" tone to it.. but then again, so did Crystal Skulls. Check out this trailer for James Mangold's Indy 5:
Looking nice. But I'm not sure I dig the CGi action scenes, the same problem I had with Indy IV.
The trailer for Quantumania is out. And it looks actually... quite promising.
I dunno... I really enjoyed the two previous Ant-Man films because I'm a big Ant-Man (and Atom) fan. But this new film feels more.. epic? Big epic blockbuster-scale adventure. Like the stakes are actually pretty high this time around. Heck, the Ant-Man family will be facing Marvel's new Phase 5 big new villain Kang by themselves!
Check it out!
The Ant-Man family is quasi complete! We only need Bill Foster to come back (already casted in a previous film) and to bring Eric O'Grady in there.
I really enjoyed the visuals here, very Quantum-realm-esque. Actually it reminds me more of Sword of the Atom than Ant-Man comics, but, hey! I like it! Looks spectacular! And the film's full of personality. I dig what I'm seeing so far.
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania opens in theaters February 17, 2023.
You know what? This She-Hulk is growing on me (pun not intended). It actually reminds me of the tone and style of both the classic John Byrne Shulkie series and the more modern Dan Slott series from 2004.
I like the tone. I can even say I really like the casting and the green CGi Shulkie. I'm in.
Shulkie and The Hulk have a great chemistry going on. And look at Abomination! And Wong! And, hey! we even get a Daredevil cameo at the end, there!
Watch the brand new trailer for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, an Original series, streaming August 17 on Disney+.
And here is the long-awaited trailer for Wakanda Forever, the Black Panther sequel.
If you feared the new BP film wouldn't have any BP in it, you might be in for a surprise, check the trailer. Who's there at the end? I'm thinking Shuri as the new Black Panther. Wait and see...
I do like the fact this movie's going to be Wakanda Vs. Atlantis, though. Check out the Mayan-inspired Atlantis culture. And Namor's in there, with the tiny wings on the feet and all!
I'll miss T'Challa, tho. I understand why they didn't recast him, but I would have prefered to see the character on screen return.
The trailer for Predator 5/the Predator prequel is here! And like I anticipated it's not even titled Predator, it's simply called Prey. More on my previous Predator/Alien naming scheme theory after the trailer.*
It does look pretty cool, even if it's a lot simpler visually and obviously more low budget.
The new Pred looks a bit low tech, but I dig it. The bone-mask and it has a kickass shield. Sweet.
People complaining a Native American with no access to modern tech will defeat a Predator is unbelievable.. have probably not seen the previous Predator films. Because Arnie didn't defeat the Predator with grenades and bazookas.. but by going low tech as well, with traps and all.
*As for the naming scheme theory: I like how, coincidence or not, the Predator franchises as pretty much completely followed up on the Alien series. Same similar titles, same similar films. Even the reception's of each film's basically the same and we can predict a lot of things with the numbering system alone - keeping the AVP series aside.
Check this out:
Alien - Predator: the original films, a scifi/war film that takes a straight turn into a horror/slasher film. The original films are still referenced to this day, the better well received titles in both franchises, and quality films from all-time renowned film directors.
Aliens - Predator 2: the sequel takes more focus into action. Still a very good film. Lots of debates among fans that rank it as good or better than the first film. A classic all in all. Also more lore. More creatures this time around, the fans would love collecting figures of said variant creatures for years to come.
Alien 3 - Predators: a return to the simpler, more down-to-earth concept of the original. Basically a retreat back to the tone and style of the original. Lots of fans loved it even though the critics didn't. But still a success for the series, even if a bit down-graded compared to the first two classic films.
Alien Resurrection - The Predator: now this is the point of no-return in the series, despite some success on release, the series kind of ended here. Too much humor, silly jokes. Too much focus on a gang of zany humans. The new added lore gets too convulsed, going into DNA modification, cloning... It's a strange scifi comedy film that has its fans, the film isn't ugly to look at, but very little of horror anymore. Also the new CGi creature looks just plain bad. The ending is a whole story, with reshoots, different endings.. I never expected to see the studios following on this one with a sequel.
And what do we have here? Well, aside from AVP like I wrote above, with the Alien series we got...
Prometheus: another return back to basics. With a prequel, with a weird different title. Much more successful with the critics and fans, at the time. Which would grant it a sequel, under the Alien moniker again. But fans have kind of dismissed it over the years. Still, the film kinda brought back the series, even if it never was the same, now exploring prequel-themes and other elements the director wanted.
So not going into Alien Covenant here, I always expected a Predator prequel to be announced. Not only to confirm my theory, but because from a studio and critical point of view it was the easier route to follow. So all in all.. wait and see!
Oh, first up, reminder Disney+ started uploading the first couple of episodes of the Obi Wan show.
And next up, here's the trailer for their following series, which will see the return of "main dude" from Rogue One. I loved Rogue One but I couldn't for the life of me remember the name of any of its main characters. The show sounds actually interesting, but I'm not gonna bother with the names of any of these exciting new characters.
Kamala Khan gets her first live action treatment.. and I'm mixed. It seems fun enough, "for kids", etc. But I don't like the little changes to a relatively perfect concept. Her power set, her secondary cast.. it feels a bit too Disney show for me.
Here it is! Finally! I know, you probably already seen it a dozen times since earlier this week!
The Obi-Wan Kenobi teaser trailer, which gives us a good idea of the general tone and plot of the upcoming Disney+ Obi-Wan series, unlike the Book of Boba Fett's original trailer. Check it out:
Lots of promises, including Hayden Christensen coming back as Darth Vader. I'm sold!
Instead of going for a straight reimagining or a modern day remake like the recent DuckTales cartoon, Chip ‘n Dale is getting this weird.... Roger Rabbit-style movie?? (And yes, that is Roger Rabbit in there.. so it's canon with Who Framed Roger Rabbit?????)
On the other hand, this is so far out there, I suppose nobody will have any expectations, high or low, for this one.
Also, sidenote, I don't get all the positive comments in trailers like this. Do people eat these "Hollywood super-franchises show off" films that much???