A new “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Chinese trailer was released a few days back showing a bunch of new footage, some of which may be more than what people may want to see at this point. So before you watch it, I’ll just say this…
I’m an occasional watcher of “Saturday Night Live,” but I usually only tune in if they have an interesting guest hosting that week. And unfortunately, I do find myself fast-forwarding through big chunks of the show. I’ll watch the opening guest monologue and weekend update most of the way through. But a lot of the comedy sketches can be cringe-inducing.
Twentieth Century Fox has released a trailer for next years superhero extravaganza (there are a lot of those next year) entitled “X-Men: Apocalypse” – the latest film in the ever growing “X-Men” franchise.
On Tonight’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Ben Affleck helped to introduce the new trailer for next years fleck (uh, I mean flick) “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” This comes on the heels of Jimmy Kimmel’s last superhero trailer reveal with “Captain America: Civil War.”
Four years after the end of the Original Star Trek Series (1966-69), Paramount commissioned “Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973-74) to run Saturday mornings on NBC, with the first episode debuting September 8, 1973.
During tonight’s episode of “Gotham” on Fox, a new Teaser/Scene was shown from the upcoming flick “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”
A Full New Trailer will be presented on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” this Wednesday, December 2. The film comes out on March 25, 2016.
The first trailer for “Captain America: Civil War” premiered tonight on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans appeared on the show to present the new trailer.
And before you ask – no, Tom Holland’s incarnation of Spider-Man doesn’t make an appearance quite yet. I’m sure they’re holding his unveiling back for the final trailer, if not the film itself.
During last night’s “American Music Awards” the first full clip from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was shown. Though short, it does give us a slice of action involving the characters of Rey and Finn, with the droid BB-8 trailing behind.
If you know anything about history, then you know that 11/22/63 is the date that Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, TX. It’s also the title of the book that Stephen King wrote about a man by the name of Jake Epping who goes back in time to stop said assassination.
Are you old enough to remember the TV spots from the original “Star Wars” trilogy? You know — with the “Star Wars” music blaring, the quick cuts of our heroes in action, lots of energy, gun fire, lightsabers! Well these are the things that I feel are missing from the new “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” advertising campaign. Yes, there is some action and lightsabers, but its missing the fun and excitement from what came before. It’s just too passive.