Marvel’s “Agent Carter” has scored a Visual Effects reel online.
CGI has always worked best when it supplements the image and doesn’t fully engross it. And this twelve minute reel is a perfect example of CGI done right.
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Aired during Superbowl 50, Turkish airlines aired a couple of fun commercials advertising the fact that they now fly to the fictional Gotham City (home of Batman) and Metropolis (home of Superman).
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Every year the Superbowl finds its way to unveiling new footage from upcoming movies and this year was no different.
Here are some short (mostly) thirty second spots from the following films: X-Men: Apocalypse, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Captain America: Civil War, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2, Independence Day: Resurgence, Deadpool, and Jason Bourne (followed by it’s first official poster).
On January 10th, the Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention held a reunion for James Cameron’s “Aliens” at their new location (The Reef).
In attendance from that film were Michael Biehn (”Corporal Hicks”), Lance Henriksen (“Bishop”), Carrie Henn (“Newt”), Jenette Goldstein (“Private Vasquez”), Mark Rolston (“Private Drake”) and Ricco Ross (“Private Frost”).
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Although Wonder Woman makes her first appearance in a few months in the new “Batman v Superman” movie due for release on March 25, she doesn’t score her first solo film until next year.
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Merry Christmas! The new “Deadpool” trailer has arrived in your stocking today. I think this movie is going to do very well come February. And it will most likely wipe away the bad taste that Ryan Reynolds left in everyone’s mouth with that other superhero film – “Green Something.”
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I’m still very much on the fence when it comes to CBS’s “Supergirl.” Though I like all things Super, this show, and it’s girl empowerment message that it not so subtly tries to jam down your throat, seems to be stuck in the 90’s somewhere along with that other sub-par Super show “Lois and Clark.”