Top 5 Stories For The Week Ending 05/24/2013 Full Trailer For BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINS After an impressive teaser trailer, the full version for Batman: Arkham Origins was released to widespread approval. When are we ever going to get a full CG animated film in this style?
New Trailer For THE WOLVERINE Ninjas, samurais, face peeling femme fatales, the latest trailer for 20th Century Fox's The Wolverine has it all. But where the previous Wolverine solo film looked to stupefy audiences with non-stop action and endless cameos, this film is much more story driven.
New MAN OF STEEL Trailer - General Zod Gives The Earth And Superman 24 Hrs The final trailer for WB's Man of Steel put the spotlight on Michael Shannon's General Zod and effectively killed off the last few criticisms about the film's choice of villain. We're entering the home stretch of marketing and promotional material for the film and everything shown so far says Man of Steel will be one of summer's biggest blockbusters.
Quicksilver Joining X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST Played By KICK-ASS Actor Evan Peters Probably the most controversial story of the week, Fox has decided to stick the mutant character Quicksilver into their film. The forthcoming X-Men film has already started filming so it seems this is a calculated response to Joss Whedon's announcement that he plans to use the same character in The Avengers 2.
STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS Writer Damon Lindelof Apologizes For Carol Marcus Underwear Scene This particular story has made some waves beyond the borders of this site. Aside from some disappointing box office numbers and a vocal fan base that feels let down, many Star Trek Into Darkness watchers insist that there was absolutely no purpose for the scene where Kirk peeked and saw Carol Marcus in her undergarments. Agree? Disagree? Or were there bigger problems with the film?
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