Marvel Moovies & Adaptations...

[Rey Prichou]

Et c'est parti !




Vivement les premières images. Je sais que vous attendez tous Miss Johansson en Black Widow.

[Rey Prichou]

Tony Stark is back



En direct du tournage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-anBRqZgtoY

[Elýkar]

C'est moi ou il a piqué les chaussures de Nicolas Sarkozy?

[Rey Prichou]

Si Spider-man IV arrive, est aussi prévu un film sur Venom !

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	A few weeks back, ComingSoon.net/Superhero Hype! had the privilege of visiting the set of Sony's upcoming horror comedy Zombieland, starring Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin. While we can't talk just yet about what we saw, we did get to spend a good 45 minutes with the film's co-writers and executive producers, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, both cool guys who are clearly fans of genre. With that in mind, it was exciting to know they were working on the first draft for Sony's planned "Spider-Man" spin-off movie Venom, and we had to try to get in a few questions about that. The duo actually went to Sony with a pitch for their take for the popular Spidey villain, but couldn't really say too much about it due to the usual non-disclosure agreements anyone involved with such a high profile project for Marvel would probably have to sign. "Venom is something that we're very fired up to be writing," Reese told us. "We have turned in a draft and are waiting to hear back, so it's early in the process. But it's a thrill to be writing 'Venom' for obvious reasons." As far as what they looking for, Reese did say that they had to follow "certain parameters" or the "47 rules" as Wernick called them. "Obviously, with a character like Venom there's a ton of stuff to draw from," Reese told us. "Then they had specific rules about the villain and the backstory and stuff like that, so there were certain things they wanted us... certain parameters they gave us. But largely we pitched them something and they liked it but they had changes, so we worked on the outline for a long time and then we wrote the script. So with Marvel and Sony and us it's definitely very, very collaborative." They couldn't talk about whether they were going to ignore everything that happened with the character in Spider-Man 3 or start fresh for reasons mentioned above. They're also working on a project with Universal called Earth vs. Moon, which also sounds like an exciting idea for a film. Reese told us a little bit more: "It's a science-fiction epic war movie ala, I don't know, 'Braveheart.' It's sort of got a little 'Star Wars' in it, a little 'Braveheart,' a little '300' in it. It's like it's sort of exactly what the title suggests. It's big and crazy and it's gonna be awesome. It's a colony on the moon, and the colony on the moon is fighting Earth. We're very, very excited about it. We've also turned in a draft on that and are waiting to hear back, so we're in early stages on each of those." Look for more about our visit to the set of Zombieland over on ComingSoon.net and ShockTillYouDrop.com sometime in the near future.

[Rey Prichou]

Un petit point sur les autres spin-off X-men

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	"X-Men" franchise producer Lauren Shuler Donner talked about possible spin-off X-Men: First Class on Fox Movie Channel's "Life after Film School." "It is the first class of Xavier's school, way back when, so it's young Scott, young Jean, young Beast and that'll be really fun," Donner said. "I think (the plan) is to follow some of the characters into their own stories, and weave them back into the X-Men world. "And hopefully 'First Class' will become its own franchise and we can follow them as they grow up." She also said that a Magneto movie remains in development.

[Rey Prichou]

Au sujet d'Iron Man II

	Citation:			Posté par Robert
	Robert: Day one I’m doing a Senate hearing where the government is saying the Iron Man tech needs to be turned over to the Senator and the Senator is Gary Shandling. And we had this fantastic day that was somehow this controlled chaos of a Senate hearing where I keep interrupting them and dah dah dah. Another bit that Robert told us was how he is taking “Iron Man 2” more seriously than any movie he has ever done: Robert: And I’ve never been in a sequel and it’s very daunting because I feel the expectation of the millions of people who watched it and enjoyed it and told me that it was a little different than your usual genre picture and that they expected us to not screw it up. So I actually have taken “Iron Man 2” probably more seriously than any movie I’ve ever done, which is appropriately ridiculous for Hollywood. On the way the suit has been improved from the first film: Everything has been improved. Everything is ergonomic and the story is incredibly risky and artistic for a big genre movie.

Si il le dit.

[Rey Prichou]

Un peu de Spidey IV

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	SCI FI Wire chatted with Spider-Man 4 director Sam Raimi, who said that he's meeting soon with Kirsten Dunst to talk about her reprising the role of Mary Jane Watson. "I think she would like to. But I don't want to speak on behalf of her," he said. He was also asked if the recent darker and edgier superhero movies will influence the fourth installment. "I hope we don't react to these very good and sometimes bad superhero movies around us. I hope that we just [look] ever deeper into the truth of who Peter Parker really is—as a human being and the unique character, and that we celebrate that, which is a lot of the reason I want to make this next picture. I still believe I have an understanding of Peter Parker as the character that I have not quite put onto the screen yet," he said.

[Jorus C'Baoth]

En fait Dunst voulait pas le faire, et puis vu qu'elle n'avait pas de projets de films, elel a finit par dire oui, c'est ça? ^^

[Fredeur]

J'ai la même analyse.

[gillesC]

	Citation:			Posté par Un méchant pas beau
	As for co-star Scarlett Johansson, who plays the femme fatale Black Widow in the sequel, Robert says, "We've been rehearsing and she's in insane shape. She's getting lean and mean."

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon.

[perny]

ils vont nous la transformer en planche a pain...

[gillesC]

..avec des muscles...

[doop]

A mon avis, y' aura pas de soucis quand même...
Au fait GILLES toi grand fan de SCARLETT je te conseille vivement CE QUE PENSENT LES HOMMES , film anodin sorti en Février, mais qui peut VRAIMENT être un chef d'oeuvre JOHANSSONIEN-BOOBESQUE

[gillesC]

Mais c'est bizarre, ça a un peu le même titre que la gibsonerie, là? ^^

[SuperAlecBaldwin]

Parce qu'en France on aime bien prendre le spectateur pour un veau, donc on lui ressort tout le temps le même titre : "Ce que veut/veulent...", "Coup de Foudre à...", "... malgré eux/elle/lui", etc...