Image Roundup: Watch Where You Click
Posted Nov 26th 2005 5:29PM by Mark Beall
Filed under: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Family Films, Movie Marketing, Games and Game Movies
- This is
the most fantastic trailer I’ve seen in ages.
- Movie
Web gives us an early
look at Milla Jovovich in
upcoming sci-fi thriller Ultraviolet. Milla plays a
futuristic “hemophage,” a human who is set apart from others by a vampiric
genetic disorder giving them enhanced speed, incredible stamina and acute
intelligence. The normal, healthy humans get concerned about the “diseased”
humans, and start killing them off. Sounds to me like somebody is jealous.
- In the digi animated realm, we’ve got a final production poster for
fairy tale flick Hoodwinked (courtesy of Cinema Blend) and Latino
Review shows us an early image
of Kung Fu Panda. Yay?
- If you are the sort of person who really digs production
posters, you can pop on over to Cinema Blend for a poster roundup they put
together.
- Did you click on that link in my first sentence? If so I
laugh hysterically at you, because you just watched a trailer for Uwe Boll’s
upcoming two-part epic, Dungeon Siege. I had to
watch it, because I’m blogging about it, and I wanted to force other people to
share my pain.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-27-2005 @ 2:51AM
Scott Weinberg said...
Dungeon Siege is actually back to being a 1-part movie again. Thank jeebus.
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11-27-2005 @ 3:46AM
Adam Wright said...
I'm glad to know you're not serious. I watched it and thought, "Damn, just about everything in this movie looks cliched..." then I saw the Matrix-like slo-mo effect when Jason Stratham swings his scimitar at Ray Liotta and that sealed the deal. How Uwe ever got respectable actors such as Liotta and Rhys-Davies into something that looks this hackneyed, I'll never know...
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11-27-2005 @ 11:35AM
Scott Weinberg said...
No offense to John Rhys-Davies, but he's appeared in more low-rent crapmovies than Wings Hauser and Casper Van Dien combined. Seriously, he has.
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