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Indiana Jones Is Back: 10 Of The Best Tweets
Hold on to your potatoes! Indy is back! Against all odds, 2008's Kingdom of the Crystal Skull didn't kill off the Indiana Jones franchise. At the tender age of 73 Harrison Ford has confirmed he is returning to his role as the fedora wearing archeologist. By this point it will be 2019 and Ford will then be 77 - we can hear the whip crack and the hip crack now. News on who else will return is still unknown....but dear God, please not Shia!
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Fan-casting Ant-man
Rumors abound for Ant-man casting, specifically Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Paul Rudd. While I believe JGL could act the role of Pym, I don't see him fitting physically. I also envision someone a little older (though, who knows what Marvel's plans are). Rudd might be able to pull it off too, but I don't know if I could take him seriously as Pym.
By Zane Sanders8 years ago in Geeks
Ben Affleck Just Killed All Hopes Of Seeing Robin In 'Batman v Superman'
It is official, bye bye Boy Wonder! While Ben Affleck hasn't exactly been forthcoming with details on his Batman outing, he has just dropped a massive spoiler – there will be no Robin in the upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Sinister Six: Cursed Or Coming?
Remember that Sinister Six movie that Sony attempted to set up from The Amazing Spider-Man franchise that crumbled miserably after its second installment? Or the tragedy that was Spider-Man 3? With Tom Holland continuing his role as the beloved wall-crawler in next month's #SpiderManHomecoming, and rumors of multiple villains appearing alongside him, I know I'm not the only one hoping to see the Sinister Six come to fruition.
By Zane Sanders8 years ago in Geeks
Ever Wondered Why Marvel Films Are Released in the UK First?
It's a strange (and wonderful) quirk of cinema nowadays that the big films seem to be released first outside of the US. Beginning with Iron Man 2, all of the Marvel films have been released in the UK a week before their American release dates. In the past, when the world was black and white and there was no such thing as the internet, we Brits would have to wait months, or even a year after the American release dates of films to see them in cinemas. The only realistic way we would get to see the films early was if they were on a tiny screen on a long-haul flight.
By Alex Hodgson8 years ago in Geeks
Why Iron Man 3 Was Actually A Great Movie
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is now a beloved and behemoth franchise, and Marvel took a great risk by starting it all with Iron Man. But, boy, did it pay off! The now Disney owned goliath has had Iron Man at it's heart since it's inception; however, the fans seem to write off this three-quel as one of the worst to come out of Marvel's cinematic universe.
By Zane Sanders8 years ago in Geeks
10 Superhero Comic Series We Need To See In Live Action
Superhero season is in full swing. We are fresh off the joyride that was ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ and now await, with no dearth of trepidation, the arrival of DCEU’s ‘Justice League’. Hollywood has been in reboot/remake mode for quite a while now. If we aren’t catching the third rendition of Spider-Man in a single decade, we are faced with remakes of forgotten favourites like ‘The Power Rangers’.
By Monita Roy Mohan8 years ago in Geeks
Kindergarten Cop 2: The Film We Never Need
It is rare that you can say that Dolph Lungren won't be the deciding factor in what kills a film, but will a direct to video/DVD/projector/hologram to 1990's Kindergarten Cop really be that bad? That's right ladies and gentlemen, on 17th March this year, Kindergarten Cop 2 will be soiling diapers worldwide... What's worse is that they couldn't even get Arnie onboard.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
