Things were set in motion for an endeavor that leaves the public stunned. Two franchises that were seemingly separate are being brought together for the greatest crossover. The studio heard your voices and read your fan fiction: Steph Rogan and Chris Norton will star in a Harry Potter Vs. The Hulk movie.
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A while back we had our first look of Megan Fox as April O’Neil in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles remake. Thankfully, it showed that the ooze is what causes the Ninja Turtles – and not the earlier reports that they’re of alien origin. We also finally get a look at the turtles themselves.
It wasn’t a secret that The Amazing Spider-Man 2 would feature Harry Osborn. And that he would fight Spidey as the Green Goblin; the trailers slowly revealed it. Aside from that, we haven’t seen a clear shot of Dane DeHaan as the Green Goblin – until now.
Before I begin – you’ve seen Iron Man 3, right? If not, stop reading this and watch it now! Pretty please. Then come back and continue reading.
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The second trailer for the next installment of the X-Men franchise is out, and it continues to give me mixed feelings. There’s the First Class cast, who were incredible in their movie, but then there’s Bryan Singer, who is back in the director’s chair. And there’s a lot more mutants in Days of Future Past.
When I was a child, I had the joy of watching Jurassic Park in theaters. Of course, I became a little obsessed and had to get a copy of the movie and get the toys. I also got a clipboard. I didn’t want to be Grant or Malcolm. I wanted to be Henry Wu. Yes, that guy; the scientist who explained the baby raptors. And he held a clipboard.
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A lot of us know by now that season 4 of Game of Thrones is coming up on HBO. To get fans ready, a third trailer was released, revealing just a little more of what’s in store.
Did you think Transformers was over after the third film? I hope not, because the teaser trailer for Transformers: Age of Extinction is out. Gone is Shia LaBeouf and his “No, no, no!” and in his place is Mark Wahlberg with his, “What? Nooo . . .”