As promised by Marvel, the first official trailer for Iron Man 3 is released. The Extremis armor is heavily featured — as expected — but not so expected? Stark’s monologue doesn’t sound so smug, he sounds concerned and remorseful. Then there’s the Mandarin’s monologue, full of purpose, explaining his actions towards Iron Man.
A little obsessive on Iron Man? Just a little bit. Iron Man 3 is making its presence known this week with promos fully in gear. Today an official poster was released, featuring Tony Stark in part of his Extremis armor facing towards his previous armors. Coupled with the poster is the release of the first photo of Ben Kinglsey as the Mandarin.
We live in a time where there’s a teaser for a movie trailer — but that’s perfectly fine when it’s for something like Marvel’s Iron Man 3. As always, Tony Stark is the embodiment of Robert Downey Jr. — oh wait, I got that mixed up. Anyway.
Ryan Reynolds is just as obsessive as fans for a Deadpool movie, and it turns out director Tim Miller feels the same. While raising money for his current film The Goon, Miller gave an update on the status of Deadpool:
When word first came out that the sequel to X-Men: First Class is entitled X-Men: Days of Future Past, comic fans were quick to speculate that it’ll be heavily influenced by the graphic novel of the same name. Although, the cast of characters are quite different.
It looks like marketing for Marvel’s Iron Man 3 is starting sooner than expected. Today they released the official synopsis to the third movie starring the one and only Tony Stark — I mean Robert Downey Jr.
Yesterday a new promotional image for Marvel’s highly anticipated Iron Man 3 was released online. The new armor — which was unveiled at Comic-Con — is very different than the previous versions, but it’s been growing on me. There’s also the fact that it looks good in motion from the footage we were shown in Hall H.
In 2005, Peter Jackson and director Neill Blomkamp were set to film an adaptation of the immensely popular game Halo. It ultimately didn’t come to fruition and the rights reverted back to Microsoft. The possibility of a movie was not forgotten though.