24 seconds into this video there's a remarkably alluring shot of an incredibly handsome guy taking a poop in the woods: http://t.co/gIvA6RST
— Misha Collins (@mishacollins) September 6, 2012
Usually Supernatural would premiere this month, but CW has held back until October 4. Hopefully this means there will be less breaks in the season.
The trailer for Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters is out now, starring Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton. The feel has a combination of Brothers Grimm and Van Helsing. Frankly, I find that enjoyable.
After numerous delays — thanks to the studio’s indecisiveness on either the R-rated cut or PG:13 — Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters will hit theaters in January.
The current worst box office opening goes to the children’s movie Oogieloves. A terrifying Teletubbies ripoff about three monsters searching for five magical balloons (probably full of the blue stuff) for their friend’s birthday party.
NBC has confidence in their new show Revolution and it’s hard not to see why. It was created by Supernatural creator Eric Kripke, produced by J.J. Abrams of Lost, and directed by Iron Man director Jon Favreau. Those aspects alone should pique interest.
If Charlie Sheen’s ascent into madness wasn’t enough, he upped the ante with information on a current franchise: Spider-Man. Apparently, according to the man, he brought the superhero to the attention of the people at Orion with the intent of playing the character way back when.
It’s clear that both Marvel and Disney are in love with Joss Whedon after the massive success known as The Avengers. So when news came out that they’re moving forward with plans for a television show, it was no surprise that they’d turn to Whedon. The man does have experience in the area — Buffy and Firefly being perfect examples.
New show Revolution hasn’t aired yet but already has a strong presence. The pilot episode directed by Iron Man director Jon Favreau was shown at Comic-Con and made an impact on the audience. Then of course there was the huge banner that was lit up on the side of a hotel across the convention center.
