World-renowned Korean sensation PSY recently tweeted a photo of himself with X-Men heartthrob Hugh Jackman. And as you can clearly see, they’re both brandishing Logan’s claws. Could this mean a bloody “Wolvie-nam Style” music video? Of course not, but the idea of “Gangnam Style” with Wolverine’s claws sounds unforgettable.
I think we can all agree that none of the Daniel Craig Bond movies can be considered “Classic Bond.” But the theme song for the new film, Skyfall, brings some classic back to the series in the form of Adele. Sexy, smooth, and, well, Bondish, the song is reminiscent of Shirley Bassey’s “Diamonds Are Forever” from the film of the same title starring the one and only Sean Connery.
Are you a fan of Carly Rae Jepsen’s Call Me Maybe and Batman? Of course you are! So do watch this video — that is, if you already saw The Dark Knight Rises. You won’t regret it.
In the past Hans Zimmer was asked if he would score the Superman reboot entitled Man of Steel. With Christopher Nolan as the producer, it was safe to assume that Zimmer would compose, right? But then again, Zack Snyder is the one directing. So it wasn’t too surprising when Zimmer initially said he won’t score the movie.
Normally I would call something like this incredibly morbid; creating a hologram of a dead entertainer to give a live performance. Why wouldn’t it be?
A YouTube video is making rounds — and quite frankly, it is amazing. What I’m trying to say is watch it. Right now.
By now we all know that composer Hans Zimmer has written a score for The Dark Knight Rises that comprises of fans worldwide chanting for part of the soundtrack. And from the man himself, it is only the beginning.
A few days ago Rise Records released a song by San Diego band SECRETS entitled The Heartless Part.