Seems like all the Summer 2011 trailers are rolling out, and this one proves to be a good old fashioned romp, more akin to the first film in the series (which is a very good thing).
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Review: Toy Story 3
The marketing is everywhere. Toys, games, tie-ins, and more. Oh yeah, and there’s a movie.
Plus, Brian finally caves in and sees a 3D movie.
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Trailer Park Tuesday – March 16, 2010
Haven’t had anything juicy for a while, but here’s a few drool-worthy nuggets. And another f-ing Twilight movie.
“Tron Legacy” Director wants to reimagine “The Black Hole”
MTV is reporting that Joseph Kosinski, the director of the upcoming sequel to Tron would like to next work on an re-imagining of Disney’s other big Sci-Fi film, “The Black Hole”. His plan for the film would involve take a more hard Sci-Fi take on the story, taking advantage of more recent scientific discoveries and theories about the nature of black holes and how they work. The script is doe to be written by Travis Beacham, who wrote the re-make of “Clash of the Titans” that is due in theaters this year.
TheAngryMob reviewed the original back in 2005.
Roy Disney, Dead at 79
Various outlets are reporting it: Roy E. Disney, nephew of Walt Disney, has passed away from Stomach Cancer. Roy worked for his Uncle and Father’s company as an editor, screenwriter, and producer in the 1950’s and went on to be head of Disney Animation during a period that brought the company back from near extinction with films like Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King.
He’s also known for several battles within the company. As a major shareholder, he deposed two company Presidents and fought to keep the company’s quality from dropping to, what he thought, were unacceptable levels.
Get the Soundtrack for “Up” for Free
Michael Giacchino’s score from the latest Pixar movie, Up, is being offered up for free. Details below.
Editorial – Disney buys Marvel
There are a lot of unanswered questions about the news that shocked me Monday morning. By Monday night, I realized we should have seen it coming. Keep reading to hear my thoughts on the possible pros and cons to this deal, and to go through the signs that seem obvious in retrospect.
Mickey Mouse owns Marvel
The Walt Disney Corporation will be puchasing Marvel Comics for about four billion dollars.
I can’t wait to see the new Danger Room ride at Disneyland or the inevitable Avengers/Junior Woodchucks team-up.