Let’s just be honest with each other for a second here: the first trailer for Ant-Man blew it. After a nearly flawless run when it came to building hype through incredible trailers, Marvel finally dropped the teeny tiny shrunken down ball with a tone-deaf, far too serious preview that showed off virtually none of the cool action we’ve been hearing …

To paraphrase the words of the greatest male model that cinema has ever seen, “WHAT IS THIS?! IS THIS A TRAILER FOR ANTS?!”. Over the weekend, Marvel announced that they would be unveiling the first full trailer for Ant-Man during tomorrow evening’s premiere of new TV series Agent Carter, which of course meant throwing out a couple teasers for said trailer first. But the House …

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As much as I enjoy Blade and appreciate it for kickstarting the comic book movie adaptation glut (sorry, X-Men, but it’s true), I’ve always held its sequel in much higher esteem, thanks to just how creatively insane and unexpected some of its ideas were. And most of that (pun intended) batshit crazy vampire action was the result of Guillermo Del Toro, the acclaimed Mexican …

Marvel didn’t discuss any new films in their lineup during their Comic-Con Hall H panel (Boo!), focusing only on the two films they have scheduled for next year: Their Phase Two showstopper Avengers: Age of Ultron, and then their “small” start to Phase Three, Ant-Man, the latter of which actually kicked off their panel. With the Edgar Wright replacement fiasco still not sitting …

And no, it’s not Doctor DOOM! (thank you, thank you, I’ll be here all week!) So now that the director fiasco around the controversially Edgar Wright-less Ant-Man has been resolved, we can stop speculating about who’s going to be behind the camera, and start speculating on what’s going to happen in front of it. Since it was management-mandated script changes that …

When you have massive success with a movie where Wolverine teaches a giant robot to box, you better find some way to up the ante on your next few cinematic endeavours. Real Steel director Shawn Levy totally didn’t do that with his Google-based Owen Wilson/Vince Vaughn comedy, The Internship, but he may just make up for it with his latest, This Is Where I …

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