
No matter what I say, you’re going to go see “Iron Man 2″ anyway so I’ll make this brief:
- Is it better than the first movie? No.
- Is it still fun and worth seeing in the theater? Yes.

Slash Film has some theories on what “The Avengers” movie will be about:
It’s going to be Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Nick Fury. I think it’s safe to assume that there will be some members of the Hulk universe in the film as well. In terms of the additional, I think Black Widow for sure. SHIELD’s organization for sure. And, again, what’s exciting to me about the Avengers movie are seeing those four characters together and interact with each other.
So it is possible that The Hulk will be the villain of the movie and not part of a team or another theory going around is that skrulls impersonating The Hulk could end up being the big bad.
Any comic book fan who isn’t a fanboy should crack-up watching this.

Principle photography on “Iron Man 2″ wrapped this weekend. I’m very excited for it to hit theaters next year.

“First Flight” was like a g-rated remake of “Training Day.” It was about on par with the animated “Wonder Woman” movie.
My biggest grip with the it is how flat everyone but Sinestro is. Hal Jordan is supposed to be the main character, but by the end of the movie I still had no idea what his personality was like. He was completely two dimensional (for a 1hr 20 minute cartoon, it was fun).

I know it’s old news, but I just had to mention the fact that Ryan Reynolds has been cast as Hal Jordan.

A wrongful termination lawsuit (by that Fox News reporter who was fired for reviewing the leaked “Wolverine” movie) claims that it was Scientologist who leaked “Wolverine” online. If I didn’t know any better, I’d say this was the plot to a “South Park” episode.

“Captain America” issue 600 hits shelves today in a crazy pre-release. I’m sure in a matter of hours spoilers will hit the web.

Ryan Reynolds told MTV that the “Deadpool” spin-off movie will be true to the comics.
“I get to be the authentication police, in a weird way,” grinned Reynolds, who will show his versatility this month in the refreshingly-decent romantic comedy “The Proposal” June 19th. “To their credit — the studio’s credit — they want to make an authentic ‘Deadpool’ movie; they want to make it as close to the source material as possible.” With that in mind, the actor told us that he and the studio have already agreed to some key terms. “He’s going to be the Merc with the Mouth, [we’re going to give] all those answers that everyone wants,” Reynolds explained. “He’s going to have the scarred-up face, he’s going to be in the suit — and, it’s going to be incredible.”

Snagged this from AICN.









