It’s been awhile since Marvel characters have graced TV screens in a live action tv series — there have been blockbuster films & plenty of cartoons, but now “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” will give Marvel fans a live action glimpse at the men and women that work as secret agents protecting and also managing the plethora of super heroes on Earth.
“Who am I?” That’s the question almost every major character asks in the new “Iron Man” film, “Iron Man 3.” Who is Tony Stark? Who is Iron Man? When you’ve already seen the character of Iron Man star in two other films and play a major role in “The Avengers,” it almost seems like a silly question to ask. Perhaps that’s why the response to the “Who am I?” question almost always ends up being a spoken “You know who I am,” but is it really as cut and dry and that?
Ever since the first “Iron Man” teased “The Avengers” in 2008, people have been counting down the days until the release of “The Avengers.” At long last it’s time to assemble and see this highly anticipated film. Boy, was it worth the wait! Though the villain isn’t particularly strong or incredibly brilliant in comparison to our heroes, he is smart enough to spot how to turn situations to his advantage. So like the true dictator he is, Loki gives the heroes a lesson on freedom and plays them like puppets, trapping them in their own inner boxes.
It’s set to be a big summer for superheroes – “The Avengers” is already breaking records and that’s just the first superhero film to come out. We still have “The Dark Knight Rises” and “The Amazing Spider-Man” to look forward to. Both have new trailers attached to the theatrical release of “The Avengers,” but for those of you staying home and avoiding the crowds this weekend, we’ve got both right here.
Saying that The Avengers is the highly anticipated film of 2012 is likely an understatement (though I would say that The Dark Knight Rises rivals in extreme anticipation). But does it live up to all the hype? Yes, and then some. I knew I was going to enjoy this film as a whole but I had [...]
So you haven’t seen all the other Marvel movies leading up to this film and you haven’t read the comics. Will you still enjoy this film? The answer is yes, but it might help to do a little brushing up on these heroes before hitting the theater. That’s why we’ve put together this handy article to help you learn about the characters and movies leading up to this film and their end scene teasers. Here’s a guide to how Thor fits in.
So you haven’t seen all the other Marvel movies leading up to this film and you haven’t read the comics. Will you still enjoy this film? The answer is yes, but it might help to do a little brushing up on these heroes before hitting the theater. That’s why we’ve put together this handy article to help you learn about the characters and movies leading up to this film and their end scene teasers. Here’s a guide to how The Incredible Hulk fits in.
So you haven’t seen all the other Marvel movies leading up to this film and you haven’t read the comics. Will you still enjoy this film? The answer is yes, but it might help to do a little brushing up on these heroes before hitting the theater. That’s why we’ve put together this handy article to help you learn about the characters and movies leading up to this film and their end scene teasers. Here’s a guide to how Iron Man fits in.
So you haven’t seen all the other Marvel movies leading up to “The Avengers” film and you haven’t read the comics. Will you still enjoy this film? The answer is yes, but it might help to do a little brushing up on these heroes before hitting the theater. That’s why we’ve put together this handy article to help you learn about the characters and movies leading up to this film and their end scene teasers. Here’s Captain America’s story.
During the Super Bowl, Marvel aired an extended commercial featuring everyone’s favorite superhero team: The Avengers.
Watch the trailer for “The Avengers” below and catch the film in theaters May 4.
“Happy Father’s Day, bastards.” That’s how Joshua Tillman opened his set at the Granada Sunday evening. Rather than offending the eager audience that chose to spend Father’s Day at a concert, Tillman was greeted by cheers. Lawrence had chosen to celebrate the holiday with a special Father — Father John Misty.
The Lumineers kicked off 96.5 the Buzz’s summer concert season to a packed house at Cricket Wireless Amphitheater. It was a low key night of good vibes that were reinforced by openers J. Roddy Walston & The Business, The Mowgli’s, The Neighbourhood and Cold War Kids.
Superman is one of the most iconic characters in pop culture. Even people who haven’t picked up a comic or seen one of the many films or tv show iterations have heard the name and know the gist of Superman. So director Zack Snyder and writer David S. Goyer’s big challenge with “Man of Steel” was how to present this character in a new way that we haven’t seen before — a way that stays true to what Superman is, but also doesn’t dull or ham it up. Interestingly, in the quest for a new Superman story, Snyder returns to the origin story and amazingly, he succeeds in making a mostly fresh and compelling tale in “Man of Steel.”
In a year of big blockbuster action movies and gut wrenching dramas, the comedy world hasn’t even been a contender in the fight for blockbuster dollar signs. Cue Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Their latest installment, “This Is The End,” literally puts Rogen and all of his real-life friends into the movie. A big part of the film’s allure is that every character in the movie is literally playing his or herself, but in a story that is as fiction as fiction can get.
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