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Monday, June 4, 2007
Autobots, Roll Out Sooner Than You Think
Written by GLJust a few days ago, Paramount Pictures announced that Transformers was moved up a day to July 3rd. Now, director Michael Bay's News Blog says that you'll be able to see the film even earlier - the night of July 2nd.
Let's see if those good fellows at M-Vision will help Bruneians get their sneak previews too.
Let's see if those good fellows at M-Vision will help Bruneians get their sneak previews too.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Hasbro Reveals Movie Line Transformer Toys
Written by GLHasbro has sent out the the word that their new Transformers toy-line, following the movie versions, are already out.
The Transformers movie line, which can currently be previewed at Transformers.com, includes, of course, a legion of new action figures featuring the robots from the movies and an awesome voice changer helmet, in addition to products from leading companies such as Activision, HarperCollins, Random House and Extreme Concepts.
Descriptions of some of the Transformers toys, games and other products are listed below; all are on sale as of June 2, 2007.
Transformers Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet
(Approximate Retail Price: $US29.99)
The Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet, authentically detailed to look like the character in the movie, allows kids to imitate Optimus Prime and sound like a Transformer for the first time! The Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet features 3 different modes.
Transformers Movie Leader assortment
(Approximate Retail Price: $US39.99)
Optimus Prime and Megatron figures feature lights and sounds in vehicle and robot modes. Additionally, the figures feature new Automorph Technology, a gearing mechanism that allows some parts to move automatically.
Transformers Movie Deluxe and Voyager assortments
(Approximate Retail Price: $US9.99 - $US19.99)
Not only do the figures feature the authentic Transformers action that enables all figures to change from vehicle mode to robot mode, but they also features that new Automorph Technology. Movie-styled figures in the Deluxe and Voyager scales include: Optimus Prime, Megatron, Scorponock, Barricade, Jazz and Bumblebee figures.
And those are just some (to name a few). There is a lot more in store. Actually, there is more than meets the eye. So hit the stores and check the internet if you're thinking of getting your hands on any of these. Happy hunting.
The Transformers movie line, which can currently be previewed at Transformers.com, includes, of course, a legion of new action figures featuring the robots from the movies and an awesome voice changer helmet, in addition to products from leading companies such as Activision, HarperCollins, Random House and Extreme Concepts.
Descriptions of some of the Transformers toys, games and other products are listed below; all are on sale as of June 2, 2007.
Transformers Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet
(Approximate Retail Price: $US29.99)
The Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet, authentically detailed to look like the character in the movie, allows kids to imitate Optimus Prime and sound like a Transformer for the first time! The Optimus Prime Voice Changer Helmet features 3 different modes.
Transformers Movie Leader assortment
(Approximate Retail Price: $US39.99)
Optimus Prime and Megatron figures feature lights and sounds in vehicle and robot modes. Additionally, the figures feature new Automorph Technology, a gearing mechanism that allows some parts to move automatically.
Transformers Movie Deluxe and Voyager assortments
(Approximate Retail Price: $US9.99 - $US19.99)
Not only do the figures feature the authentic Transformers action that enables all figures to change from vehicle mode to robot mode, but they also features that new Automorph Technology. Movie-styled figures in the Deluxe and Voyager scales include: Optimus Prime, Megatron, Scorponock, Barricade, Jazz and Bumblebee figures.
And those are just some (to name a few). There is a lot more in store. Actually, there is more than meets the eye. So hit the stores and check the internet if you're thinking of getting your hands on any of these. Happy hunting.
Anna Walton Joins The Hellboy 2 Cast
Written by GLStraight from Abe Sapien's (Doug Jones) blog comes the newest new about another starring actress in the upon-coming Hellboy: The Golden Army sequel. Anna Walton is someone you may remember from such films as Vampire Diary and The Mutant Chronicles. Based on these movies' names, it seems that Anna Walton will have no big deal pulling off another monster-slash-creature-slash-superhero show. For those of you who are into the details, Anna Walton is set to play a character names Princess Nuala - a character that has some form of ties with Abe Sapien, the fish-man. That's as far as I'm going to tell, you sneaky peeks.
Friday, June 1, 2007
Symbiotes needs Chocolate and Brain Tissues
Written by Kal-ElThe symbiote is depicted as requiring a certain chemical (most likely phenethylamine) to stay sane and healthy, which has been said to be found abundantly in two sources: chocolate and human brain tissue.
Thus the host is forced to steal/purchase large amounts of chocolate or become an unwilling cannibal who devours the brains of those he kills. This peculiar trait has only been witnessed in the Venom symbiote, however, both Carnage and Toxin have threatened their enemies with aspirations to "eating their brains".
But, by this blog poll result, chocolate is still nice to take once in awhile, just feed your inner venom to satisfy your needs. Now go to Hua Ho and get your self a bar of Cadbury.
Transformers Moved up a day
Written by Kal-El
Transformers Fans will get to see the much anticipated Movie a day earlier than was originally planned. The studio has moved up director Michael Bay's sci-fi action-adventure a day, from July 4 to July 3. That's right, you heard me, keep on reading.
Just a few days ago, Warner Bros. moved Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix up two days from July 13 to July 11. Now Transformers gets the additional Tuesday to rake in more sales before the popular J.K. Rowling franchise returns to theaters.
On the other hand, the July 3rd release cuts into Fox's Live Free or Die Hard, which is set to open on June 27, just six days before Transformers.
Darknight In Production
Written by Kal-El
Check this out, The Joker in production shot, blurred out by a sunburst glass, no spoilers here. In conjunction with this press release, Warner Bros. Pictures has now sent us better-quality versions of the photos from The Dark Knight that appeared in USA Today. You can click the first pic for a High Definition version!
Directed by Christopher Nolan, the Batman Begins sequel stars Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Eric Roberts, Anthony Michael Hall and Nestor Carbonell. It opens July 18, 2008.
Directed by Christopher Nolan, the Batman Begins sequel stars Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Eric Roberts, Anthony Michael Hall and Nestor Carbonell. It opens July 18, 2008.
Another Fantastic 4 TV Spot
Written by Kal-El
There's been a number of trailer that came out for this movie, now we know it's only around the corner, so we don't really want to spoil too much of it, so here's another Fantastic Four 2 Movie Trailer, maybe this would be the last one i'll be posting on this movie. Check it out. I think this trailer really rocked.
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