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Watch Die Hard 5 Online How much 3D are you getting? The easiest way to gauge this is take off your glasses and see how blurry the picture is without them. Every frame of Jurassic Park appears to be employing 3D, even places where its totally unneeded, like the end credits set against black.The frequent rack focus moves with the added 3D did give me a slight headache by movie's end, but an informal poll of other moviegoers suggests that was not a common problem.
Watch 21 And Over Online A plethora of visual goodies associated with Marvel's Phase Two arrived online as the studio finally released the suitcase-packaged 10-disc set dedicated to Phase One and turned its attentions, full stop, to the next set of superhero movies. Phase Two officially kicks off with Shane Black's Iron Man 3, which opens in theaters on May 3, but concept art and stills shared in the box set (and relayed via Web sites like Geek Zenith and Bleeding Cool) focus on three other features in the upcoming Marvel segment: Thor: The Dark World, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which is pictured above.
Watch Jack The Giant Slayer Online Because Alan Taylor has finished filming the Thor sequel (it reaches theaters in November), that movie is able to show actual stills instead of concept art. That doesn't make them any less interesting, as we discover where The Dark World will travel to entertain audiences. In one image, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is back on Earth, this time in London: While in another image, Jane (Natalie Portman) has found her way to Asgard. How? That will have to be answered in the sequel: Guardians of the Galaxy is more of a mystery. The characters in this science-fiction book aren't quite the household names of Captain America, Iron Man or Thor. But director James Gunn seems to be going after a Star Wars vibe with these concept images shared as Marvel fires up this one-off feature:
Watch Breaking Dawn Part 2 Online And then there's The Winter Soldier, the further adventures of Chris Evans' Captain America who, after The Avengers, still finds himself out of his element … and out of his era. The most intriguing shot shared in the Marvel promo push shows us the design of the suit worn by Cap's partner, The Falcon (Anthony Mackie). And then we get a shot of Cap in action, racing to defend (or possibly attack) an aircraft carrier that is coming down in a city.There's a lot to process as Marvel ramps up Phase Two. At the moment, which of the Phase Two movies are you most excited for? Mine's The Winter Soldier, but all of the films look fantastic. Share your thoughts below.
Matthew McConaughey, after having one of 2012's most unlikely breakouts in a variety of excellent roles, has picked the film that will return him to blockbusters-- and it's about as big as it gets. Talking to Minneapolis Star-Tribune, he confirmed that he'll play the lead role in Interstellar, the new sci-fi project to be written and directed by Christopher Nolan.And clearly McConaughey has already gotten sucked into the vortex of Nolan secrecy, saying only "I''m confirming" and giving no other details on his role. We first heard last week that McConaughey had been offered the lead, and aside from learning the character's name would be Cooper, it told us pretty much nothing else about the top-secret project. All we've known since Nolan decided to rewrite his brother Jonathan's script back in January is this one-sentence description: "[It will] "depict a heroic interstellar voyage to the farthest borders of our scientific understanding."
The last time Matthew McConaughey was the lead in a major effects-driven film, it was 2005's misbegotten Sahara-- and every movie that starred McConaughey after that got increasingly ridiculous until The Lincoln Lawyer started turning things around in 2011. These days McConaughey seems smarter and more talented than ever, and while 4 years ago it might have been impossible to imagine Christopher Nolan seeking him out, now it makes perfect sense. And to think it's at least partly thanks to a strip routine in Magic Mike. With Iron Man 3 coming out in just a month, it seems a pretty fair guess that our first look at Thor: The Dark World is coming soon, at the very least in a post-credits bit if not in a full-length trailer. But in the meantime we're still settling for scraps, which in this case means gifs and images from the behind-the-scenes footage featured on the newly released Marvel Phase One box set. Above you can see one of the several still shots captured by Movies.com, but if you want to see it all in action, check out this insane gif wall dug up by Comic Book Movie.
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