Jack Ryan

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O IMDb indica que Jack Ryan estreia no Brasil no mesmo dia dos EUA: 25 de dezembro.

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Excelente quinto episódio. A parte final é fantástica.

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É, deu tri certo ter Hamilton e Alonso juntos. Mentalidade de equipe total, hehehe.

Bá, tive que ir lá olhar o contexto do post pra confirmar se era o que eu pensava. Desenterrou, hein, hahaha. Excelente terem confirmado a união dos dois heróis.

Bom resultado para o campeonato. O Hamilton tem pouca chance de brigar pelo título, mas bota mais um pouco de emoção, e na pior das hipóteses embola a briga pelo vice. O Raikkonen passou o Alonso, agora é buscar o Vettel, hehehe.

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Tem um novo sneak peek: http://www.eonline.com/news/443241/sleepy-hollow-sneak-peek-don-t-lose-your-head-over-this-epic-trailer-for-fox-s-new-drama-watch-now Quem sabe esse tu consegues ver, Graci.

No meio de todos os aguardados blockbusters do verão americano, um filme de terror vem obtendo grande sucesso. The Conjuring estabeleceu o recorde de bilheteria de primeiro fim de semana para filmes de terror com classificação R não-sequência (e ficou em segundo no geral, atrás apenas de Atividade Paranormal 3). No Rotten Tomatoes, o filme conta com incríveis 85% (com nota média 7,2), e no IMDb tem média 8,1. Para quem gosta de filmes de terror, parece uma ótima pedida. A trama - do tipo pseudo-estória real - traz um casal de investigadores de fenômenos paranormais que tentam ajudar uma família cuja fazenda parece estar assombrada. O elenco conta com Vera Farmiga e Patrick Wilson nos papeis principais, e Lili Taylor como a dona da fazenda. Segue o trailer legendado: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5_fCdrV0uE

O Box Office Mojo tascou isso aqui: Friday AM Update: The Wolverine earned $4 million from late Thursday shows beginning at 10 p.m. That's a bit higher than World War Z and Pacific Rim, which both grossed $3.6 million from shows starting at 7 p.m. Among recent X-Men movies, it was in between X-Men: First Class ($3.37 million) and X-Men Origins: Wolverine ($5 million). The X-Men comparison suggests that The Wolverine will wind up somewhere between $60 and $70 million for the weekend; however, if it played out like Pacific Rim, it would finish just above $40 million for the weekend. Ou seja, se seguir a tendência dos filmes anteriores da marca X-Men, deve fazer entre 60 e 70 milhões no fim de semana. Se seguir o caminho de Pacific Rim, fará pouco mais de 40 milhões, o que é menos provável. Já dá pra passar pra "Em Cartaz", moderação.

Já tem um tópico pro novo filme, Angelus: http://forum.cinemaemcena.com.br/index.php?/topic/296-batman-vs-superman/page-12

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Legal, gostei dessa ideia.

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Vai ter que rolar exatamente o mesmo tempo de tela pra cada um, se não vai dar briga, hahaha.

Não tinha pensado na possibilidade do Batman estar ainda na fase lenda urbana, faz sentido. Eu tava pensando mais pro lado do "cara que aparece e desaparece, parece invulnerável". Mas, de uma forma ou de outra, não consideraria um grande furo, não.

É que eu parto do pressuposto que a existência do Batman seria notícia pelo mundo, me parece meio lógico o Clark tentar descobrir se esse ser tem alguma coisa em comum com ele.

As filmagens mudaram de Vancouver para a Louisiana (no sul dos EUA), mas foram confirmadas para setembro. Como diz o artigo abaixo, do Cinema Blend, notícias sobre o elenco vão ter que começar a aparecer logo. Fantastic Four Reboot To Shoot In Louisiana This September Author: Eric Eisenberg | published: 2013-07-24 14:31:47 2 Comments We know next to nothing about the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot outside of the fact that it's being directed by Chronicle's Josh Trank, is set to come out in March 2015, and is based on a script by newcomer Jeremy Slater that got a touch up from Dark Shadows screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith, but now we can add another item to that list: we know when and where it's shooting. The Wrap has learned that while 20th Century Fox was originally planning to make the movie in Vancouver, the production will instead be heading down to Louisiana and starting to roll cameras in September. With the production start date so soon, that means that the movie is going to have to start doing a lot of work in a very short time - particularly in the casting department. While the occasional rumor has popped up over the last few years, at this point there isn't a single actor who is officially attached to star in the movie. In May there was a rumor that said Chronicle starMichael B. Jordan was being considered for the role of Johnny Storm a.k.a. The Human Torch, but nothing ever came of it. Before that there was a story that said Allison Williams of HBO'sGirls was being looked at as a potential Sue Storm, but, again, the story didn't seem to go anywhere. The move from Vancouver to Louisiana comes on the heels of news that lawmakers have killed a bill that "would have reduced the state's film production incentive program." The Wrap points out that Fox has partnered with the state on superhero movies before, as Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past is actually filming down there now. In fact, that production will likely be wrapping up right as Fantastic Four is about to get going. For those unfamiliar with the characters, Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm were normal people traveling in space on a scientific mission when their ship was hit by cosmic rays. The event winds up giving each of them superpowers, with Reed turning into Mister Fantastic (a hero who can bend his body into any shape); Sue becoming Invisible Woman (who can become invisible and project force fields); Johnny Storm morphing into The Human Torch (who can generate flames and fly); and Ben becoming The Thing (who turns into a rock monster with incredible strength). Their greatest opponent is the evil Victor von Doom of Latveria, a.k.a. Dr. Doom, a supervillain with incredible intellect, strength, and power, and the ability to manipulate electricity. Be sure to stay tuned over the next two months for a flurry of Fantastic Four casting reports, but in the meantime, who would you like to see sat in the new reboot? Let us know your casting ideas for each of the characters in the comments section below.

O Inside Movies afirma, baseado em investigações do ComicBook.com, que o título preferido no momento é Batman vs. Superman. E nos comentários o pau já tá comendo, hahaha. Is the 'Man of Steel' sequel actually titled 'Batman vs. Superman'? by Darren Franich on Jul 23, 2013 at 6:33PM @DarrenFranich Image Credit: D.C. Comics Share on Tumblr Comments 213 As you may have heard if you have been on the internet or around another human being in the last 72 hours, Warner Bros. is making a sequel to Man of Steel, and it will feature both Henry Cavill’s Superman AND another presumably-attractive actor playing Batman. (Gosling maybe?) The press release announcing the movie introduced the creative team (everyone who made Man of Steel) and a release date (summer 2015). It did not, however, explicitly state the title of the movie. However, at a different Comic-Con panel celebrating Superman’s 75th anniversary, screenwriter David S. Goyer claimed there were only two options. “We’re actually not sure whether the title is Superman vs. Batman or Batman vs. Superman.” The folks at Comic Book Movie did some snooping and came up with some convincing evidence that Batman vs. Superman is currently the most likely title for the movie. [uPDATE: The original reporting on both Goyer's comments and the domain name actually came from ComicBook.com. We regret not crediting them originally.]The title has some roots in Superman movie lore; way back in 2003, the studio was thisclose to making Batman vs. Superman, which would’ve simultaneously relaunched both superhero franchises. The film would’ve been directed by Wolfgang Petersen. Fortunately for history, the studio wound up rebooting the franchises separately, with Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins leading the charge. (Unfortunately for history, Petersen made Troyinstead.) Warner Bros. wouldn’t comment on the film’s title at this point, which makes sense: Having gotten a big buzz-bump from the initial announcement, now they can get another Twitter takeover when they actually title the thing. Still, something about the “Vs.” title seems a bit unlikely. It conjures up monster mashes like Freddy vs. Jason orGodzilla vs. King Kong. The superhero films produced by Christopher Nolan have trended classier. (Remember: He’s the guy who made two Batman movies without “Batman” in the title.) The ampersanded Batman & Superman seems more likely. Or maybe Men of Steel? Or perhaps Road to Gotham City? Or maybe the more accurate Super Christ Figure Punch-Out! http://insidemovies.ew.com/2013/07/23/batman-superman-sequel-dc-title/#disqus_thread

Eu tb não boto muita fé no Goyer sozinho, não. Mas o que eu queria abordar é o "inicio de carreira". Dentro da tua proposta, o Batman já existe durante os eventos de MoS? Não teria feito sentido o Clark ter ido atrás dele antes de Ou o Batman surgiria na esteira do alienígena?

Eu concordo contigo, mas adiciono um outro fator, que é a secura. Acho que se já tivéssemos tido filmes de Flash, MM, tudo tenderia a ser mais tranquilo. Ficam nessas eternas promessas, parece sexo que vai sendo adiado, na hora que rola o cara quer botar pra derreter, hehehe.