Based on the weekend box office and considering today is a holiday here in the States, I have to assume a lot of you have now seen X-Men: Days of Future Past and those that have are probably wondering who the guy is in the film's post credits scene. First off, I didn't know who it was myself and had to ask Tim Hall, a friend and fellow film blogger here in Seattle, on my way out of the theater the very question in the headline. Here's how that conversation went: Me Who was that at the endc Tim Apocalypse. Me I know it's from X-men: Apocalypse, but who was itc Tim It was Apocalypse. Me Oh, that's the character's namec Tim Yeah, he basically wants to destroy everything. Me That was a "he"c Tim laughs Yeah. Me Oh, I thought it was a girl. So, with that we've...
- 5/26/2014
- by Brad Brevet
- Rope of Silicon
This week On the Radar we’re talking about how Michael Bay simply isn’t impressed with 3D conversions, Harold and Kumar are set to return for a Christmas movie, Big Bang Theory’s resident babe takes on a big screen role and will Two and a Half Men lose its star actor?
Kenneth Branagh talks Thor
With all the news of Iron Man and Captain America sweeping the Internet we haven’t heard a lot about Thor lately. Well, director Kenneth Branagh has offered up some information about the production this week:
“Inspired by the comic book world both pictorially and compositionally at once, we’ve tried to find a way to make a virtue and a celebration of the distinction between the worlds that exist in the film but absolutely make them live in the same world,” Branagh said. “It’s about finding the framing style, the color palette,...
Kenneth Branagh talks Thor
With all the news of Iron Man and Captain America sweeping the Internet we haven’t heard a lot about Thor lately. Well, director Kenneth Branagh has offered up some information about the production this week:
“Inspired by the comic book world both pictorially and compositionally at once, we’ve tried to find a way to make a virtue and a celebration of the distinction between the worlds that exist in the film but absolutely make them live in the same world,” Branagh said. “It’s about finding the framing style, the color palette,...
- 4/2/2010
- by Bob Starr
- The Flickcast
Before getting a chance to sit down and talk with Dean Haspiel (American Splendor, The Quitter, Billy Dogma) at the Alternative Press Expo, I met him at the Isotope Comics Lounge on the eve of Ape weekend for a pre-ape Isotope in-store bash. Currently, Haspiel is but one artist that is part of a larger collective of storytellers at Act-i-vate.
Recently, October saw the recent release of The Act-i-vate Primer by Idw Publishing, featuring new and original stories. While at the Isotope, I discovered Haspiel is as gracious and as nice as I could have imagined just sitting and talking with him as he signed and sketched a head shot of Harvey Pekar in my copy of The Quitter.
That night talking generally about the unique positivity that courses through the comic industry, Haspiel signs my Pekar sketch advising me to “never quit.” It’s good advice.
Needless to say,...
Recently, October saw the recent release of The Act-i-vate Primer by Idw Publishing, featuring new and original stories. While at the Isotope, I discovered Haspiel is as gracious and as nice as I could have imagined just sitting and talking with him as he signed and sketched a head shot of Harvey Pekar in my copy of The Quitter.
That night talking generally about the unique positivity that courses through the comic industry, Haspiel signs my Pekar sketch advising me to “never quit.” It’s good advice.
Needless to say,...
- 10/26/2009
- by Joey Pangilinan
- The Flickcast
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