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Geekscape Movie Reviews: The Nice Guys

by MCDaveMay 22, 2016

Considering Shane Black broke into the the industry as the writer of the 1987 buddy-cop comedy, Lethal Weapon, there’s no surprise that he’s returning to his roots for his third directorial effort, The Nice Guys. I’ve been on record speaking out against Black’s previous entry as the visionary behind Iron Man 3, but I’m thrilled to see him transitioning back to a place of comfort. Black first stepped behind the camera for 2005’s wildly acclaimed caper comedy, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and more than a decade has passed since, Yet, Black’s able to rediscover his winning formula with a new pair of leading stars, Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling.

Set throughout 1970s Los Angeles, Jackson Healey (Crowe) is an enforcer who makes problems go away. And when a fearful young client named Amelia goes missing, Healey must team up with a binge-drinking private investigator named Hollard March (Gosling) to locate the girl. But as they dig deeper into the mystery, Healey and March become entangled with dangerous mobsters, porn stars and high-ranking government officials.

The Nice Guys stands as a refreshing new buddy comedy that delivers well-earned and cleverly crafted jokes. There is no shortage of laugh out loud moments, all of which solidify Shane Black’s latest film as a clear-cut winner. Gosling and Crowe have a natural chemistry that allows the humor to flow naturally. Their characters possess contrasting personalities that perfectly complement one another. Gosling as the clumsy and more unprofessional investigator, and Crowe as the brute muscle who operates under a strict unwritten code of the industry. In addition to a fine script that allows for the film’s talented leads to work their comedic magic, The Nice Guys has another surprising talent emerge from all of its splendor. Normally the overuse of a teenage character can be a hindrance to a movie, yet Black brilliantly incorporates newcomer Angourie Rice into the story. As Holland March’s daughter and voice of humanity in the film, Rice sets herself apart as a valuable asset. Each of these glowing attributes come together masterfully in one of 2016’s finest efforts.

Although the film’s laughter and light-heartedness keep a positive and energized tone throughout its duration, The Nice Guys does manage to struggle in a few key areas. The overall mystery of their case lacks depth and unpredictability. Furthermore, many of March and Healey’s big breaks are discovered by luck and sheer chance. Black’s work could have used a little more investigative wit to counterbalance all of the film’s accomplished comedy. And finally, The Nice Guys merely skims over any dramatic elements that it introduces. As a result, the film’s characters appear cartoon-ish and one dimensional. Perhaps a slightly deeper dive into their personal lives would have gone a long way. Instead, we’re left with a hysterical and effective caper comedy, but very little more.

Needless to say, Shane Black has another winner on his hands. Acceptable doses of action, mystery and hilariously scripted humor come together to deliver a wildly entertaining film. The Nice Guys doesn’t break any barriers or demand a place on the Mount Rushmore of buddy comedies, but it definitely makes for a worthwhile movie experience. If your in need of some genuine laughs and an engaging couple of hours at the movies, then you certainly won’t regret taking a chance on Shane Black’s latest entry.

GRADE: 4/5

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Here’s The First Teaser For Shane Black’s ‘Predator’ Film!

by Derek KraneveldtFebruary 16, 2016

Briefly: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was actually pretty cool, but I have a hard time thinking about anything other than Iron Man 3 when I think of director Shane Black.

Somehow, I was unaware that Black had been tapped to direct the next Predator film, and while I’ll definitely reserve judgement until I see the feature, I just hope that it doesn’t feel like a weird, crappy buddy cop comedy (or like any sort of comedy, really).

The very first teaser image for the sequel has just hit the web, noting a probably title of The Predator (having just one Predator again would be freaking awesome), and that ‘You’ll never see him coming’. The script is coming from RoboCop 3 writer Fred Dekker.

The project is still shrouded in mystery (or some sort of cloaking device) at this point, but we’ll be sure to share more The Predator news as soon as it hits the web. For now, take a look at the teaser image below, and be sure to let us know what you think!

The Amazon Exclusive ‘Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two’ Set Is A Must Buy!

by Gabriel von GrünbaumNovember 25, 2015

Whoa. On Tuesday, December 8th Marvel teams up with Amazon on an exclusive offering to knock your Captain America socks clean off! The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two collection drops only on Amazon with all new bonus content, film replicas and more. In addition, each film features custom disc sleeves from artist Matt Ferguson.

Geekscape got a sneak peek at these alternate covers to share with you—and they’re freaking awesome. Go ahead feast your eyes and start squirreling away your pennies!

Iron Man 3, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Thor: The Dark World, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Captain America: The Winter Soldier, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Guardians of the Galaxy, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Avengers: Age of Ultron, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Ant-Man, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two — Bonus Material, alt-cover by Matt Ferguson

This collection is not messing around—it doesn’t seem like this is going to be the “pretty good one,” only to be replaced next year by the “super awesome edition.” This collection already has all the goods I look for in my film collecting proclivities—and then a little more! I ended up buying a 3D TV several Black Fridays ago when it was the same price as the standard model and I’ve been enjoying it ever since. As a result, if a movie I want comes out on Blu-ray and there’s a 3D version—that’s the one I buy. That and so much more is already baked into this collection! In their own words:

I mean, come on!—there’s a freakin’ ancient drawing from the Morag vault! What more can you possibly ask for?!

Personally, there were some moments I didn’t fully connect with in this film collection—but honestly, I take the blame on those for the time being. Maybe I was in the wrong mood when I saw them or something—planning to give Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World and Avengers: Age of Ultron further viewings before making my final call on them. (Especially after getting a better understanding of what went into this intricate web Marvel is weaving as best they can during this release event.) However, here’s the thing—even if every film isn’t up to the snuff of say, Guardians of the Galaxy, they’re still better than most other offerings in their genre; meaning—you can’t lose, even if you lose, with these films. You will be properly entertained come hell or high water!

This unveiling comes properly on the heels of the release of the premiere trailer for the first film in Phase Three, Captain America: Civil War, this week. Whoowhee!—that trailer’s some dramatic adrenaline right there.

And now, my lovelies, because these are just the sort of details I hunt down when considering investing in a collection to add to my. . . collection, here are all the technical details they’ve provided us at this time:

‘Marvel Phase 2’ Box Set Coming This Holiday Season

by BigyanksJuly 17, 2015

Marvel Cinematic Universe fans who purchased Marvel’s Phase 1 Suit Case collection, we have some good news for you. ‘Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two Collection’ is coming this holiday season and you can Pre-Order it on Amazon for the low price of $249.99. The super fans will be clamoring for this set, i mean look how awesome it looks encased in the infinity stone orb. The bonus content hasn’t been identified yet, so lets see what else they could add to sweeten the deal.

The limited-edition, 13-disc Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two Collection invites you to hold the greatest power in the cosmos in the palm of your hand.

Contents includes:

Marvel’s Iron Man 3 (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

Marvel’s Thor: The Dark World (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

Marvel’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

Marvel’s Ant-Man (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Copy)

PLUS

Top-Secret Bonus Disc and more!

Geekscape Movie Reviews: Avengers: Age of Ultron

by MCDaveMay 2, 2015

Yesterday, the calendar turned to May and the summer blockbuster season wasted no time getting started with the release of Avengers: Age of Ultron. After its 2012 origin film amassed the third largest worldwide box office total of all-time, all eyes were on Joss Whedon’s enormously anticipated sequel. Unfortunately, though, this follow-up feature falls well short of the charm and frenetic thrills evident in the first installment.

The film opens with the Avengers doing what they do best, taking down a crime syndicate with remarkable ease. That is, until a pair of “enhanced” siblings (Godzilla‘s stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen) reveal their superhuman abilities, unmatched speed and deceptive mind-control. Eventually, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) retrieves what they’re after from the mission and discovers its ability to produce highly advanced artificial intelligence. Without the approval from his team Stark creates Ultron, an experiment that goes terribly wrong. The evolved A.I. denounces his maker and joins forces with the enhanced siblings, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, to destroy the Avengers.

Cluttered and unfocused, Age of Ultron falls apart in many different areas. Whedon and company effectively mastered the balance of a star-filled story in this film’s predecessor. However, more isn’t always better as Whedon struggles to keep things fluid with the addition of many, and I do mean many, new characters. Displaying an unnatural flow throughout the movie, things get even worse once the script takes a strange turn by diving deep into the personal stories of its characters. Where the original successfully glazes over each hero’s backstory and jumps right into the action, Age of Ultron ventures further into their psyche thanks to the Scarlet Witch’s mind tricks. With each of these developing drama-filled plot lines, the minutes continue to mount and the pacing becomes crippled.

In addition to an unnecessary change of course in the script and an overabundance of characters, Age of Ultron‘s action sequences are extremely drawn out and exceedingly unwarranted. If you thought 2013’s Man of Steel was flooded with obnoxiously destructive scenes, just wait until you feast your eyes on this film. The damage is beyond catastrophic and it makes the Avengers feel less like heroes and more like ticking time-bombs. And finally, Age of Ultron does a huge disservice by completely mishandling its chief villain and title character. Forced into sharing screen time with each and every main character – and there are plenty of them – Ultron becomes an overlooked antagonist who never grows into the monstrous adversary this franchise deserves. Although his mishandling isn’t as big of an abomination as Sir Ben Kingsley’s the Mandarin in Iron Man 3, it’s a lot closer than any of us would desire.

At its core, Age of Ultron attempts to stick to the same philosophy that’s been working for all of the Marvel films, tons of comedy and action. But despite achieving a good deal of laughs, albeit at a less impressive clip than the original, the film suffers in far too many areas to sustain its winning formula. With grand expectations Joss Whedon seemingly got suckered into the “bigger is better” mindset. Perhaps, Age of Ultron would have benefited more from a slightly scaled-down approach.

GRADE: 2.5/5

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Geekscape Movie Reviews: Guardians of the Galaxy

by MCDaveAugust 7, 2014

Prepare to hold onto your seats for one of 2014’s finest summer blockbusters. As Marvel continues to expand its universe and bring these stories to the big screen, its latest adaptation, Guardian’s of the Galaxy, is funnier than 22 Jump Street and more action-packed than Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. For many moviegoers, Guardians will represent the quintessential blockbuster experience. Yet, even for the non action-lovers like myself, the film is one hell of a good time.

After losing his mother to cancer and being abducted by a space ship full of outlaws as a boy, a much older Peter Quill (played by Chris Pratt) ventures throughout the galaxy listening to an old mix tape on a walk-man and stealing anything he can get his hands on. Yet, when he stumbles across a powerful orb on an abandoned planet, Peter (aka “Star-Lord”) becomes the target of an evil villain named Ronan. And once Ronan gains possession of the orb and intends to use its powers to destroy the entire galaxy, Peter must band together with a group of misfits to save everyone from annihilation.

As someone who laughed-off the trailers and buzz surrounding James Gunn’s latest effort, Guardians of the Galaxy, I’m here to admit that I was wrong. Gunn delivers a triumphant feature that surpasses even the overly-adored 2012 cash-cow, Marvel’s The Avengers. Leading star Chris Pratt has always been a comical genius and someone I’ve admired for quite some time. Stealing the spotlight in past works such as Delivery Man and 10 Years afforded Pratt the opportunity to seize a money-printing franchise such as this, and he does so with ease. The humor is legitimate and Pratt isn’t the only one cracking jokes. Bradley Cooper, who offers his voice for the cunning raccoon, Rocket, does a fantastic job of infusing comedy into the film as well. But in addition to a multitude of laugh-out-scenes, Guardians of the Galaxy conjures up a cohesive and entertaining story that isn’t bogged down by an action-overdose. Unlike other recent over-the-top blockbusters such as Man of Steel and Iron Man 3, who attempted to replace substance with artificial action, the chase scenes and special effects are very tasteful and properly placed, making Guardians of the Galaxy a fine summer blockbuster for all types of audiences.

Although I give James Gunn’s superhero flick a validated endorsement, it fails to begin and end without the occasional hiccup. Zoe Saldana’s character, Gamora, is clearly the weakest link. Yet, she becomes a necessary evil that we’ll gladly take in order to enjoy the rest of the experience. Furthermore, Guardians of the Galaxy constantly employs an unforgivable trait in movies, Gunn and the rest of his writers make up the rules as they go along. Without any prior explanation or understanding of the characters and their situations, important plot elements are sprung onto the audience in order to provide a smooth transition to the next scene. This is a sign of lazy writing and development that’s hard to overlook. Therefore, Guardians is a winning effort that definitely has its flaws.

If you’re still seeking out a successful summer blockbuster, look no further than James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy. As the Marvel universe continues its expansion, I become more and more impressed with what they have to offer. A commitment to an engaging story through the use of comedy and appropriately measured amounts of action feel like a recipe for success, and one that’s clearly evident with Guardians of the Galaxy.

GRADE: 4/5

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‘Iron Man 3’ Director Shane Black To Helm ‘Predator’ Reboot UPDATE: Not A Reboot!

by Derek KraneveldtJune 25, 2014

UPDATE: While initial reports said that Black’s Predator film would be a reboot, Black says otherwise.

Speaking with Collider, Black said “Why start over, when you’ve all this rich mythology yet to mine?” He went on, stating that he wasn’t generally a fan of reboots, but could “really get behind inventive sequels” and that he likes “the idea of expanding and exploring the existing Predator mythology, rather than hitting the restart button.”

I’m definitely a fan of this idea, rather than a reboot of the entire franchise, though I still don’t know how I feel about Black in the driver’s seat.

Head below for the original post, and let us know what you think of the news!

Briefly: Because everyone loved Iron Man 3 so much, Fox has turned to its writer/director Shane Black to helm a Predator reboot.

Yep, reboot. So it looks like 2010’s Predators didn’t count (it was okay).

Black’s Monster Squad co-writer Fred Dekker is set to write the script, and one of the original film’s producers, John Davis, will also produce the reboot.

No other info on the project has been revealed as of yet, but we’ll be sure to fill you in as soon as we hear more! Are you down for a Predator reboot? Or did you like where things were going with Predators? Sound out below!

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Source: THR

Geekscape 318: Wrapping Up 2013 At The Movies With Jon Schnepp!

by JonathanDecember 31, 2013

On the final day of 2013, Jon Schnepp joins me to talk about our favorite movies of 2013… and some of our not so favourites! Will ’12 Years a Slave’ be a shoe in at the Oscars or ‘American Hustle’? Will people forget movies like ‘Gravity’ or ‘Prisoners’? What about ‘Her’ and ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’? As great as ‘Pacific Rim’ was… is it as much geek fun as ‘Man of Steel’ and ‘Thor 2’? Really, this is a super long episode because there’s just so much to talk about! As great as movies were in 2013, we help you navigate your thoughts, our thoughts and everybody’s thoughts!

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‘Iron Man 3’s Ty Simpkins To Star In ‘Jurassic World’

by Derek KraneveldtOctober 14, 2013

Briefly: 12 year old Ty Simpkins just landed a HUGE role.

Deadline has learned that the cute-as-a-button Iron Man 3 and Insidious star has been cast as a lead in Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World.

New Girl‘s Jake Johnson and Bryce Dallas Howard are apparently also in talks for the film, but neither actor is confirmed at this time. No plot details for the film have been revealed, but we’ll be sure to share them as soon as they are! Jurassic World hits theatres on June 12th, 2015!

What do you think of the news? It can’t be worse than Jurassic Park III, can it?

Source: Deadline

Geekscape 289: Comic Book and TV Writer Brandon Easton!

by JonathanMay 10, 2013

Brandon Easton is a comic book and TV writer who has been a friend of Geekscape for a while now! In TV, Brandon wrote on the most recent Thundercats series and in comics, Brandon started out by writing his original graphic novel ‘Shadowlaw’. Now, Brandon arrives to talk about ‘Joshua Run’, a brand new digital comic he has coming out soon from Lion Forge Comics. We take this opportunity to talk about the future of comics and digital comics and what Brandon is reading right now. Is Transformers one of the best Sci-Fi books on the shelves right now? Yes, it is. Also, how has Brandon dealt with the issues of prejudice in the comic book industry? Plus! We say goodbye to the legendary Ray Harryhausen and give our thoughts on ‘Iron Man 3’!

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Geekscape 288: ‘Hitman’ and ‘Deus Ex’ Movie Producer Adrian Askarieh!

by JonathanMay 3, 2013

This week on the show we’ve got Adrian Askarieh, producer of the film versions of ‘Hitman’ and the upcoming ‘Deus Ex’! We’ll talk about returning to the Hitman franchise, what it takes to make a solid adaptation and whether or not the future of Hollywood lies in video game properties! We’ll also discuss ‘Iron Man 3’ and what films this summer look to be the biggest at the Box Office! Ian Kerner also calls in to opine the destruction (or lack thereof of Krypton! Plus, are comic book adaptations drying up the source material and how is the landscape of Hollywood becoming more homogenized? PLUS! I revisit memories from my earliest days in broadcasting!

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Robert Downey Jr. Renegotiating Contract With Marvel

by Shawn MaddenMay 1, 2013

Worried that with his contract coming to an end it would mean that Robert Downey Jr. would be hanging up his helmet? It’s definitely going to be hard to see any other actor fill the role after he finally does but don’t worry just yet. RDJ appeared on The Daily Show and revealed to the audience that he is currently renegotiating his contract at the moment with Marvel which means we may see a few more outings with him as the armored avenger in the future. Check out the interview below as well as a short clip from the film.

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Iron Man suits up on May 3, 2013

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Seventh TV Spot Released For ‘Iron Man 3’

by Derek KraneveldtApril 27, 2013

Another day, another new TV spot for Iron Man 3. Most of the spots feature only footage recycled from other previews, but they certainly haven’t wavered my excitement. I can’t wait to get in line for this one.

Check out the new spot below, and let us know what you think! Iron Man 3 hits North American theatres on May 3rd!

Joss Whedon Talks ‘The Avengers’ Sequel & Hints At Two New Character Additions

by Shawn MaddenApril 25, 2013

While attending the Hollywood red carpet premiere of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3, Yahoo Movies caught up with Joss Whedon and a took a few minutes to discuss the highly-anticipated 2015 sequel to The Avengers.

The most interesting point of this conversation was the two new character additions that Whedon mentioned. If he’s talking about actual siblings, could we see the inclusion of Wanda & Pietro Maximoff, better known as Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver? It’s already been revealed that their rights are up in the air and whichever studio, Fox or Marvel, uses them first gets first dibs. However, there are a handful of other characters that this could be implying as well. Ah, the many possibilities!

Source: Yahoo

Couldn’t Make The ‘Iron Man 3’ Premiere? Watch The Red Carpet Live!

by Derek KraneveldtApril 24, 2013

While the official start of Marvel’s Phase Two is just days away for us North Americans, the Hollywood elite (and plenty of others too by the looks of it) are getting their fill of Tony Stark early… as in right now!

Yahoo! is currently streaming the red carpet event, which looks like an absolute blast. All of the film’s stars look to be in attendance, and I’ve spotted Stan Lee a few times too! Check out the live feed below, and let us know if you’re excited for the film!

Make it to the premiere? Tell us how it was!

Marvel Releases New ‘Iron Man 3’ “After New York” Clip

by Shawn MaddenApril 24, 2013

We’re only a handful of days away from the highly-anticipated release of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 and a new clip has debuted. The clip titled “After New York” focuses on the effect that the events of The Avengers has had on Tony and also his relationship with Pepper. Check it out below.

Iron Man 3 suits up May 3, 2013

Ten New Images Released From ‘Iron Man 3’

by Shawn MaddenApril 24, 2013

We’re almost there. Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 hits theaters internationally on Friday and rolls out domestically on May 3rd and a new batch of images from the film has been released. These ten new images don’t give much away but give a good look at some of the film’s characters and you can check them out below.

Iron Man suits up on May 3, 2013

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Latest ‘Iron Man 3’ Featurette Focuses On “Extremis”

by Shawn MaddenApril 23, 2013

Just ahead of next week’s worldwide release, a brand new featurette for Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 has been released. The latest featurette focuses on the Extremis virus serum in the upcoming Marvel Studios film and features some small bits of new footage.

Iron Man 3 suits up May 3, 2013

Source: IGN

‘Iron Man 3’ Gets A New TV Spot!

by Derek KraneveldtApril 22, 2013

Phase Two is nearly here!

Iron Man 3 is just 10 days away (for us North Amercans anyways), and Marvel today released a new TV spot for the highly anticipated film. The new preview features no new footage, but I’ll be damned if it doesn’t excite me anyways.

Watch the new TV spot below, and let us know what you think! Iron Man 3 hits North American theatres on May 3rd. Lucky enough to see the film earlier? Let us know how it is!

Limited IMAX Poster For Marvel’s ‘Iron Man 3’ Unveiled

by Shawn MaddenApril 22, 2013

We’re less than two weeks away from the film hitting theaters and a new IMAX poster has been revealed for those attending the 12:01 showings of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 on May 2nd. Have you gotten your tickets yet?

Iron Man 3 suits up in theaters May 3, 2013

Marvel Releases Nine New ‘Iron Man 3’ Character Images

by Shawn MaddenApril 18, 2013

We’re just a few weeks away from it hitting theaters and Marvel has released a batch of new character images from Shane Black’s highly-anticipated Iron Man 3. Included among these is our first official look at James Badge Dale as Eric Savin and actress Stephanie Szostak as Ellen Brandt (well, that debunks the rumor that she would be playing Janet Van Dyne in the film). Scope them out below.

Iron Man 3 suits up in theaters May 3, 2013

Source: Marvel

Go Behind The Scenes With Six Minutes Of B-Roll Footage For ‘Iron Man 3’

by Shawn MaddenApril 17, 2013

We’re only roughly two weeks away from the release of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3. Can’t wait? Need more footage to hold you over until you can finally see the film? Well, you can go behind the scenes and watch six minutes of B-Roll footage for the film below.

Iron Man 3 suits up on May 3, 2013

Marvel Releases New “Advancing The Tech” Featurette For ‘Iron Man 3’

by Shawn MaddenApril 16, 2013

Marvel has released another brand new featurette for Shane Black’s Iron Man 3. The featurette titled “Advancing The Tech” focuses on the the advancement of Stark’s tech which includes some new suits. Yeah, that’s a lot of ****ing suits.

Iron Man 3 suits up May 3, 2013

Source: Gizmodo

Iron Man 3 “Nightmares” TV Spot Shows Off The Mandarin’s Extremis Soldiers

by Shawn MaddenApril 15, 2013

Last night during the MTV Movie Awards another action packed brand new spot for Shane Black’s highly-anticipated Iron Man 3 debuted. The spot titled “Nightmares” features plenty of The Mandarin’s Extremis soldiers as well as giving us a few new shots of Stephanie Szostak’s mystery character in the film.

Iron Man 3 suits up on May 3, 2013

Watch The ‘Iron Man 3’ Clip From The MTV Movie Awards!

by Derek KraneveldtApril 14, 2013

Tonight’s MTV Movie Awards premiered a brand new clip for Shane Black’s highly anticipated Iron Man 3. That clip has now made its way online, and as long as you’re in the United States (sadly, it’s region locked), you can check it out below.

Someone, please tell me what happens. MTV isn’t friendly to Canadians.

Iron Man 3 hits theatres on May 3rd.

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‘Iron Man 3’ Gets A New TV Spot

by Derek KraneveldtApril 14, 2013

Phase two is nearly here! Disney has just released (another) new TV spot for the insanely anticipated Iron Man 3. This one is called ‘Life’, and features some tiny (tiny) snippets that we haven’t seen before.

This movie looks phenomenal: every trailer, clip, and image has managed to impress, and I’m sure that the feature will not disappoint. Check out the new spot below, and let us know what you think! Iron Man 3 hits theatres on May 3rd!

Marvel Releases New “Cast Expanding” Featurette For ‘Iron Man 3’

by Shawn MaddenApril 9, 2013

Marvel has released a new featurette for Shane Black’s highly-anticipated Iron Man 3 featuring plenty of new footage and interviews with the film’s cast. Check it out below. Tickets are already on sale for this summer’s most anticipated film …have you picked up yours yet? No? You probably should.

Iron Man 3 suits up in theaters May 3, 2013

Did Edgar Wright Confirm Shooting The ‘Iron Man 3’ Post-Credits Scene?

by Shawn MaddenApril 9, 2013

Director Edgar Wright has revealed via Twitter that he not only did he shoot The World’s End this summer but a shot in another summer film. He tweeted the following:

It has been rumored for awhile that Wright was to shoot a scene that would either appear mid or post credits during Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 and set up the long in development Ant-Man film. Many of his followers replied with the Marvel Studios film as their guesses to what film the director was referring to. Wright followed up with:

Could Marvel be getting ready to introduce Ant-Man early? Guess we’re going to have to wait and find out when Iron Man 3 hits theaters in just under a month.

The Mandarin Sends The President A Message In New ‘Iron Man 3’ Clip

by Shawn MaddenApril 7, 2013

Sir Ben Kingsley appeared on The Jonathon Ross show and brought with him another new clip from Shane Black’s Iron Man 3. The first clip from the film sees Tony sending The Mandarin a message and this time around we get to see The Mandarin deliver a message to the President Of The United States. Are you ready for a lesson?

Iron Man 3 suits up in theaters May 3rd.

Tony Stark Sends The Mandarin A Message In The First Clip From ‘Iron Man 3’

by Shawn MaddenApril 5, 2013

We’re just under a month from the release of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3 and Marvel has now released the first clip from the highly-anticipated film. The clip titled “Holiday Greeting” features Tony Stark sending a little message to The Mandarin.

Iron Man 3 suits up in theaters May 3rd.

Source: Yahoo