Monday, November 23, 2009 5:24 PM | From Latino Review
James Cameron's Avatar is less than a month away and everything from the running time (estimated at 156 minutes, so far) to its 3D element (will it be the game-changer that Cameron has promised?) is up for discussion.
That's why yesterday, 60 Minutes aired an approximately 13-minute segment about all things Avatar, taking viewers behind-the-scenes of the set and into Cameron's own office and mind regarding his work on the project.
You can check out the embedded video below for the segment. As much as I may raise an eyebrow at Avatar's story and dialogue, 60 Minutes gives an interesting look at all of the tech it took to make Avatar possible.
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With less than a month before James Cameron's "Avatar" hits theaters, producer Jon Landau told the Wall Street Journal that at least 30 minutes of the film remain incomplete.
Avatar on 60 Minutes!
Monday, November 23, 2009 12:40 AM | From CanMag.Com
After predicting that this week would be the beginning of some massive campaigning for Avatar, I am glad to see that our first media update is a 60 Minutes segment for the film. No, not sixty-minutes long, a segment that showed on 60 Minutes.
Avatar on 60 Minutes
60 Minutes does show some Avatar footage, but the program's focus is on the film's claims to revolutionize Hollywood with what some are calling the next step in the evolution of 3D. After seeing the trailer for the film in 3D, I think they could be right. The only thing that sucks about the video is that it is loaded with commercials. (sorry for that)
First 5 Minutes of The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day Makes Its Way Online!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 5:07 PM | From Fused Film
IGN has debuted the first five minutes of The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day, which will hit theaters in limited release on October 30. Click below to watch the first five minutes and 21 seconds of the film, where you’ll see Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus getting back into Saint mode as well as a [...]
IGN has unveiled the first five minutes from the upcoming "Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day" film. The clip contains a bit of nudity and language, so it might not be safe for work. Check it out below.
Watch The First Five Minutes Of The Bookdock Saints II
Monday, October 26, 2009 9:35 PM | From Latino Review
IGN has the first five minutes of the Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day movie, the sequel to the cult hit Boondock Saints.
Now I haven't seen Boondock Saints in a long time and I don't remember it being as cheesy as this first five minute clip is. You mean to tell me the boys are wearing the worst fake beards in history and the father and Poppa M wait inside the room while they leave, go dig up their box, cut their hair, shave off their beards, shower (why are there ass shots?), get dressed, then come back? Are the two that bored they'd wait there for all that?
Then it gets even weirder with three keystone cops and some serious editing issues when they cut to the one guy with the beard that keeps saying how fucked they are.
Anyway, it's the first five minutes, so I can't really judge shit until I've seen the whole thing. You guys make up your own minds.
Check out the first five minutes below. It asks for your age, so just lie or do whatever is is you young whippersnappers do nowadays to watch R rated clips on the internet.
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day at IGN.comSource: IGN
Watch The First 9 Minutes Of ABCs V
Saturday, October 24, 2009 5:35 PM | From Screen Rant
ABC has made available the first 9 1/2 minutes of V and we have it for you here at Screen Rant.
In the video they try to tie into the emotions one might have felt when JFK was shot or on September 11th. They ask you where were you when these events happened - and where [...]
Watch the First Five Minutes of The Princess and the Frog
Wednesday, October 7, 2009 12:35 AM | From The Movie Blog
With Disney returning to its (mostly) 2D classical animation style for The Princess and the Frog, I have been nothing short of enchanted.
And now we get our first sampling peek at the first 5 minutes of the film with some background on the main character Tianna in her youth, as well as some [...]
For those of you who aren't paying attention to the barrage or recent advertising and promotion, ABC will begin airing a new television series called FlashForward on September 24th at 8pm. Based on the 1999 novel by Robert J. Sawyer, the story involves a global event which causes everyone to simultaneously experience, for two minutes and seventeen seconds, his or her life six months in the future. Everyone who survived is left wondering if what they saw will actually happen.
ABC has released the first 18 minutes online, and you can watch now embedded after the jump.
2AM Critics Review 16 Minutes Of Avatar
Saturday, August 22, 2009 9:42 PM | From Movie-Moron
While Paul Martin was giving his take on the Avatar screening in the UK, here in LA we ventured along to our nearest IMAX. Did the 16 minutes of 3-D footage blow our minds? Press play to find out:
While Paul Martin was giving his take on the Avatar screening in the UK, here in LA we ventured along to our nearest IMAX. Did the 16 minutes of 3-D footage blow our minds? Press play to find out: