'The Amazing Spider-Man,' starring Andrew Garfield as the comic book web slinger, comes home on DVD and Blu-ray in a month's time, but that doesn't mean we have to wait that long to see some deleted footage that never made it to the big screen?
The new version of ‘Total Recall’ is different from the original in many ways, but one thing that sadly remains similar is the opening box office gross. Back in 1990, $25.5 million was enough to be the biggest debut of the year. In 2012, an initial earning of $26 million is barely enough to crack the top 25. Given that the remake cost a lot more than the first film, even with inflation considered, the numbers are quite a disappointment. So, once again we can put to sleep the prospect of a ‘Total Recall 2.’
Like the Disney panel on Thursday and the Marvel panel coming up on Saturday, the Comic-Con 2012 Sony panel is one of the long-awaited events at this year's San Diego convention. Three sets of movies accompanied by their cast and crew came together for this gathering of industry insiders and extremist fans in Hall H.
'The Amazing Spider-Man' is going to be one of this summer's hottest comic book movies and the posters, banners and images are starting to swing in daily, with another cool international poster hitting the web showing off everyone's favorite wall-crawling web head swinging through New York City.
It's about time someone humbled Jaden Smith. (Kidding!) Sony is working on acquiring rights to 'Boy Nobody,' an action-packed young adult fiction novel about a teenage assassin, and they're eying the young Smith for the lead.
Marc Webb's 'The Amazing Spider-Man' is going to try to be one of the big event films of the summer - even if it's rebooting the not-quite-cold Sam Raimi trilogy. Will audiences take to Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker, Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy, and Rhys Ifans as Dr. Curt Connors aka The Lizard? That's still unknown, but now there's three clips to heat up interest.
It's been hidden from the eyes of the public, but today Sony Pictures presents to us the first official trailer for the musical drama 'Sparkle' which includes lingerie-looking dresses, smooth music and, of course, Whitney Houston.
