This isn’t meant to be a review, but we just have to say it: If you’re lucky enough to live in seven cities – New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, Seattle and Toronto – you must include going to see Attack The Block in this weekend’s plans. The …
Ever since Jon Favreau spilled the beans on the Cowboys & Aliens premiere during this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, everyone’s been asking how they can get their hands on tickets to what is undoubtedly the Event of the Con. It was announced that 2,000 fans would have a chance to …
UPDATE 2 7/18/11: Tickets are now available for purchase on Fandango. Go get ‘em! UPDATE 1 7/18/11: Seat42f has posted details on the Captain America screenings throughout the day. Starting at noon on Thursday, July 21 you’ll be able to purchase a ticket to screenings throughout the day, with prizes, …
Several sources have confirmed Steven Spielberg will be among the guests during the Hall H panel for The Adventures of Tintin. Here’s what you need to know: the panel is on Friday, July 22 in Hall H and is the first panel of the day at 11AM, so you if …
Perhaps the most exciting moment of SDCC 2010 came during the panel for Captain America. There, in front of the 6,500 con attendees lucky enough to be in Hall H at the time, The Avengers gathered for their first public appearance! The crowd went wild, and Marvel fans started counting …
How did this get by us? Three days ago, The Hollywood Reporter and Heat Vision blog writer Borys Kit tweeted some big name movies would be filling the void in Hall H at this year’s Comic-Con: Ridley Scott’s Prometheus movie will get a Hall H presentation at CC. As willAbe …
Relativity Films announced their San Diego Comic-Con 2011 schedule yesterday. For those who were worried about the lack of big-name talent to fill Hall H, have no fear. Can you say John Cusack, Alice Eve and James McTeigue for The Raven? Or Henry Cavill, Stephen Dorff, Freida Pinto and Mickey …
Dreamworks is going all out at the con for their one film in attendance, and that film is Fright Night. The remake of a quasi-beloved 80′s flick, FN drops just a few weeks after SDCC so they’re really stepping up the promotion. Here’s what was announced:
Yup, rumors have been floating around for a while but the LA Times just made it official. Marvel will sit out Hall H this year. It sort of makes sense as Avengers might still be filming and even if it’s done, the footage will be in such rough shape that …
Today Summit Pictures formally announced that Breaking Dawn will have a panel at the con. It was all pretty boring (there will be cast, it’ll be big, blah blah) except for a nugget of awesome for both fans and haters alike: The panel will happen early Thursday morning. For twihards …