23 Temmuz 2014 Çarşamba
Roy Harper will become Arsenal in Arrow S3
Check out this picture that was just released by CW themselves as Roy Harper all geared up as Arsenal for Season Three of Arrow which is set to air in the US on October 8th!
Lego Movie review!
Hello Lego fans,
Recently I watched the awesome Lego movie again after the cinema thanks to my Mum buying the DVD for me.
I think the difficulty in making a believable film in the Lego universe could have been brain wracking but the intelligence of the film comes from a young boy creating the story which we then witness before our eyes.
The story surrounds an ordinary construction worker called Emmett who lives his life following instructions and trying to fit in with everyone.
After becoming permanetly stuck to the piece of Resistance that can prevent the Kragle (who the Lego people believe is the most important weapon in the universe because Lord Business prepares to permanently make all of the Lego universes to be fixed and stay the same) which is really is the cap that fits into a tube of glue from a human perspective.
But where the magic of this film is that we get to see both perspectives of the Lego world and the real world.
One of the aspects of the film that makes it unique is the hilarity that comes mainly from Emmett. The responses he shows when he first sees Wildstyle and when he's being chased by the Robocops is always a guarantee for an hysterical time.
Seeing these legendary toys brought to life in wacky and strange creativity is a delight and the story is one that you could only see in a Lego film and truefully gives an important and positive message about everyone being important.
Also, the brilliant 'Everything is awesome' song is ultimately the most ridiculous and ear curling song that I sing when I become a bit hyper.
I have to applaud the animation makers who worked so tirelessly to make the visual aspect so dazzling and stunning in its colour and the movements of the Lego bricks like how the ocean rolled and when Emmett and his friends enter Cloud Cuckoo land.
Everything about this film is awesome!
Recently I watched the awesome Lego movie again after the cinema thanks to my Mum buying the DVD for me.
I think the difficulty in making a believable film in the Lego universe could have been brain wracking but the intelligence of the film comes from a young boy creating the story which we then witness before our eyes.
The story surrounds an ordinary construction worker called Emmett who lives his life following instructions and trying to fit in with everyone.
After becoming permanetly stuck to the piece of Resistance that can prevent the Kragle (who the Lego people believe is the most important weapon in the universe because Lord Business prepares to permanently make all of the Lego universes to be fixed and stay the same) which is really is the cap that fits into a tube of glue from a human perspective.
But where the magic of this film is that we get to see both perspectives of the Lego world and the real world.
One of the aspects of the film that makes it unique is the hilarity that comes mainly from Emmett. The responses he shows when he first sees Wildstyle and when he's being chased by the Robocops is always a guarantee for an hysterical time.
Seeing these legendary toys brought to life in wacky and strange creativity is a delight and the story is one that you could only see in a Lego film and truefully gives an important and positive message about everyone being important.
Also, the brilliant 'Everything is awesome' song is ultimately the most ridiculous and ear curling song that I sing when I become a bit hyper.
I have to applaud the animation makers who worked so tirelessly to make the visual aspect so dazzling and stunning in its colour and the movements of the Lego bricks like how the ocean rolled and when Emmett and his friends enter Cloud Cuckoo land.
Everything about this film is awesome!
22 Temmuz 2014 Salı
20 Temmuz 2014 Pazar
Doctor Who filming pictures!
http://www.blogtorwho.blogspot.co.uk/
Hello all,
Here are a selection of new filming pictures for the finale of the latest series courtesy of Blogtor Who.
I find it really intriguing to look at how they film the show and the production process. I don't think filming pictures give much goodness away because all of the big stuff is openly broadcast by the BBC anyway.
Also, it's Doctor Who so what you see may be something else entirely!
Hello all,
Here are a selection of new filming pictures for the finale of the latest series courtesy of Blogtor Who.
I find it really intriguing to look at how they film the show and the production process. I don't think filming pictures give much goodness away because all of the big stuff is openly broadcast by the BBC anyway.
Also, it's Doctor Who so what you see may be something else entirely!
17 Temmuz 2014 Perşembe
DC Animation's New Movie Is "Justice League: Throne Of Atlantis"!
As a massive fan of DC animated movies (and TV shows) it's always great to hear about a new release coming soon.
Information was released recently that confirms the next movie in line which will be called "Throne of Atlantis" and will focus on Aquaman, his heritage, and his role in the League.
The voice cast will include Jason O'Mara (Batman), Shemar Moore (Cyborg), Christopher Gorham (the Flash), Sean Astin (Shazam), Nathan Fillion (Green Lantern), Rosario Dawson (Wonder Woman), Jerry O'Connell (Superman), Sam Witwer (Orm) and Sumalee Montano (Mera).
The story supposedly pits the undersea nation of Atlantis against the surface world. Unlike the comics, the movie will focus on how young Arthur Curry discovers his aquatic heritage. Raised by his human father, when the movie begins he doesn't know that he is the heir to the throne of the watery kingdom.
The first images of both the animation and the action figures are below. Can't wait for this. :)
Information was released recently that confirms the next movie in line which will be called "Throne of Atlantis" and will focus on Aquaman, his heritage, and his role in the League.
The voice cast will include Jason O'Mara (Batman), Shemar Moore (Cyborg), Christopher Gorham (the Flash), Sean Astin (Shazam), Nathan Fillion (Green Lantern), Rosario Dawson (Wonder Woman), Jerry O'Connell (Superman), Sam Witwer (Orm) and Sumalee Montano (Mera).
The story supposedly pits the undersea nation of Atlantis against the surface world. Unlike the comics, the movie will focus on how young Arthur Curry discovers his aquatic heritage. Raised by his human father, when the movie begins he doesn't know that he is the heir to the throne of the watery kingdom.
The first images of both the animation and the action figures are below. Can't wait for this. :)
SuperTed And Rainbow Bright Returning To TV?
On the back of the news that both Dangermouse and The Powerpuff Girls are getting a makeover and returning to our screens in the not too distant future is the equally exciting announcement this week that both SuperTed (something I loved a hell of a a lot when I was younger) and Rainbow Bright are also getting a revamp.
From The Radio Times:
SuperTed is being revived by his creator Mike Young who is developing 26 half-hour episodes which he expects to tout to broadcasters later this year. If all goes to plan, the cartoon is expected to air on British TV in two years’ time.
Three series of the original show were made in its heyday between 1983 and 1985 with the hero voiced by Derek Griffiths and former Doctor Who actor Jon Pertwee taking on the role of his accomplice Spotty, and Melvyn Hayes voicing the camp villain Skeleton. In 1989 SuperTed was briefly revived in America by Hanna Barbera.
Young, who created SuperTed in 1978 as a series of written stories to help his son overcome his fear of the dark, says that certain things about the modern SuperTed will change.
“In SuperTed, we had a gun-slinging cowboy, a flamboyantly gay skeleton and a fat guy who had jokes made about his weight,” he tells this week’s Radio Times.
“And all these things you just wouldn’t do today. But you can still write the show in a funny, entertaining way.”
Young also said he wanted to retain some of the homespun charm of the original.
Speaking from his home in Los Angeles, where he has lived and worked for the past 25 years, he adds that the new SuperTed will not be too "slick" which he says can be a problem when reviving much-loved vintage shows.
“We have got to be careful. So often things they re-make come out very slick. I won’t mention any names but many of the stop-frame series have been remade in the UK with less than fantastic results. They sometimes lose the charm of the original production. That’s what we have …got to watch out for, to maintain what the original shows had and that’s easier said than done.”
The reboot is being overseen by producers and distributors Abbey Home Media.
Co-owner of the company Anne Miles said that the fact that some people remember the character gave the project a “built-in confidence”.
“We don’t have to start explaining who SuperTed is, people know," she said. She said that the project would be taken to TV trade fairs in the autumn.
If it gets the go-ahead the remake will join a growing vogue to remake children’s favourites with revivals of The Wombles, Teletubbies, Thunderbirds, Danger Mouse, The Clangers and a Turner reboot of The Powerpuff Girls all on the way.
From Geektyrant.com:
The classic 1980s cartoon Rainbow Bright is going to make a comeback. There are no details on the project or what the animation style will look like. All we have is an Instagram photo of the script from actress Emily Osment who will be providing the voice of the colorful hero. It came along with the following caption:
"First day on the job! Very stoked to be back doing some animation this summer. See you soon! Love, Emily aka Rainbow Brite."
From The Radio Times:
SuperTed is being revived by his creator Mike Young who is developing 26 half-hour episodes which he expects to tout to broadcasters later this year. If all goes to plan, the cartoon is expected to air on British TV in two years’ time.
Three series of the original show were made in its heyday between 1983 and 1985 with the hero voiced by Derek Griffiths and former Doctor Who actor Jon Pertwee taking on the role of his accomplice Spotty, and Melvyn Hayes voicing the camp villain Skeleton. In 1989 SuperTed was briefly revived in America by Hanna Barbera.
Young, who created SuperTed in 1978 as a series of written stories to help his son overcome his fear of the dark, says that certain things about the modern SuperTed will change.
“In SuperTed, we had a gun-slinging cowboy, a flamboyantly gay skeleton and a fat guy who had jokes made about his weight,” he tells this week’s Radio Times.
“And all these things you just wouldn’t do today. But you can still write the show in a funny, entertaining way.”
Young also said he wanted to retain some of the homespun charm of the original.
Speaking from his home in Los Angeles, where he has lived and worked for the past 25 years, he adds that the new SuperTed will not be too "slick" which he says can be a problem when reviving much-loved vintage shows.
“We have got to be careful. So often things they re-make come out very slick. I won’t mention any names but many of the stop-frame series have been remade in the UK with less than fantastic results. They sometimes lose the charm of the original production. That’s what we have …got to watch out for, to maintain what the original shows had and that’s easier said than done.”
The reboot is being overseen by producers and distributors Abbey Home Media.
Co-owner of the company Anne Miles said that the fact that some people remember the character gave the project a “built-in confidence”.
“We don’t have to start explaining who SuperTed is, people know," she said. She said that the project would be taken to TV trade fairs in the autumn.
If it gets the go-ahead the remake will join a growing vogue to remake children’s favourites with revivals of The Wombles, Teletubbies, Thunderbirds, Danger Mouse, The Clangers and a Turner reboot of The Powerpuff Girls all on the way.
From Geektyrant.com:
The classic 1980s cartoon Rainbow Bright is going to make a comeback. There are no details on the project or what the animation style will look like. All we have is an Instagram photo of the script from actress Emily Osment who will be providing the voice of the colorful hero. It came along with the following caption:
"First day on the job! Very stoked to be back doing some animation this summer. See you soon! Love, Emily aka Rainbow Brite."
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