Buff dudes in comic book movies are a dime a dozen, but two new posters for Thor: The Dark World put the fairer sex first, giving both Natalie Portman and Jaimie Alexander front and center.
It's a Thor: The Dark World buffet worthy of an Asgardian diner!
Not only has director Alan Taylor revealed that The Avengers writer-director Joss Whedon put his prints on several scenes of the Thor sequel, but he's also talking about the visual differences between his take on the God of Thunder and its predecessor. And for the visual learners out there, Marvel Studios has also dropped a slightly tweaked extended trailer for this November's cosmic romp.
Just because Avengers: Age of Ultron is considerate enough to declare its villain right in the title doesn't mean there isn't plenty of mystery surrounding the robotic menace.
In discussing the casting of James Spader as Ultron, loquacious writer-director Joss Whedon hasn't just given a bit of insight on what Spader is bringing to the role, but how the villain will be realized onscreen.
Looks like we'll be getting Edgar Wright's first superhero movie early, as Marvel Studios has kicked up Ant-Man from November 2015 to the dog days of summer 2015.
Long scheduled for November 6, 2015, Ant-Man is now set to bring Hank Pym to theaters on July 31, 2015.
Less than a day ago, we reported a rumor that a familiar Marvel fixture would play the villain in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Marvel Studios has put its foot down on that rumor by announcing that, in fact, the always excellent James Spader will bring Ultron to life in Joss Whedon's sequel to The Avengers.
Last week we learned that Elizabeth Olsen is in final negotiations to play Scarlet Witch in Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson has long been associated with the role of Quicksilver in Joss Whedon's sequel to the biggest comic book movie of all time.
If you're waiting to hear about a Marvel Studios newcomer joining the cast to portray eponymous villain Ultron, you might just be waiting forever, according to a new rumor that, if true, represents a major spoiler.
Edgar Wright is a batting a thousand, and the one-of-a-kind filmmaker is creating an addition to the Marvel Studios universe with Ant-Man.
While he's on a seemingly endless promotional tour pimping this Friday's The World's End, Wright is talking about Ant-Man, addressing a change from the Marvel source material and explaining that his superhero movie won't sideline its title character.
It's a testament to just how much everybody loves The Avengers that the mere announcement of its sequel's title was one of the biggest news chunks out of Comic-Con.
That title, Avengers: Age of Ultron, revealed just who Earth's Mightiest Heroes will be squaring off against onscreen in 2015.
Ever-loquacious writer-director Joss Whedon is now freed up, just a little bit, to talk about the bad guy and just why he's the one to test the Avengers' mettle in the sequel.
A new video featurette serves an introduction to the strong, silent type in the central cast of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
That would be Agent Melinda May, played by Ming-Na Wen.
Nobody works Comic-Con like Marvel Studios.
Once again, Marvel's presentation demonstrated just how masterfully Kevin Feige and company play the Con crowd like a fiddle.
This year's panel, capping off what has been by far the busiest day in Hall H, boasted panels that revealed much about Phase 2 in the studio's elaborate shared universe, from Thor: The Dark World to Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, and even The Avengers sequel, which now has a title that tells us a whole lot about who Earth's Mightiest Heroes will face off against in their next ensemble adventure.
