You’ll Have To Buy The Iron Man 2 Blu-Ray To See Thor and Captain America Comic-Con Footage Dan Koelsch, August 2, 2010 Did you miss the Marvel Studios panel at Comic-Con? Did you also miss out on seeing the bootleg Thor compilation while it was up for a day? Would you still like to see the Captain America footage shown? Well, you’re in luck, as long as you are willing to plop down over $25. According to Comic Book Movie, all the Marvel Studios footage shown at Comic-Con will be found on the Iron Man 2 Blu-Ray, set to be released September 28th. This will include the extended five minute Thor trailer, the Captain America costume test, and a Cap scene with Hugo Weaving trying to get the cosmic cube. However, these clips will be hidden on the Blu-Ray, and you’ll have to unlock them from a “S.H.I.E.L.D. Data Vault”. There’s no word on whether the regular Iron Man 2 DVD will include the footage as well. What do you think about Marvel’s ploy? Will you buy Iron Man 2 just to see future Marvel film clips? Comic-Con Conventions Events News Captain AmericaComic-ConIron Man 2MarvelThor
Comic-Con News Round-Up: Comic-Con Video Game, Disney Infinity, Con of Darkness, Mondo, & Insidious 2 July 11, 2013July 11, 2013Our barrage of San Diego Comic-Con news continues with our latest round-up. After the break, find out about some of the events happening in and around the convention center, including some exclusive parties you can win an invite to, and some cool Mondo posters that will be available for sale…. Read More
Guillermo Del Toro To Announce Next Project At Comic-Con, Van Helsing Not Certain June 14, 2010This seems to be the month de Guillermo, as we have yet another story about what the acclaimed director of Pan’s Labrinyth is working on next. He’s already dropped out of directing Lord of the Rings prequel The Hobbit, and he is supposedly working on another Van Helsing adaptation. What’s… Read More
Exclusive: “What’s In The Box?” Director Confirms Feature Film Still Happening April 4, 2010About one year ago a mysterious short film called “What’s In the Box?” by Tim Smit was posted on YouTube that impressed millions with it’s convincing (but unofficial) connection to LOST, Half Life, Portal, and Samsung, along with great VFX mystery and action. It lead to a complex fan-made viral… Read More