Watch the Live “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” WETA Chat Right Here! (Updated with Footage) Dan Koelsch, April 13, 2011April 13, 2011 Livestream will be hosting an interview with the WETA visual effects team for the upcoming film Rise of the Planet of the Apes called “Weta Live: ‘Apes’ Revealed”, and it goes down at 2:30PM PT/5:30PM ET today. You can watch it right here by clicking through. The film, starring Mark Wahlberg James Franco, reimagines the original “of the Apes” film series (which I loved) by taking us back to the original ape uprising that started the change in command. We showed you the first quick glimpse at the new ape design on Monday, and a 15 second clip will be made available after the chat, so we’ll update this article with that once it’s up. The full trailer is expected to hit the Internet tonight at midnight, and the film opens on August 5th. apeswillrise on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free UPDATE:Here is the footage, which is really just about 8 seconds long.Movie Trailers – Movies Blog Social Networks Viral Marketing Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Help “Carrie” Flex Her Mind And Hone Her Telekinetic Abilities June 26, 2013Carrie White is a gifted teenage girl, but she is just begining to develop her special ability for telekinesis; the ability that allows her to move objects of all shapes and sizes by “flexing” her mind. She will need help though, and that’s where you come in. Will you be… Read More
Comic-Con Documentary Casting Call May 26, 2010June 6, 2010Less than a week ago details were revealed on the Morgan Spurlock/Joss Whedon documentary Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan’s Hope. The film plans to follow Comic-Con diehards on their journey to the convention, and Spurlock has begun the search for a cast through his official website. Check out the site’s… Read More
Over 150,000 Sign Petition To Reverse R-Rating For “Bully” February 29, 2012February 29, 2012The Weinstein Company’s Bully is a documentary about bullying in American schools; something that has become a heated topic in the wake of the controversy of recent teen suicides. The MPAA recently gave the film an R-rating due to language. The studio appealed the rating, which Harvey Weinstein himself saying… Read More