Comic-Con 2011: “Tin Tin” Panel Video With Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson Dan Koelsch, July 25, 2011 One of my favorite panels this weekend at Comic-Con was the Hall H presentation of The Adventures of Tin Tin, which was on Friday. Director Steven Spielberg made his first appearance ever at the convention, and producer Peter Jackson made a surprise appearance. Watch the videos of the panel after the break. Spielberg was given the prestigious Inkpot Award and a great highlight reel was shown of his work. After talking about Tin Tin, he mentioned that they thought about making the movie live action with just a CGI dog, but it didn’t work the way he wanted. They then showed what was supposedly video of the test footage, and it had a fake-drunk Peter Jackson trying out as Captain Haddock, with the CGI dog (which looked great, by the way) showing off and getting drunk himself before falling off the pier. Jackson then showed up at the actual panel. As you can tell in the video, both got standing ovations from the audience, and the footage from the movie was well received. Comic-Con Conventions Events Comic-ConPeter JacksonSteven SpielbergThe Adventures of Tin-Tin
Comic-Con 2013: Interview with “2 Guns” Producer Ross Richie July 22, 2013July 22, 20132 Guns is an upcoming action comedy film opening in theaters on August 2nd. The movie is based on the comic book of the same name from Boom! Studios. At Comic-Con this past week, I had the chance to sit down with Boom! Studios founder Ross Richie to talk about… Read More
Comic-Con 2013 Thursday Photo Gallery July 18, 2013Today was the first official day of San Diego Comic-Con, and it was busy as ever. Click here to see all our live coverage and after the break, check out our photo gallery that includes an extensive selection from the MTV2 Party in the Park. Read More
C2E2 2013: Pictures From The Show Floor April 28, 2013Another C2E2 has come and gone for thousands of comic book and entertainment aficionados in Chicago. Like the San Diego Comic Con, there is so much going on, between the panels, shows, signings, and exhibits, it is impossible to be able to see and do everything that is offered. I found… Read More