Tag: Brad Bird

‘Tomorrowland’ Trailer: George Clooney Takes Us To A Miraculous Place

‘Tomorrowland’ Trailer: George Clooney Takes Us To A Miraculous Place

Walt Disney Studios has just released the first trailer for Tomorrowland, directed by Brad Bird, featuring a screenplay written co-written by Bird and Damon Lindelof. Much of the film has been kept a secret, but from what we’ve learned through early teases, viral marketing, and the D23 expo, the film was said to be be…

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D23 Expo 2013: New “Tomorrowland” Domain Ties Into Disney Expo And A Possible App

With Disney’s D23 Expo in full effect this weekend, it’s only a matter of time before we know more details about the secretive Tomorrowland project that’s being directed by Brad Bird. Well, to be exact, we should find out more about the movie during the Walt Disney Studios live action presentation on Saturday.  To coincide…

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Disney’s Video Archives May Prove UFO Presence In Brad Bird’s “Tomorowland”

Disney’s Video Archives May Prove UFO Presence In Brad Bird’s “Tomorowland”

Yesterday it was reported that Hugh Laurie was in talks to play an antagonist in Brad Bird‘s Tomorrowland. The film has many sci-fi aspects to it, and the contents of the 1952 box that was seen earlier this year supports that theory. But Disney historian Jim Hill further theorized that the film could be about…

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D23 & Jim Hill Investigate Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland Conspiracy

D23 & Jim Hill Investigate Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland Conspiracy

Formerly known as 1952, Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland is up an running and getting ready for production as it’s set for a December 2014 release. The film is ripe for viral potential as the 1952 mystery box that inspired the Damon Lindelof screenplay is stacked with vintage Disney paraphernalia and other sci-fi oddities. Now D23 and…

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Mystery Box That Inspired Brad Bird’s “1952” Has Viral Possiblities

Mystery Box That Inspired Brad Bird’s “1952” Has Viral Possiblities

To say that Damon Lindelof has an affinity towards immersing the audience in mystery would be an understatement. We’ve seen it in Prometheus and we are seeing it again in the Brad Bird-directed 1952. Like Lindelof’s previously penned script, details on what the film is about are slim, hell we can’t even be sure if…

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