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I am so very curious about the Robotech movie. Live action or not; cheese factor high or low, a reboot of the series would be nice.
I admit, I'm a sucker for mecha.
Here's your daily sampling of Comics2Film news for Monday, November 17th.
Break.com is sponsoring a contest where fans can Mash Up their own 'Punisher War Zone' movie trailer and win an Xbox360.
Check out the groovy online editing bay where you can drag and drop clips, images and titles from the film. Then synch them up with music and sound effects. One of five fan editors will win a prize package with an Xbox 360 and 'Gears of War 2'.
'Hellboy II: The Golden Army' arrived on DVD and Blu-Ray last week.
In the spirit of this release, director Guillermo Del Toro will participate in an exclusive, first-ever world premiere live chat powered by BD-Live (the Blu-Ray interactive technology).
The chat takes place on Sunday, November 23rd @6pm PST (9pm EST).
To participate, all users need to do is log into www.UniversalHiDef.com and then enter the "Director's Chat" under the "My Account" link to enter up to 3 questions for del Toro to answer.
I've you've got a Blu-ray player, connect it to the Internet and chat with Guillermo Del Toro on November 23rd!
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'Smallville' and 'Shanghai Noon' co-creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar have been hired by Warner Bros. to write the screenplay for the live-action 'Robotech' movie, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The pair will pick up on a previous draft written by Lawrence Kasdan.
The movie is based on the fan-fave anime from Harmony Gold USA and Tatsunoko Prods.
In the film and TV-series, Earth has developed giant robots from the technology on an alien spacecraft that crashed on a South Pacific isle. Mankind is forced to use the technology to fend off an alien invasion, with the fate of the human race ending up in the hands of two young pilots.
Akiva Goldsman and Chuck Roven are producing with Tobey Maguire and Drew Crevello. Frank Agrama of rights-holder Harmony Gold is executive producing, as is Jason Netter.
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Back in September it was announced that Warner Bros. Interactive was developing two video games based on Zack Snyder's 'Watchmen' movie.
Now, games.tiscali.cz have unveiled your first look at the game, with nine screen shots. Here's a sample:
Rorschach and Nite Owl from the WATCHMEN video game
© Warner Interactive Entertainment
The Owl Ship rises for WATCHMEN video game
© Warner Interactive Entertainment
Click through for many more images...
Thanks to Antonello Blueberry for the submission.
Warner Bros. have provided us with links for downloading that cool 'Watchmen' trailer in various formats and resolution, including High-Def:
I am so very curious about the Robotech movie. Live action or not; cheese factor high or low, a reboot of the series would be nice.
I admit, I'm a sucker for mecha.
FIRST!!! hahaha!!!