Most people think Apollo 17 was the last manned mission to the moon. Most people are wrong. Like dead wrong. NASA, those scheming, secretive bastards, sent another spaceship to our orbiting little sister with the intent to explore a nearby crater and the unreported landing site of a Soviet craft. Apollo 18 gives a firsthand look at found footage from the mission.
Read FilmJabber’s full Apollo 18 movie review.
The steady drip-feed of Prometheus promotional material continues apace, with a new still of that mysterious stone head surfacing online.
The new image tells us little more than the original batch of pictures did, but it does afford us a look at the giant statue from a different perspective. What are those little pods surrounding it? And what does the statue represent?
Ridley Scott is keeping all such details closely under-wraps, but that hasn’t stopped our anticipation growing by the week. Whereas the constant stream of Dark Knight Rises images continually threatened spoilers, the new Prometheus pics are cryptic enough to excite discussion without giving anything away.
The film will star Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Idris Elba and Charlize Theron as a crew of intergalactic explorers who encounter more than they had bargained for when attempting to learn more about the history of the Earth.
Prometheus will open in the UK on 1 June 2012. We’ve got it marked on the calendar alongside The Dark Knight Rises and The Hobbit as one of the three most exciting films of the year…
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Relativity media has sensibly decided to release a new international trailer for Snow White saga Mirror Mirror, after the first, uber-camp teaser set about irritating the hell out of anyone unlucky enough to watch it.
Fortunately, the new trailer isn’t half as aggravating as the original, with a little more exposition included to distract from the slapstick. Not that you’d exactly describe it as grown-up, but at least this one isn’t adult kryptonite.
Take a look at the new trailer below…
What’s happened to the old, “Snow White? Snow who? Snow way!” routine, we hear you ask? Well that’s just one of many dud jokes that appear to have been swept under the carpet this time around, although Armie Hammer’s troubling horny-puppy act is still present and correct.
In fairness, had we not already seen the first trailer, this would look like a perfectly acceptable fantasy romp aimed squarely at the family market. And for all we know, that earlier footage might not be truly representative of the final cut.
That said, we’re still erring towards Snow White And The Huntsman in this year’s fairytale face-off. Mirror Mirror opens in the UK on 16 March 2012.
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Most people think Apollo 17 was the last manned mission to the moon. Most people are wrong. Like dead wrong. NASA, those scheming, secretive bastards, sent another spaceship to our orbiting little sister with the intent to explore a nearby crater and the unreported landing site of a Soviet craft. Apollo 18 gives a firsthand look at found footage from the mission.
Read FilmJabber’s full Apollo 18 movie review.
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