This is my newest and coolest video, especially since I haven't posted in a while! These credits will tell you everything!
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Marvel Heroes Trailers: Reliable Source
Cool Text FX: Adobe After Effects CS3
Effects, Transitions, Finalize, etc. :Windows Movie Maker
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Spider-Man 4 Fan Made Trailer (Animated)
It's been a while since I've posted here (even though there has barely been any hits or views)! Anyway, this is a Trailer that took me about 3-4 days to make:
Please keep viewing my blog for more trailers, videos, news and more!
Please keep viewing my blog for more trailers, videos, news and more!
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Spider-Man News Update
This is an update on the movies of Spider-Man 4
In an August 2006 interview, Marvel producer Kevin Feige said he anticipated more sequels to the Spider-Man films "because of the wealth of stories in the comics". Producer Avi Arad felt that some issues come to an end, but due to the character's age and his complex love life, the story is still continuous. Although Tobey Maguire has not signed on for another sequel, the actor has denied reports that he will not return, stating, "I feel like the stories all deserve to be told, and, you know, if... the whole team wants to get back together, and we feel like we can make a good movie that's worth making, then I'm up for it." Maguire later said in May 2007 that it may take years to develop a script. Actress Kirsten Dunst has also expressed openness to return if director Sam Raimi and Maguire do. Raimi told Premiere magazine that he "couldn't imagine" doing more sequels to the Spider-Man films without Tobey Maguire in the title role, but refused to completely rule out directing any future installments. J. K. Simmons is set to return as J. Jonah Jameson.
Raimi confirmed that Sony would be making at least three more sequels, although he did not know whether he would be required to direct. Even if he does not direct, he may stay on as producer,or co-writer.In January 2007, Columbia Pictures entered negotiations with screenwriter David Koepp, who is credited with the first Spider-Man screenplay, to pen the script for a fourth film, which would be released in 2009 or 2010. The following April, the studio said that the sequel was in the early stages of development, with no official word on casting, start date, and release. Later that month, Raimi expressed interest in directing New Line's The Hobbit. Entertainment Weekly suggested if he pursued the new project, the production schedule for Spider-Man 4 would be delayed, or a new director would replace Raimi. Sony co-chairwoman Amy Pascal said that if Raimi, Maguire, and Dunst did not return, the studio would make more Spider-Man films without them. Negotiations with Koepp eventually fell through.
In January 2007, Dylan Baker, who portrays Dr. Curt Connors, expressed interest in portraying the character's villainous alter-ego, the Lizard, as has Raimi. Producer Grant Curtis is also a fan of the character, and has also expressed interest in Kraven the Hunter. The Lizard was in an early draft of the second film's script. Raimi said that if he returned to direct, he would take advantage of the established character of Dr. Curt Connors to introduce the Lizard. Raimi also expressed interest in setting up the Sinister Six with introductions to the Vulture and Electro. Sony plans to release Spider-Man 4 in the summer of 2009 or 2010. In addition, Avi Arad confirmed in a one-on-one interview that a spin-off film about Venom was in the works.
In October 2007, Raimi said that he and the studio were looking for a new writer that would have a brand new take on the Spider-Man series. Raimi would relinquish creative control of the sequel's story and focus on either directing or producing the script. James Vanderbilt was soon announced as screenwriter, impressing the studio with his focus on characterization. The studio also decided to limit the scope of the film to two villains.
In an August 2006 interview, Marvel producer Kevin Feige said he anticipated more sequels to the Spider-Man films "because of the wealth of stories in the comics". Producer Avi Arad felt that some issues come to an end, but due to the character's age and his complex love life, the story is still continuous. Although Tobey Maguire has not signed on for another sequel, the actor has denied reports that he will not return, stating, "I feel like the stories all deserve to be told, and, you know, if... the whole team wants to get back together, and we feel like we can make a good movie that's worth making, then I'm up for it." Maguire later said in May 2007 that it may take years to develop a script. Actress Kirsten Dunst has also expressed openness to return if director Sam Raimi and Maguire do. Raimi told Premiere magazine that he "couldn't imagine" doing more sequels to the Spider-Man films without Tobey Maguire in the title role, but refused to completely rule out directing any future installments. J. K. Simmons is set to return as J. Jonah Jameson.
Raimi confirmed that Sony would be making at least three more sequels, although he did not know whether he would be required to direct. Even if he does not direct, he may stay on as producer,or co-writer.In January 2007, Columbia Pictures entered negotiations with screenwriter David Koepp, who is credited with the first Spider-Man screenplay, to pen the script for a fourth film, which would be released in 2009 or 2010. The following April, the studio said that the sequel was in the early stages of development, with no official word on casting, start date, and release. Later that month, Raimi expressed interest in directing New Line's The Hobbit. Entertainment Weekly suggested if he pursued the new project, the production schedule for Spider-Man 4 would be delayed, or a new director would replace Raimi. Sony co-chairwoman Amy Pascal said that if Raimi, Maguire, and Dunst did not return, the studio would make more Spider-Man films without them. Negotiations with Koepp eventually fell through.
In January 2007, Dylan Baker, who portrays Dr. Curt Connors, expressed interest in portraying the character's villainous alter-ego, the Lizard, as has Raimi. Producer Grant Curtis is also a fan of the character, and has also expressed interest in Kraven the Hunter. The Lizard was in an early draft of the second film's script. Raimi said that if he returned to direct, he would take advantage of the established character of Dr. Curt Connors to introduce the Lizard. Raimi also expressed interest in setting up the Sinister Six with introductions to the Vulture and Electro. Sony plans to release Spider-Man 4 in the summer of 2009 or 2010. In addition, Avi Arad confirmed in a one-on-one interview that a spin-off film about Venom was in the works.
In October 2007, Raimi said that he and the studio were looking for a new writer that would have a brand new take on the Spider-Man series. Raimi would relinquish creative control of the sequel's story and focus on either directing or producing the script. James Vanderbilt was soon announced as screenwriter, impressing the studio with his focus on characterization. The studio also decided to limit the scope of the film to two villains.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Updating
Just wanted to let everyone who comes to this website know that I update this site 24/7, so you'll probably get something new everyday
Spider-Man 4 Video Ad
Just wanted to put this on my website even though it is already on YouTube for viewers to watch and go to the website
Constructive Criticism, Suggestions, Good/Bad Comments
This post is generally for comments, which I will check every day for the site! It mostly explains what you should do in this post by the title, so just leave comments on any of those at the top!
Spider-Man Tunes
If you haven't noticed already, there is a music player in the sidebar! You can extend the box, pause it, or just keep listening to it! I just added it in to grab attention to this blog. Giving credit to boomp3.com!
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