Very Cool Fan Made Dark Knight 3 Poster!

Post by: Dave

15 Aug 2008 | Leave a Comment

Don’t usually post fan art, but this is a pretty awesome bit of work for a Batman 3 teaser poster (i’d credit it, but i’ve no idea who’s done it!)

The poster’s creator is obviously pushing Riddler as the villain for 3, which would be an interesting choice. Especially if used more in his current DC Universe guise, where he’s playing private eye (maybe using one detective to catch another?..)

I’d also vote for the Mafioso business man (as oppose to the Tim Burton freak of the sewer) version of Penguin which i think would fit into Chris Nolan’s Batman.

Who would you like to see?

Batman Poster Overload

Post by: Dave

30 Apr 2008 | One Comment

This bunch of poster for The Dark Knight popped up over the weekend (so did a trailer, which was awesome, but WB squished it off youtube pretty fast! BOOO!)

Latest One Sheet For The Incredible Hulk!

Post by: Dave

16 Apr 2008 | Leave a Comment

Still not totally sure on the Hulk’s 2nd major big screen outing. I do like Ed Norton for Bruce Banner though. Guess we’ll just have to wait till June 13th 2008 when The Incredible Hulk is due for release in the UK. In the meantime, check out the pretty sweet new poster they released (click it for bigger version).

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull International Trailer & One Sheet

Post by: Dave

26 Mar 2008 | One Comment

I know this has been floating around for a few weeks on various sites, but i never actually got round to posting it on Geektown! So here we have the 1st Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull international trailer (in Quicktime and Windows Media) & the official poster.

Not a whole lot is known about the plot other than this latest globe-trotting adventure is set in 1957 (making it 19yrs after Last Crusade), and Indy is hunting a Crystal Skull. Directed again by Steven Spielberg and starring Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull features a great cast to help Indy along the way. Cate Blanchett and Jim Broadbent (both Oscar winners), John Hurt (how the hell has he NOT got an Oscar at some point!), Karen Allen, Ray Winstone, and the ubiquitous Shia LaBeouf (Orange BAFTA Rising Star Award winner). George Lucas and Kathleen Kennedy are the executive producers. The screenplay is by David Koepp (wrote the screenplays for Mission: Impossible, Jurassic Park, Spider-Man) from a story by George Lucas.