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Poster: Sherlock Holmes: A game of shadows

The sequel to the surprising smash hit "Sherlock Holmes" revealed its first teaser posters yesterday that include Moriarty at the background portrayed by Jarred Harris and a gypsie female character played by  Noomi Rapace! Checm em out!


Sherlock Holmes 2 title revealed

"Sherlock Holmes 2", the sequel to the smash hit of 2009 just got an official title "a game of shadows". Intriguing nonetheless.  The same team behind the first, are part of this but i would find difficult how can you make a better film than the first. I loved in the original film the doubts behind the villain's actions as well as his motivation, played flawlessly by Marc Strong. At number 2, at

Sam Raimi named as the new director for the "The wizard of oz" prequel.

Sam Raimi-an awesome and very talented filmaker will direct the prequel to "The wizard of Oz". Now i don't know if this is going to be a good idea in particular but Raimi is uber talented.  It will be an origins tale of how the wizard became so powerful and good. We will see what the creation will present to us. 
Robert Downey Jr has been attached as the main character but nothing has been

Director of “The Avengers” is… Joss Whedon

Another big announcement on this year’s comic con is the avengers project. For those who do not know jack shit, “The avengers” involves a superhero team being led from Captain America (Chris Evans) and includes the likes of Black Widow (I guess Scarlett Johanson), Hulk (Edward Norton won’t reprise his role..so who then ??), Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr), War Machine (Don Cheadle) and others.
The

Nu metal!

After the waiting period of 2 years, finally I watched “iron man”! And oh boy it rocks! This sequel is bigger, badder and bolder than its predecessor but that doesn’t necessarily mean better. But first things first. “Iron Man” was a solid attempt to a lighter tone in comic-book adaptations with not so many psychocaracterizations of our heroes and not so crazy or supernatural villains. It was a