Do you want to see images from major upcoming films? Do you want them to be out of context, out of focus, and barely indicative of the movie they’re from? Then you’re going to want to check out some set photos from The Amazing Spider-Man, the tentatively titled Wrath of the Titans, and Men in Black III! Hit the jump!
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (Opens in 3D on July 3, 2012)
Click over to The Daily Mail and Splash News for more images. The image of Rhys Ifans either show his character Curt Conners beginning to suffer the effects of his transformation into The Lizard, or Mr. Ifans really needs to get that checked out. There’s also some images of Andrew Garfield (Peter Parker), Emma Stone (Gwen Stacy), Martin Sheen (Uncle Ben), and Sally Field (Aunt May). They’re standing around and stuff. Fascinating.
WRATH OF THE TITANS (Tentative Title; Opens in 3D on March 30, 2012)
Click over to TumbaAbierta for more images. No images of stars Sam Worthington, Ralph Fiennes, Liam Neeson, Edgar Ramírez, Rosamund Pike, Toby Kebbell, and Bill Nighy, but it looks like they’re building some boats. That’s a relief because for a second I was worried that they may have changed the main mode of transportation in ancient Greece to hovercars.
MEN IN BLACK III (Opens in 3D on May 25, 2012)
Click over to The Daily Mail for more images. The production is currently filming the part of the story that takes place in 1969 as Will Smith’s Agent J goes back in time to save a young Agent K (Josh Brolin). Since every film that takes place in the 1960s must remind you that it takes place in the 1960s, you can see the extras dressed in vintage clothing. However, I am interested to see Bill Hader’s impression of Andy Warhol.
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I can’t wait to hear Will Smith’s single this time! I love singing ‘Men In Black’ and ‘Black Suits Comin’ (Nod Ya Head)’ on karaoke night!
Here come the Men in Black (Men in Blaaaaack)
Galaxy defenders (oahhaooohh ohhhhh)
Here come the Men in Black (Men in Blaaaaack)
They won’t let you remember
Nod ya head {The black suits comin’}
Let me see you nod ya head like this {The black suits comin’}
Let me see you (Nod ya head) like this {The black suits comin’}
Let me see you bop ya head, nod ya head, come on
(Nod ya head) {The black suits comin’}
Let me see you (Nod ya head) like this {The black suits comin’}
Let me see you nod ya head like this {The black suits comin’}
(Nod ya head…head…head…)
This franchise is hungry for greatness. This is the time to rebuild the franchise. They should utilise the 21 villains and 13 love interests listed on Wikipedia that weren’t included in the previous films in future sequels and give us new stories while leaving Mary-Jane Watson out of some more films after the first one. Times change, we need to change as well. This is a second chance to get it right. This is an opportunity.
They got it right the first time you douche.
@Jake: Clearly you never read the comics.
Andy Warhol looks more like Jim Carrey than Bill Hader…like…a lot more…
Tommy Lee Jones is 64 and even though Josh Brolin is 43, he is playing Agent K when he is supposed to be over 40 years younger. They should have cast someone appropriate in terms of age to play the younger Agent K like Shia LaBeouf or Penn Badgley.
I wish that Will Smith would do more movies. When Men in Black III comes out in 2012, it will be his first major starring role in four years even though he has 39 other projects in various stages of development.
I hope the Men in Black briefly travel to Pandora in this film and visit the Na’vi.
What about Emma Thompson?She’s 52 and playing Agent O in the present, but 29 year old Alice Eve is playing her 40 years ago.That doesn’t work out at all.
Also, did anyone ever watch Mutant X in the early 00′s?Bill Hader looks like the villain, Mason Eckhart.
http://media.photobucket.com/image/recent/mutantxbucket/Eckhart02.jpg
Shia? really? to play a younger Tommy Lee Jones? Couldn’t you at least have chosen someone, you know…, masculine?
Emma Stone is incredibly gorgeous. I love her. She’s really beautiful and a really sweet girl.
If I’m not mistaken, this will be the first movie that Rhys Ifans will have an American accent in.
if they don´t go with a british kurt connors
So they end Raimi’s Spiderman with Emo Parker and this one is shooting out of the gate with NYC Hipster Parker. Awesome! What should happen is the combo of the 2! That would for sure get me in the seats at my local multiplex. I can already hear Parker now… MJ: “Hey Pete, did u see that lizard running around NYC?” Pete: “Yeah I saw it through the lens of my vintage camera….2 weeks ago!” “Also u probably didn’t know this before, but his name is THE Lizard and i’ve listened to his band for 2 years.”
Matt, go crawl in a hole and die you unfunny prick…
On a side note^ several of the comments on this site are clearly spam. Just goes to show Collider is falling to pieces, guess thats what happens when they hire assholes like Matt
Do you have some sort of grudge against Matt? All you do is come here to bash him in the comments.
Get a life, man. Seriously.
I have life buddy, I also have an hour commute to and from work everyday and time to kill…
…and after work, I like to troll message boards, because my penis is SO tiny, I can’t even use it to jerk off!
No, I have a life…its a penis that I don’t have much of
mad, u?
it is the first live-action TV series based on the popular comic book .
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I’m really excited for the new Spider-Man. Its kinda funny how split the reactions are. It appears throughout the interwebs that its a 50/50 division. The more I see of the film (aside from the atrocious costume) the more I join the “hopefully they get it right this time” crowd. Raimi’s were fun, but not really “right”.
Except when Sam Raimi’s came out they were the best comic films since Burton’s Batman, and they totally paved the way for the Marvel age of film.