So i just got home from transformers and i must say it KICKED ASS!

i have no gripes about the movie whatsoever, i just wanted tp punch the kids behind me who had to ask what the transformers said, and the kiddies in the audience that laughed at jokes and sexual innuendo's they couldn't possible know what they ment, i don't see why these kids are being taken to see something the hardly know jack about.


BTW trailers before the movie looked interesting, I AM LEGEND and some other movie that seems like godzilla but they never showed a title.

While unleashing "Transformers" onscreen this week, Paramount also lifted the lid on a top-secret project in the form of a teaser trailer for a new film, "Cloverfield."

"Cloverfield," which revolves around a monster attack in New York as told from the point of view of a small group of people, is being produced by "Lost" co-creator J.J. Abrams. It is being directed by Matt Reeves, who co-created "Felicity" with Abrams, and is written by Drew Goddard, who has worked with Abrams on "Lost" and "Alias."

Paramount greenlighted the project under a veil of heavy secrecy in February, about the same time that Abrams agreed to take over the directing reins of the new "Star Trek" film.

The casting process was just as mysterious. No scripts or even scene pages were sent out; agents who were contacted were simply asked if their client wanted to be in the movie. Eventually a cast, made up mostly of relative unknowns, was put together; it includes Michael Stahl-David ("The Black Donnellys"), Odet Jasmin, Mike Vogel ("Supercross") and Lizzy Kaplan ("The Class").

The movie, which is believed to have a relatively modest budget of about $30 million, began shooting in mid-June in New York. With "Transformers" generating huge tracking numbers in the weeks before its release, the studio decided to put footage from "Cloverfield" in a teaser in front of "Transformers" to build buzz.

After presenting the Paramount and Bad Robot logos -- Bad Robot being Abrams' shingle -- the trailer opens with scenes from a surprise going-away party in a New York bar with a view of the city. Before long, a thundering roar is heard, and by the time guests run downstairs, pandemonium and flaming debris are hitting the streets. After a huge explosion at the lower end of Manhattan, what appears to be the head of the Statue of Liberty comes hurtling up the street like a giant projectile.

The trailer's footage is shot by a hand-held camera, home-movie style, giving it a sort of "Armageddon" meets "The Blair Witch Project" feel, though it is not clear if the entire movie follows that style. While the trailer does not reveal the name of the movie, it does announce a release date of January 18.

Several copies of the trailer, seemingly shot in theaters with a camcorder, were posted on YouTube by Thursday morning. But by Thursday afternoon, some of those links had been taken down, replaced by an advisory saying, "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Paramount Pictures Corp."

Reuters/Hollywood Reporter

Die Hard was HORRIBLE.

don't let Ponuh influence you guys.

whatever ponuh says, it's pretty dependable that the opposite is true. i'm going to see Die Hard tomorrow.

season six is really shaping up to be great

Yeah and Im pretty sure Marvel has stopped licencing its heroes out now and is buying as many back as they can. This would be so they can do the movies themselves with the newly created Marvel Enterprises (I miss Marvel Productions, er atleast the old logo with Spider-man on top lol).