Showing posts with label transformers 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transformers 3. Show all posts

February 7, 2011

The Trailer (2)

Super Bowl 45 had a lot of good commercials (Volkswagen and Star Wars), but for a movie buff like me it's the movie trailers that always catch my eye. Previously, I posted the tv [trailer] for Captain America, and now I've put together a few other tv spots for upcoming 2011 blockbusters. In case you missed them, here they are:

December 13, 2010

The Redemption

Transformers 2. A lot of people say this was a horrible movie, and Michael Bay agrees. Pirates of the Caribbean 3 (and 2) are also on the list of less than stellar sequels. Well get ready for some redemption this summer with Transformers: Dark of the Moon (not to be confused with Dark Side of the Moon, the Pink Floyd album) and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. Haven't heard of either of these films? Have you been living in a realm of a spotless Hollywood where all series that have horrible sequels go to die and never return? Then what the heck do you watch on the weekends if not The Matrix Reloaded or Spider-man 3? I kid of course. But seriously, from the trailers alone, both of these movies look like they could be returning to the fun awesomeness that summer movies are made of, and the same adventures that started the series. Check out the trailers below.

December 9, 2010

The Beginning




So I've been thinking about creating a blog for awhile now. Why? Well I have a lot to offer, I think anyway.I know plenty of people who aren't as up to date on entertainment as I appear to be, so I figure I could do some sharing of that here. Movies, TV, video games, technology and whatnot will all find some sort of place here. But that's not what I'm all about. On the surface, I'm a scientist, which makes me part philosopher so I'll probably end up sharing my deep (or shallow) thoughts about life and the way the universe appears to work here as well. Feel free to comment, destroy, applaud, or whatever you wish to these entries. I realize as a member of a somewhat technological society, and just being me, that most of what I want to say never gets out there because let's face it, words are a difficult form of communication (for me anyway).