Showing posts with label Hugh Jackman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hugh Jackman. Show all posts
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Wolverine Premiere
Better late than never! Here's some pictures of the red carpet, sorry for the bad quality, it took them with my cell phone. It was a scene on Hollywood Blvd. when Hugh showed up. the crowd went crazy cheering for him. We saw Hugh from far away, all you could see was his dark tan and his perfectly straight white teeth.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
X-Men Origins: Wolverine World Premiere Contest
Another contest for X-Men Origins: Wolverine. This one is a bit different.
Check out the video:
Here's the link: X-Men Origins: Wolverine World Premiere Contest
Check out the video:
Here's the link: X-Men Origins: Wolverine World Premiere Contest
Monday, March 23, 2009
Wolverine's Tank Top
Another must have for every Wolverine fan - Wolverine's Tank Top.
Found on EW.com:
Another source for the Wolverine Tank Tops: hisroom.com
Found on EW.com:
Any chance you could find the undershirt worn by Hugh Jackman as Wolverine? — Chris
The X-Men prequel won't even hit theaters until May 1, but the trailer has already clawed its way onto the pop culture radar. Costumer Louise Mingenbach chose "Richelieu'' ribbed tanks by Swiss brand Zimmerli ($77; customshirt1.com) to show off Wolverine's buff arms because she liked the top's ''traditional look.'' Mingenbach had each tank aged to a different level of distress, using about 50 in all. We hope she saved them to sell on eBay later.
Another source for the Wolverine Tank Tops: hisroom.com
Friday, March 20, 2009
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Movie Premiere
It's been a while. It's that time again, I'm in grading HELL! Grades have to be turned in by Monday 8:00 am. And then I will have about 3 weeks to enjoy some much needed time off!
In theaters May 1, 2009
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds
The Premiere will be Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Time: TBD (Celebrity arrivals are likely to start between 5 PM and 6:30 PM)
Location:
Grauman's Chinese Theatre
6925 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, CA
Official Site: X-Men Origins: Wolverine
In theaters May 1, 2009
Monday, December 1, 2008
Movie Review ~ Australia
I went to see Baz Luhrmann's Australia on Saturday night. The movie was stunning to look at, but the love story between the main character's Lady Sarah Ashley, Nicole Kidman, and Drover, Hugh Jackman, wasn't what stayed in my mind days after seeing the film. The little boy Nullah, Brandon Walters was the most interesting character.
Australia in theaters November 26, 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Comic-Con 2008 ~ Day 2 ~ Part 1
Thursday, July 24, 2008
We didn't get much sleep, less than four hours, tossing and turning filled with anticipation. We arrived at the convention center after 6:30 a.m., the line had grown to hundreds already. Luckily we had two ladies from our group arrive at 5:00 a.m., real troupers to hold our places. I'm sure they didn't mind our tardiness when we came with folding chairs and breakfast.
We found out that most of the fans in line were there to see the panel for Twilight, the movie adaptation of the book(s). The fans were mostly, teenaged girls. The girl in front of us was maybe nineteen who came all the way from Texas and another woman from Ensenada, Mexico came with her daughter.
Lynnette, Jane, and Lois
About 9:30 we filed into hall H where we were handed tee shirts with “Klaatu barada nikto.” screen printed on it and told not to run. Hall H was huge! Of course everyone ran for the best seats. We didn't do too badly even though we hadn't slept on the street. (So far I haven't had to do that to see my favorite stars, and I hope to never!)
We basically lived in hall H for the rest of the day because the line up of panels was amazing. I did take a few pictures, the quality isn't the greatest, but I thought I'd post a few. Luckily our group didn't need to worry about quality pictures because one of the Girlies in our group, Marcy, is the veteran of Comic-Con and also a fabulous photographer with press credentials. We were her assistants all weekend, making sure she was hydrated, fed, watched her camera bag, and stood in long lines while she shot pictures in the press pit.
Marcy graciously allowed me to link her site so you can see all of the awesome pictures. Keep checking because it will take her time to upload all of them, she took over 800.
http://angeleno-throughthelens.blogspot.com/
20 Century Fox presented The Day the Earth Stood Still and Max Payne
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Panel: Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, director Scott Derrickson, and producer Erwin Stoff. The movie is a remake of the 1951 classic, due in theaters December 12, 2008. They showed a trailer and clips, looks awesome!
Max Payne
Panel: Mark Walberg, Mila Kunis, Ludacris, and director John Moore.
The movie is based on the video game, of a cop who is determined to find the murderer of his family and partner. The trailer looked thrilling, lots of action, definitely a must see!
We had a surprise guest fly in all the way from Austrailia. When Hugh Jackman walked on to the stage the audience was immediately on their feet cheering. He brought with him some never before seen footage from his new movie X- Men Origins: Wolverine, I will definitely be in line to see this one on opening day!
Summit Entertainment presented Twilight, Knowing, and Push
Push
Panel: Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning, Djimon Hounsou, Camilla Belle, and the director Paul McGuigan.
The movie is a sci-fi thriller is about young people with psychic abilities.
Dakota Fanning never made it to the panel due to a major accident on the 5 freeway, but she did make an appearance after a seven hour drive. She’s growing into a beautiful young woman. I love sci-fi, the movie looks interesting,
Knowing
Panel: Director Alex Proyas
None of the actors, including Nicolas Cage, made an appearance.
Twilight
Panel: Catherine Hardwicke, author Stephenie Meyer, and the cast; Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Cam Gigandet, Rachelle LaFevre, Edi Gathegi, and Taylor Lautner.
When the panel came on stage the screams in hall H were deafening, probably equivalent to an In Sync concert. The fans managed to maintain the decibel consistently though out that we couldn’t hear most of the Q & A. The movie is a modern-day love story between a vampire and a mortal. This one I think I will wait until it comes out on DVD, I wouldn’t want to brave the lines a second time on opening day.
Again, Marcy graciously allowed me to post her pictures, you are welcome to go to her blog to see all of the awesome pictures. Keep checking because it will take her time to upload all of them, she took over 800.
http://angeleno-throughthelens.blogspot.com/
All content, posts, and photos are the property of Joy Somerville. Do not copy, paste, or link without prior permission.
We didn't get much sleep, less than four hours, tossing and turning filled with anticipation. We arrived at the convention center after 6:30 a.m., the line had grown to hundreds already. Luckily we had two ladies from our group arrive at 5:00 a.m., real troupers to hold our places. I'm sure they didn't mind our tardiness when we came with folding chairs and breakfast.
We found out that most of the fans in line were there to see the panel for Twilight, the movie adaptation of the book(s). The fans were mostly, teenaged girls. The girl in front of us was maybe nineteen who came all the way from Texas and another woman from Ensenada, Mexico came with her daughter.
Lynnette, Jane, and Lois
About 9:30 we filed into hall H where we were handed tee shirts with “Klaatu barada nikto.” screen printed on it and told not to run. Hall H was huge! Of course everyone ran for the best seats. We didn't do too badly even though we hadn't slept on the street. (So far I haven't had to do that to see my favorite stars, and I hope to never!)
We basically lived in hall H for the rest of the day because the line up of panels was amazing. I did take a few pictures, the quality isn't the greatest, but I thought I'd post a few. Luckily our group didn't need to worry about quality pictures because one of the Girlies in our group, Marcy, is the veteran of Comic-Con and also a fabulous photographer with press credentials. We were her assistants all weekend, making sure she was hydrated, fed, watched her camera bag, and stood in long lines while she shot pictures in the press pit.
Marcy graciously allowed me to link her site so you can see all of the awesome pictures. Keep checking because it will take her time to upload all of them, she took over 800.
http://angeleno-throughthelens.blogspot.com/
20 Century Fox presented The Day the Earth Stood Still and Max Payne
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Panel: Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, director Scott Derrickson, and producer Erwin Stoff. The movie is a remake of the 1951 classic, due in theaters December 12, 2008. They showed a trailer and clips, looks awesome!
Max Payne
Panel: Mark Walberg, Mila Kunis, Ludacris, and director John Moore.
The movie is based on the video game, of a cop who is determined to find the murderer of his family and partner. The trailer looked thrilling, lots of action, definitely a must see!
We had a surprise guest fly in all the way from Austrailia. When Hugh Jackman walked on to the stage the audience was immediately on their feet cheering. He brought with him some never before seen footage from his new movie X- Men Origins: Wolverine, I will definitely be in line to see this one on opening day!
Summit Entertainment presented Twilight, Knowing, and Push
Push
Panel: Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning, Djimon Hounsou, Camilla Belle, and the director Paul McGuigan.
The movie is a sci-fi thriller is about young people with psychic abilities.
Dakota Fanning never made it to the panel due to a major accident on the 5 freeway, but she did make an appearance after a seven hour drive. She’s growing into a beautiful young woman. I love sci-fi, the movie looks interesting,
Knowing
Panel: Director Alex Proyas
None of the actors, including Nicolas Cage, made an appearance.
Twilight
Panel: Catherine Hardwicke, author Stephenie Meyer, and the cast; Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Cam Gigandet, Rachelle LaFevre, Edi Gathegi, and Taylor Lautner.
When the panel came on stage the screams in hall H were deafening, probably equivalent to an In Sync concert. The fans managed to maintain the decibel consistently though out that we couldn’t hear most of the Q & A. The movie is a modern-day love story between a vampire and a mortal. This one I think I will wait until it comes out on DVD, I wouldn’t want to brave the lines a second time on opening day.
Again, Marcy graciously allowed me to post her pictures, you are welcome to go to her blog to see all of the awesome pictures. Keep checking because it will take her time to upload all of them, she took over 800.
http://angeleno-throughthelens.blogspot.com/
All content, posts, and photos are the property of Joy Somerville. Do not copy, paste, or link without prior permission.
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