The Morning Watch is a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows. In this edition, watch an entire two-hour Q&A with directors Anthony & Joe Russo all about Avengers: Infinity War. Plus, check out a collection of classic sci-fi props from Planet of the Apes, Star Trek and much more, and watch a table read for Big Mouth with Nick Kroll reading all of the voice roles. First up, even though we covered some of the more interesting parts in a separate article, Collider‘s entire two-hour, spoiler-filled Q&A with Avengers: Infinity War directors Anthony & Joe Russo is now available to watch online. They cover a lot of ground here, and it’s a fun watch for all you Marvel Cinematic Universe fans out there. Next up, the crew at Tested takes an up close look at … [Read more...] about The Morning Watch: Two-Hour ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Q&A with the Russo Bros, Classic Sci-Fi Props & More
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Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan Director Shares His Feelings On Into Darkness
x 2013’s Star Trek Into Darkness was received very positively by critics, but substantially less well by committed Star Trek fans. Much of this criticism was rooted in the way the film turned out to be a stealth reworking of 1982’s The Wrath of Khan, which annoyed those who considered that J.J. Abrams’ remixing of the story didn’t make a great deal of sense. Not to mention that in the run up to the film’s release, he outright lied about Benedict Cumberbatch’s John Harrison being Khan Noonien Singh. While the film doesn’t exactly remake The Wrath of Khan, it certainly references it pretty heavily, albeit with Spock and Kirk’s roles reversed. If you’ll recall, in the original, Spock sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise while Kirk watched on. In the 2013 effort, however, it was the other way around, leading to Spock recreating that famous moment where Kirk yells “KHAAAAAAAAAAN!!!” Now, in an … [Read more...] about Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan Director Shares His Feelings On Into Darkness
New Trademarks Hint At Upcoming Star Trek TV Shows
x While Star Trek: Discovery isn’t stopping anytime soon and the film series remains in a suspended state at this time, a new report from ComicBook.com indicates that CBS may be preparing for as many as five new Star Trek-related projects. Though the source is only the United States Patent and Trademark Office, here are the listed names that the network recently filed for ownership of in relation to the brand. Revolution Starfleet Academy Destiny Reliant Ceti Alpha V Lower Decks While all of these are words and terms which could and sometimes are found in the world of the franchise, only one name has seen any movement on it. A report earlier this week confirmed that Star Trek: Lower Decks was in development and will be headed up by Rick and Morty writer Mike McMahan. In a statement announcing the news, producer Alex Kurtzman explained why McMahan was chosen for the job, saying: “Mike won our hearts with his first sentence: ‘I want to do a show about the … [Read more...] about New Trademarks Hint At Upcoming Star Trek TV Shows
William Shatner Says Directing Star Trek V Was A Big Mistake
x They say hindsight is 20/20, and for William Shatner, there’s only one feeling he experiences while looking back on Star Trek V: The Final Frontier – regret. The Star Trek mainstay and all-around industry legend has been opening up about his time as Captain James T. Kirk, not to mention that ill-fated voyage behind the lens, as part of his newly-released book, Live Long and… What I Might Have Learned Along The Way. And the good folk at TrekMovie have relayed one or two fascinating tidbits for us to peruse, including the fact that Shatner actually felt unwelcome at Leonard Nimoy’s funeral. When it comes to the Final Frontier, though, William Shatner is the first to admit that he made a mistake in choosing to direct a film that was so deeply embedded in the Star Trek franchise. I had a choice. I could accept the compromise or refuse to direct the movie. I made a mistake; I accepted the compromise, which doomed the picture from the beginning. New Star … [Read more...] about William Shatner Says Directing Star Trek V Was A Big Mistake
Zack Snyder Suggests The Real Doomsday Wasn’t In ‘Batman v Superman’
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice did not feature the real Doomsday. Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice concluded with a climactic showndown between the titular hero’s and the monstrous villain known as Doomsday, who had been created by Lex Luthor after the mad villain combined his own blood with General Zod’s DNA. A number of fans were displeased with the new origin story for the famous villain – best known for successfully killing Superman in the comics – and felt as though the adaptation of the Death of Superman storyline was not given the attention it deserved. Now, Zack Snyder has posted a message on Vero insulating that the creature featured in the final battle was not the real Doomsday and that the true version of the terrifying beast is still out there somewhere. Also read: New Details Behind Zack Snyder’s Exit From ‘Justice League’ Emerge You can check out Zack Snyder’s comment in the post … [Read more...] about Zack Snyder Suggests The Real Doomsday Wasn’t In ‘Batman v Superman’