Posted on Wednesday, March 20th, 2013 by Angie Han
Dwayne Johnson‘s gone from franchise to franchise the past few years, but now he may finally be ready to lead an offshoot of his own. The actor reveals a Luke Hobbs spinoff could “possibly” arrive after Fast & Furious 6. Also after the jump:
- Johnson also talks Bond and Expendables 3
- The Transformers series will return to Chicago
- Scary Movie 5 gets a slightly less crass poster
- No, Meryl Streep will not be in Anchorman 2
- See Bruce Willis‘ international G.I. Joe poster
- Cobra Special Forces has a message for the Joes
- Hatchet III teaser is all about Victor Crowley
- Monsters University reacts to March Madness
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For Pixar’s latest, Monsters University, Disney is really taking the college angle and running with it. We’ve seen updated websites, ads and more selling the movie like it’s a real university. Not only does this gets Pixar fans excited to see something new, Disney is obviously hoping it’ll pique the interest of non-fans asking, “Just what is this Monsters University thing all about?”
That viral marketing continues this week as two new MU ads have popped online pointing towards the June 21 release of the Pixar’s first prequel, starring John Goodman, Billy Crystal and others. Read More »
Pixar’s Monsters, Inc. prequel Monsters University shows Mike and Sully in their college days, and illustrates how their friendship evolved out of an early rivalry. That’s stuff we’ve known for a long time, but a new Japanese trailer features some footage that illustrates more of how a couple of the character transitions take place. Plus, it features some great Japanese voice acting for the main characters.
Despite the fact that none of the trailer audio is in English, it’s pretty easy to tell what’s going on thanks to Pixar’s strong visual style. And we’re told that this trailer, unfortunately, has a few big spoilers in it. For some, given that we know generally how this story turns out, that won’t be a big deal. But if you’re cautious about knowing too many specifics of any movie beforehand, might want to steer clear of this one.
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Posted on Tuesday, February 26th, 2013 by Angie Han
It’s not always the case that “family films” actually appeal to the whole family, but two that do are Monsters, Inc. and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. So even though we (as childless adults) may not be in their ideal target demo per se, we’ve very much looking forward to the sequels Monsters University and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2. Both are due out later this year, and both have just released new posters which you can check out after the jump.
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Posted on Wednesday, February 20th, 2013 by Angie Han
Don’t believe everything you hear on the Internet — that Toy Story 4 rumor, for one, is simply not true. Also after the jump:
- Will Monsters University feature a cameo from Boo?
- Universal wants to turn Mama into a franchise
- Kick-Ass 2 seems to be doing reshoots in Toronto
- The Last Exorcism Part II unveils a new poster
- Paul Walker gets his own Fast & Furious 6 poster
- J.J. Abrams discusses Klingons and Carol Marcus
- Watch a new Star Trek Into Darkness featurette
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When Mike and Sulley head to Monsters University on June 21, they’re going to have a whole new collection of wild-looking friends. The film, a prequel to Monsters Inc., finds the main characters joining a fraternity to try and get into the prestigious scare program. Like any frat, this one is comprised of people of all shapes, sizes and colors, a statement that’s even more pertinent when talking about monsters.
After the jump, check out a bunch of character posters for Mike, Sulley and their new monster friends. There are also ID cards (like the one above) for their characters, as well as some of the MU faculty members. Read More »
Posted on Friday, February 15th, 2013 by Angie Han
When we first encountered Mike (Billy Crystal) and Sulley (John Goodman) the pair were among the top employees Monsters, Inc. But just as humans don’t ascend the ranks of Fortune 500 companies without hard work and some know-how, monsters need to learn the ropes before they can go on to prestigious careers in scaring. And that’s where Monsters University comes in.
In a new viral video from Pixar, the school dean talks up the benefits of a Monsters University education. Turns out they aren’t all that different from the advantages of a human college, except that instead of setting students up for jobs in finance or journalism or engineering, it prepares them for a lifetime of spooking little kids. Watch the message from the dean after the jump.
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Posted on Tuesday, February 12th, 2013 by Angie Han
The Monsters University marketing has made no secret of the fact that eventual BFFs / business partners Mike (Billy Crystal) and Sulley (John Goodman) weren’t such fast friends when they met in college. That’s not so surprising considering how different their personalities are, but now a new clip reveals exactly how horribly their first encounter went. Hit the jump to check it out.
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