BATMAN BEGINS
CBR's head honcho Jonah Weiland shlepped down to Hollywood's Kodak Theatre complex to grab some shots of a promotional event with the new Batmobile, and was kind enough to share:
CBR also has a second review of the film and a poll where you can chime in with your thoughts.
More? Well, if you insist. Comics Continuum has a feature about the Batsuit itself, which is backed up by similar subject material being covered at Sci Fi Wire. The Continuum also got inside the head of Dr. Jonathan Crane with a feature on actor Cillian Murphy.
Finally, Kryptonsite has a simply fascinating in-depth look at the failed "Young Bruce Wayne" series that was ultimately killed by the movie division at Warner Brothers, including a pilot script.
BATTLE ANGEL ALITA
Yahoo! News has a feature on director James Cameron, who may be shying away from his verbal commitment to start filming the manga adaptation. "The 50-year-old writer-director plans is simultaneously developing something called 'Project 880,' which he will shoot before 'Battle Angel.'"
MIRRORMASK
Yahoo! Movies has a new trailer for the Neil Gaiman adaptation.
X-MEN 3
Superhero Hype has the snikt-a-riffic new teaser poster for the Brett Ratner-helmed mutant sequel.
WONDER WOMAN
Actress Morena Baccarin is still beating the media bushes, trying to keep her name in contention to play Themyscria's Finest (as we first reported from Wizard World Long Beach on March 21st). She talked to IESB, who said, "Morena keeps on being a fan favorite and says that she would love to have a chance to audition for the part. She also admits to having talked to Joss regarding the role but also states that she has never been offered the role."
FANTASTIC FOUR
There's a fifth TV spot available at The Movie Box, possibly the one we reported would be shown on the season finale of "The Shield."
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