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Three New Hi-Res Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Photos
Check out three new high resolution photos from the upcoming horror-thriller movie Dylan Dog: Dead of Night. The movie is based off the popular Italian horror comics Dylan Dog, directed by Kevin Munroe, starring Brandon Routh, Sam Huntington, Taye Diggs, Peter Stormare, Brian Steele, Anita Briem, Randal Reeder and Kurt Angle.
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Trailer !
The first domestic trailer for director Kevin Munroe‘s (TMNT) new comedy-tinged horror-thriller, Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, is now online.
The film, based off the popular Italian horror comics, stars Brandon Routh as the titular character – a hard-bitten paranormal investigator – with Sam Huntington as his assistant Marcus Adams and Anita Briem as Dog’s client Elizabeth Ryan.
Italian Dylan Dog Trailer
Check out this new Italian trailer for Dylan Dog: Dead of Night.
Brandon Routh (Superman Returns) stars as hesitant paranormal detective Dylan Dog, who finds himself in a struggle between and among the undead, and Sam Huntington (Marcus), Dylan’s trusted assistant. Also co-starring are Taye Diggs (TV’s Private Practice) as Vargas, head of the Vampire family, Anita Briem (Journey to the Center of the Earth) as Elizabeth, another would-be in the long line of Dylan defeats and Peter Stormare (Constantine), as Wolfgang, the head of the werewolf family. “Dead of Night” is based on the world’s best-selling horror comic series, “Dylan Dog,” created by Tiziano Sclavi and published by Italy’s Sergio Bonelli Editore. The comic book series has sold over 56 million units in 17 languages since its debut in 1986.
14 New Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Photos
We have added 14 new photos for the upcoming horror movie Dylan Dog: Dead of Night. The movie is directed by Kevin Munroe, starring Brandon Routh, Sam Huntington, Taye Diggs, Peter Stormare, Brian Steele, Anita Briem, Randal Reeder and Kurt Angle.
Henry Cavill Named New Superman
British actor Henry Cavill will star a Superman as well as Clark Kent for Zack Snyder‘s reboot of the Superman franchise, WB has announced.
The new iconic superhero, Cavill, is fairly unknown actor (for me at least). He was considered for the part of blockbuster roles of Batman, James Bond and even the previous version of Superman. The young performer is perhaps best known for playing the character of Charles Brandon in The Tudors.
Speaking of that, director Snyder (300, Sucker Punch) enthusiastically told reporters
In the Pantheon of superheroes, Superman is the most recognized and revered character of all time, and I am honored to be a part of his return to the big screen. I also join Warner Bros., Legendary [Pictures] and the producers in saying how excited we are about the casting of Henry. He is the perfect choice to don the cape and S shield.
Another Dylan Dog Teaser Poster
Despite the fact it doesn’t have an official release date yet, Dylan Dog: Dead of Night is supposed to hit theaters in March. We get to see Brandon Routh as the wildly popular Italian detective SRTL. Later in the month, on March 18-20, the second Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo starts, so it will be interesting to see which 2011 movie and television projects decide to make their presence felt in this up-and-coming show.
Summary: Brandon Routh (Superman Returns) stars as hesitant paranormal detective Dylan Dog, who finds himself in a struggle between and among the undead, and Sam Huntington (Marcus), Dylan’s trusted assistant. Also co-starring are Taye Diggs (TV’s Private Practice) as Vargas, head of the Vampire family, Anita Briem (Journey to the Center of the Earth) as Elizabeth, another would-be in the long line of Dylan defeats and Peter Stormare (Constantine), as Wolfgang, the head of the werewolf family. “Dead of Night” is based on the world’s best-selling horror comic series, “Dylan Dog,” created by Tiziano Sclavi and published by Italy’s Sergio Bonelli Editore. The comic book series has sold over 56 million units in 17 languages since its debut in 1986.
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Trailer
The first trailer for the upcoming horror movie Dylan Dog: Dead of Night has arrived.
The movie is based on Italian comic series Dylan Dog, created by Tiziano Sclavi. Published since 1986 by Sergio Bonelli Editore. Brandon Routh stars as a British detective named Dylan Dog, who is fascinated by fear, and has made it his profession. Thus, his cases revolve around supernatural things, making Dylan the world’s only Investigator of Nightmares. Taye Diggs plays Vargas, the sleek and sinister leader of a family of vampires and Sam Huntington plays Dylan’s zombie sidekick Marcus.
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Review
Unleashed imagination is a hell of a rare thing to find at the movies this play-it-safe summer. Inception, sure, but then what? Try Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, a dazzling distillation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s six-volume graphic novel. Many graybeard critics don’t understand what any sentient being past the age of reason could find of interest in Scott’s plight to win the love of dream girl Ramona Flowers by defeating her seven evil exes in mortal combat. Even with the stellar Michael Cera bringing Scott to vivid flesh-and-blood life, the drill is that comic-book movies are kid stuff. And the haters laugh at the pretension of calling a comic book a graphic novel, same thing as labeling porn adult entertainment…read more [RollingStone]
Could Michael Cera be getting more vaporous with each repeat of his epicene screen persona? His Scott Pilgrim is so pale, so enervated, so solipsistic, I’d swear I could see right through him. Add in the faux hip, self-congratulatory, dork-pandering assault of the first half-hour or so of Edgar Wright’s adaptation of the Bryan Lee O’Malley comic-book series — not to mention the non-stop Pavlovian laugh track provided by the audience at the screening I attended — and you have a candidate for most irritating performance of the year.
Fortunately, the “vs. the World” part — the series of unabashedly absurd mano-a-manos between Scott and the exes of his new love, Ramona (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) — kicks in not a moment too soon. Another plus is the music composed by Beck and Nigel Godrich to be performed by Scott’s band, Sex Bob-Omb. (The allusion to Super Mario Bros. is just the start of the suffocating homage to retro video games.) Indeed, anything that stifles the Juno-esque dialogue, the cutesy spelled-out sound effects à la the old Batman TV show, the music cue from Seinfeld, and all the other pop detritus is welcome. Whatever gives Wright a fighting chance to engage in a more kinetic and comedic mode, one worthy of the director of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz…read more [The Boston Phoenix]
First Footage From Dylan Dog Movie
The first footage from the adaptation, Dylan Dog: Dead Of Night has hit the Internet.
The movie is based on Italian comic series Dylan Dog. Brandon Routh stars as a British detective named Dylan Dog, who is fascinated by fear, and has made it his profession. Thus, his cases revolve around supernatural things, making Dylan the world’s only Investigator of Nightmares. Taye Diggs plays Vargas, the sleek and sinister leader of a family of vampires and Sam Huntington plays Dylan’s zombie sidekick Marcus.
