Here's the trailer for "The Dead Don't Die" . . . that zombie movie with the amazing cast that includes Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton, Selena Gomez, and SO many more. (Some people think this whole thing is an April Fools' joke. There's nothing yet to confirm or deny that.)
"Avengers: Endgame" might not be the last Marvel movie with a STAN LEE cameo in it.
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Christopher Nolan Celebrates Batman’s 80th Anniversary
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·The first of a few "Dark Knight" trilogy screenings was held over the weekend
·The events are in honor of Batman's 80th Anniversary
·Director Christopher Nolan sat down for a Q&A
We previously reported that Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy would return to theaters to celebrate Batman’s 80th birthday. The first of the screenings was held over the weekend at Universal Cinema AMC at Citywalk in Hollywood, and the director himself showed up to mark the occasion.
The filmmaker sat down for a Q&A between the showings of 2008’s “The Dark Knight” and 2012’s “The Dark Knight Rises.” He talked about casting Christian Bale, “the first actor I met for the role,” and also revealed one of the tricks he used in that epic car chase scene, when the Batmobile smashes into a garbage truck driven by the Joker’s men: “I don’t think anyone’s ever noticed it’s a miniature.”
Sitting down and watching the whole trilogy takes almost eight hours, and the anniversary event was going on 12 hours given the Q&A and the 90-minute breaks between movies. When asked if he’s ever tried to watch all three films in one go, the director said, “christ no.” The most he’s ever marathoned in one day was “Batman Begins” and “The Dark Knight.”
·There are more anniversary events happening this month. Check out the dates and locations below.
Batman 80th Anniversary “Dark Knight” Trilogy Screenings
·April 13th: AMC Lincoln Square – New York City
·April 13th: AMC Metreon – San Francisco, California
·April 20th: Cinesphere Ontario Place – Toronto, Ontario
·April 20th: Imax Theatre at the Indiana State Museum – Indianapolis, Indiana
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One episode of JORDAN PEELE's new "Twilight Zone" is on YouTube for free. It's an hour long.
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(WARNING: It's rated TV-MA for strong language . . . which means there's an F-bomb within the first few minutes.)
A $65,000 Table Has Wood from the "Shawshank Redemption" Tree
Remember how the 200-year-old oak tree from "The Shawshank Redemption" had to be cut down two years ago after being damaged in a storm? Well, now the WOOD from that tree is being turned into some high-end furniture.
Several tables are being made, and there's already one potential buyer who's a HUGE fan of the movie. He's reportedly agreed to pay $65,000 for a big table, and has already dropped $24,000 on two other smaller ones from the same tree.
The centerpiece table includes stills from the movie . . . including shots of Andy and Red . . . and has an inscription that says, "Crafted from The Shawshank Oak Tree."
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