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Did you missed the TV spots for “Battleship”, “John Carter”, and other sci-fi films during the Super Bowl this Sunday? Hey, I can see that happening. What with the game going on, the running to the bathrooms between punts, the eating your brains out, the getting all bloated from all the eating and sitting on the coach and then having to run to the bathroom. It’s a vicious cycle, to be sure. Thankfully for you, we have those TV spots below.
You gotta figure that given the Japanese’s love for all things sci-fi, “Battleship” and “John Carter” should do reasonably well in that country. The studio probably realizes that, too, because here are two specially made Japanese trailers for the two upcoming sci-fi films.
Following up on those new images for Peter Berg’s “Battleship” comes a new, insanely explosive theatrical trailer and poster for the film. Check them out below.
Universal has released a handful of new swanky images for Peter Berg’s “Battleship”. Check them out, won’t you?
Or more accurate, “Battleship: Transformers”? Well, it seems to have parts of “Battle: Los Angeles” and “Transformers” in there somewhere. Check out the first teaser trailer for Peter Berg’s “Battleship”, based on the game of the same name. Well not really, but you know, the title is the same and such.
Chalk up another actor to Peter Berg’s alien invasion on the high seas movie “Battleship”. (At this point, can we stop even pretending this movie has even anything to do with the board game of the same name? Good. Let’s movie on.)
More set images from the Hawaii set of Peter Berg’s “Battleship”.
I’m guessing we’re getting a lot of set images from the movie because R&B singer Rihanna is in it, because I’m pretty sure the paparazzi could care less about a big-budget sci-fi movie about aliens invading our seas.
It looks like production on Peter Berg’s ocean-set alien invasion movie “Battleship” is in full swing, because here are pictures of R&B singer Rihanna on the set of the film, all dressed up for her role as, apparently, a Navy crewman. Via Screencave.
“Battleship” co-stars Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgard, and supermodel Brooklyn Decker.
Peter Berg’s big-budget “Battleship” (supposedly it’s heading out to sea with a $200 million budget or thereabouts) has added a fresh face to its cast: Sports Illustrated and Victoria’s Secret supermodel Brooklyn Decker.
Peter Berg’s alien invasion movie “Battleship” has added a noob in R&B singer Rihanna, who will be making her feature film debut on the big-budget action movie.
Taylor Kitsch, soon to be seen in “John Carter Of Mars” and who you may remember as Gambit in “Wolverine” has gotten himself a new gig in the Peter Berg directed “Battleship” somehow based on the Hasbro game.
Gasp! Shudder! Peter Berg’s tale of high seas alien battles “Battleship” won’t be shot in 3D. Or at least, there’s no plan to do so right now as the film gears up for production, but that could very well change after the film is in the can, as studios can now pay a hefty check to get their films “3D-ized” on a whim. Of course, the chances are that the film will end up as 3D, and as much as I hate the fad, the movie’s action would definitely lend itself to the process. Hell, at least making “Battleship” 3D makes more sense than, say, 90% of the bullshit that Hollywood is currently turning into a 3D movie.
In another one of those endless “road to the Oscars” articles that you’re going to be deluged with on, well, the road the Ocars, there is this Reuters article that offers up a very brief mention of “The Hurt Locker” star Jeremy Renner, who has been nominated for a Best Actor in the movie, in talks to board Peter Berg’s big-screen adaptation of “Battleship”. If the idea of a movie based on the “You sunk my battleship!” game gives you the giggles, then you haven’t read what Berg has planned. It’s got aliens. It’s got an invasion. It’s got coolness. And now, potentially, it may have gotten Jeremy Renner.
Apparently someone over at Universal is really anxious to get the fanboys on the side of their “Battleship” movie with Peter Berg, because they recently flew a bunch of bloggers to an honest to goodness battleship to talk to Peter Berg about the upcoming movie. On a private yet, no less. (Gee, I guess my invitation got lost in the mail. Stupid mailman, always losing my studio invitations.) According to Berg, his vision of a live-action “Battleship” movie will, indeed, involve an alien war as we’ve heard. Which means, er, I guess they’re expanding just a tad from the game.
It’s been known for awhile now that Peter Berg is set to direct a film strangely based on the famous Hasbro board game Battleship. Other than the whole ship on ship naval war concept I’m not sure there can be much more to adapting the board game but who knows?
