The Morning Roundup: New Indy 4 Pics, New G.I. Joe Pics, New Mummy Pics
Written by: Tony Lazlo, CC2K Staff Writer
New promotional art for several highly anticipated Hollywood movies have hit the web this morning. We've also got word that a well received new AMC series is returning for a sophomore season.
Remember that report about Marvel's upcoming slate of movies? Hollywood Reporter has an update, and it looks like Thor is already looking for a new director – Matthew Vaughn's out. Also, Iron Man's success has stirred change at the top ranks of Marvel.
AMC is renewing the series Breaking Bad.
Esai Morales has been cast as Bill Adama's dad in the SciFi Channel's upcoming series Caprica.
In crucial Mummy-related news, we also got word about director Rob Cohen's new blog for The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, as well as a slew of new production stills.
A slew of new promotional pics for G.I. Joe hit the web.
Also, some new images from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystall Skull have emerged online, as well. Damn – does Karen Allen age?
Universal has unveiled a new one-sheet for Mamma Mia (below), plus: If your mom's a huge ABBA fan, you can send her a Mamma Mia-themed e-card from the movie's official website.
Here come the goofy viral promotions for Mike Myers' upcoming comedy The Love Guru, including a book club from the titular guru, a site dedicated to the guru's mantra, "mariska hargitay," and a Facebook page for the guru.
Author: Tony Lazlo, CC2K Staff Writer
Robert J. Peterson is a writer and web developer living in Los Angeles. A Tennessee native, he graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He’s written for newspapers and websites all over the country, including the Marin Independent Journal, the Telluride Daily Planet, CC2KOnline.com, Offscreen, and Geekscape.net. He co-hosts the podcasts Make It So and Hiram’s Lodge. He’s appeared as a pop-culture guru on the web talk shows Comics on Comics, The Fanbase Press Week In Review, Collider Heroes, ScreenJunkies TV Fights, and Fandom Planet. He’s the founder of California Coldblood Books.
