Del Toro's Pacific Rim a beautiful poem to giant monstersGuillermo Del Toro started production on Pacific Rim earlier this week. The film involves destructive creatures emerging from a vortex out in the Pacific, which means that guys in giant robot suits need to stop them. (Your inner 10-year-old just nodded in approval and high-fived you.) In a recent interview with Wired, Del Toro commented:
Del Toro also discussed the idea of multiplatform storytelling, saying, "People still think of videogames, or novels, or comic books, or internet as things that support the movie or spin off of the movie, when in reality they are tools to create the universe of that particular movie. It's a single universe, and you need to think about it like that." Makes me wonder what Del Toro thinks of Rubicon (the forthcoming Seven Samurai remake) and their approach to this. There's much more discussed in the full interview, including the development of his video game inSane, the last book of The Strain Trilogy (co-authored with Chuck Hogan), and his views on the folklore of vampirism. [Via Wired] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
6:00 PM on 05.31.2013 Pacific Rim featurette shows off lots of robots, actionAs if you needed any more of a reason to be excited to see Guillermo del Toro's upcoming Summer action movie Pacific Rim, in this new behind the scenes featurette, the director talks about some of the crazy set design that w...
3:00 PM on 05.16.2013 Trailer: Pacific RimOK Pacific Rim, we get it. You're going to be awesome. This new trailer shows off even more robots punching monsters than we've seen before and it's hard to be anything but excited for this much robot on monster action....
8:00 AM on 05.03.2013 Big Pacific Rim banner poster shows off kaiju and jaegersSo that new trailer for Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim was full of awesome and boat sword. The same goes for this super-big banner poster for the film, which is the same distance as the entire length of the Golden Gate Brid...
2:00 PM on 04.05.2013 Benedict Cumberbatch joining del Toro's Crimson PeakThere really has not been any specific details’ regarding Guillermo del Toro’s next project from Legendary Pictures, Crimson Peak. The newest detail coming from Variety is that Benedict Cumberbatch is joining the ...
1:00 PM on 03.29.2013 UPDATE 2: New Pacific Rim Jaeger posters are gorgeousUPDATE 2: Now we've got all five Pacific Rim Jaegers folks! USA's Gipsy Danger and Australia's Striker Eureka! Now that you've seen them all, what do you think? I'm personally hoping they eventually combine and form a Voltron...
11:00 AM on 02.19.2013 New pics for Pacifc Rim, details on Crimson PeakWe have a couple new pics for Guillermo Del Toro's Pacific Rim here. Nothing particularly glamorous, a pic and a piece of concept art, but you take your giant fighting robots where you can get 'em. What may be of more interes...
11:00 AM on 02.18.2013 New concept art from Guillermo del Toro's Pacific RimWe're a few months away from the release of Pacific Rim, Guillermo del Toro's love letter to kaiju movies and giant robots. The movie landed the cover of Total Film, and in the magazine are some new bits of concept art. One f...
2:00 PM on 02.05.2013 Del Toro to produce Secret Garden adaptationDeadline is reporting that Guillermo Del Toro is set up to produce a version of The Secret Garden by Beasts of the Southern Wild writer Lucy Alibar. Universal snapped up the pitch amiss a battle of four studios...
12:00 PM on 02.04.2013 New images from Pacific Rim are full of sci-fi goodness!With all of those other cool Super Bowl commercials airing yesterday, you were probably thinking to yourself 'I'm sure they'll show something for Pacific Rim. Why else am I watching this silly game of sports ball?' ...
2:00 PM on 02.01.2013 Flixclusive: Why Henson shelved Del Toro's PinocchioWe just reported that Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio has been put on the back burner by the Jim Henson Company. The film's co-writer, Gris Grimly, tweeted that the box office numbers on Frankenweenie were partially to blame f...
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