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As he did for Helvetica's namesake typeface, Gary Hustwit gathered the world's top designers for his forthcoming documentary Objectified, telling the story of the magic behind the objects we use every day.
Posted by Nick Broughall at 4:00 PM on December 17, 2008
Looks like there's something for everybody in the new X-Men Origins: Wolverine film: Explosions for the guys, Hugh Jackman beefcake for the ladies, and the inevitable mountains of merchandising for the kids. This is now wrestling with Star Trek for the number three spot on my list for most exciting movie of 2009, right behind Watchmen and Terminator Salvation. Looks like another bumper year for films in 2009...
Here's the new Watchmen international trailer, featuring a decent amount of new footage, including Dr. Manhattan turning a tank back into the parts from whence it came. Man, I can't wait for this movie. [io9}
Oh boy! Here's the first full length trailer for Terminator: Salvation, apparently leaked from Japan. It's loaded up with all sorts of scary new robots built for the destruction of humanity.
I just watched Bond and caught the new Star Trek trailer, which was conveniently on YouTube when I got home for repeat viewing and "Woo! Woo!" action. [YouTube]
There's a new Watchmen trailer and this time around the blurry blue gonads are GONE. That's right, Dr. Manhattan's CG wang has been edited out by true-to-comic hating censors. But don't let half-second flashes (or the lack of them) of superhero man meat let you down, the rest of the trailer contains explosions, arse kicking, and proof that the Silk Spectre can do more than just strut around and kiss people.
The geniuses at Pixar have a new movie due out next summer called Up, and the first full trailer for it just hit the web. It's about a 78-year-old man named Carl Fredricksen who travels the world via his house and a bunch of balloons. It's a definite change of pace from Pixar's past movies, and I can't say I get too jazzed up watching the trailer, but as their track record is pretty damn good I think I'll give them the benefit of the doubt on this.
OK, so Frank Miller is a famous comic book turned movie guy, who wrote such famous books as 300 and Sin City, the latter of which he turned into a cool movie. Now, the studios have let him off his leash and are letting him make what appears to be an insane disaster of a movie called The Spirit. The newest trailer is below, and if anyone can explain to me just what the hell is going on with Samuel L. Jackson in this thing I would really appreciate it. Thanks Jason Chen for the lovely graphic.
So you've seen John Connor and you've met Marcus Wright, but where are the stills of the robots? Lucky for us, one intrepid Gizmodo reader searched through the Hi-res trailer to find us a good picture of what humanity's up against. Check out the colour corrected version! Is that bot wearing... cargo pants? [Terminator: Salvation at Giz] - Thanks Dimitris Karakatsanis!
This is the first look at Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), the major wild card character in the upcoming fourth installment in the Terminator series. Rumours abound about Marcus' background - and humanness - but most of them are too spoilerific to post here, so let's just go with what we know and see: he's a major character, he's not John Connor, he looks pretty serious and maybe, just maybe, there's frayed a wire poking out from beneath his clavicle. I mean, it's probably just his shirt, but it's pretty suggestive. In other words, ladies and gentlemen, we might have ourselves a new Arnie. [Terminator Salvation on Giz]
There's a new Watchmen trailer and this time around the blurry blue gonads are GONE. That's right, Dr. Manhattan's CG wang has been edited out by true-to-comic hating censors. But don't let half-second flashes (or the lack of them) of superhero man meat let you down, the rest of the trailer contains explosions, arse kicking, and proof that the Silk Spectre can do more than just strut around and kiss people.