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AMC, Regal and Cinemark account for nearly 12,000 screens at 881 locations across the US. The film is due to open Stateside on May 3.

Mafro wrote:Halle Berry was just lazy as strawberry float casting in the first place anyway.

Mafro wrote:No complaints from me

HM wrote:

Mafro wrote:Halle Berry was just lazy as strawberry float casting in the first place anyway.

Mafro wrote:No complaints from me

Mafro wrote:

HM wrote:

Mafro wrote:Halle Berry was just lazy as strawberry float casting in the first place anyway.

Mafro wrote:No complaints from me

I said that about Scarlett Johansson in Iron Man 2, not sure what it's got to do with this

There’s not much to report as yet, but it’s an interesting technicality. The movie rights to Daredevil have reverted from 20th Century Fox to Marvel Studios and Disney.

Kevin Feige confirmed the situation when speaking with Newsarama at the Iron Man 3 junket. He gave no indication of what this will mean, however.

With Ant Man coming, and Luke Cage and Black Panther somewhere in the pipeline, we might see things at Marvel go a lot more “street level” for a stretch.

Or, with legal dramas being a TV standby and Agents of SHIELD coming along, perhaps they’ll give the man without fear a shot at small screen glory?

Mafro wrote:Hasn't that been known about since last October?

Ginga wrote:Anything Halle Berry is in is awful.

Preezy wrote:

Ginga wrote:Anything Halle Berry is in is awful.

Take it you've never seen Monsters Ball?

Great film, and dat sex scene

Ginga wrote:

Preezy wrote:

Ginga wrote:Anything Halle Berry is in is awful.

Take it you've never seen Monsters Ball?

Great film, and dat sex scene

Yes, no and do not want.

Academy Award for Actress in a Leading Role, Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, National Board of Review Award for Best Actress

Ginga wrote:

Preezy wrote:

Ginga wrote:Anything Halle Berry is in is awful.

Take it you've never seen Monsters Ball?

Great film, and dat sex scene

Yes, no and do not want.

Dowbocop wrote:Punisher's back with Marvel as well I believe. He needs to be in on any street-level Marvel shenanigans.

Alvin Flummux wrote:

Michael Bay denies 'Armageddon' apology: "I'm proud of the movie"

Michael Bay has posted a statement online regarding comments he was said to have made about Armageddon. The director recently appeared to publicly apologise for his 1998 disaster movie, being quoted as saying that he would "redo the entire third act" if he had the chance.

The 48-year-old was alleged to have told The Miami Herald: "I will apologise for Armageddon, because we had to do the whole movie in 16 weeks. It was a massive undertaking. That was not fair to the movie. "But the studio literally took the movie away from us. It was terrible. My visual effects supervisor had a nervous breakdown, so I had to be in charge of that. "I called James Cameron and asked 'What do you do when you're doing all the effects yourself?' But the movie did fine."

However, Bay has since written a post on Shoot for the Edit - the official Michael Bay forum - titled "I'm Proud of Armageddon". In the statement, Bay, who is currently promoting new movie Pain & Gain, claims that the journalist went "too far in reporting false information", and that his "words and meaning" in the interview were twisted. He said that he would "not in the slightest" apologise for the movie, which starred Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler and grossed $553 million (£363m) worldwide.

Bay added: "What I clearly said to the reporter is I wish I had more time to edit the film, specifcally the the third act (sic). "He asked me in effect what would you change if you could in your movies if you could go back. I said, I wish we had a few more weeks in the edit room on Armageddon. "And still today Armageddon, is still one of the most shown movies on cable TV. And yes, I'm proud of the movie. Enough said."

Pedro wrote:

Dowbocop wrote:Punisher's back with Marvel as well I believe. He needs to be in on any street-level Marvel shenanigans.

Punisher movies shouldn't ever be set in the same universe as the Avengers. It's almost always a problem in the comics and I'd find even harder to match the tone in a movie.

Daredevil could be a great movie, but I think there's potential for a great HBO-level show in there.

Pedro wrote:It's the problem of the Punisher straight massacring hundreds upon hundreds of men and women. No matter there crime, can't see Captain America being okay with that blood letting on the streets of New York.