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Does anyone know any good sites where I can see the release of future Vampy/Werewolf movies?

As in the dates of them or even the plots/titles?

I know it sounds weird but I love those kinda movies!!

Probably: http://www.fangoria.com/

They're up on all the latest horror film news.

Fun at the Movies: the Incredible Hulk and Marvel Crossovers

The 2008 blockbuster hit movie, The Incredible Hulk, finally brought Hulk fans redemption for their beloved superhero. Many opinions on the movie indicate that the 2008 version was much more loyal to the comic book than the 2003 release.

Not only did the Hulk movie include staples to the Hulk universe such as Doc Sampson and the Abomination, it also made references to other Marvel comic book superheroes such as Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America. What? You didn't see these guys? That's ok. These guys and a few others were around in the form of hints, allusions, and "Easter Eggs". It's a great way to setup future movies such as the Avengers, Thor, and Captain America.

Here's the list Marvel crossover references if you missed them:

* Allusion of Thor in the cave scene. A very powerful scene that reminded me of King Kong. Outside the cave, lighting and thunder raged. One of the bolts struck the Hulk prompting him to howl upwards to the sky in defiance of the elements. In Marvel universe, Thor is the god of war and thunder and many fans saw this scene as Thor measuring the Hulk before an eventual showdown.

* Stark Industries on documents in the opening sequence. Stark Industries is a weapons manufacturer owned by Tony Stark who also flies around as Iron Man.

* Tony Stark cameo (Robert Downey Jr.) at the very end scene speaking to General Ross about a new team he's putting together. The buzz online is that Stark refers to the formation of the Avengers.

* S.H.I.E.L.D. name and logo on documents in the opening montage. S.H.I.E.L.D. stands for Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-enforcement Division. It is "an extra-government intelligence and security organization dedicated to protecting the nations and peoples of Earth from all threats, terrestrial or extraterrestrial." (Marvel.com). S.H.I.E.L.D. often works with the Avengers and is led by Nick Fury. Samuel L. Jackson made a cameo in Iron Man as Nick Fury.

* S.H.I.E.L.D. logo can also be seen in the e-mail sequence when, from a gas station computer, Banner e-mailed to Mr. Blue the data of his experiments. S.H.I.E.L.D. technology intercepted the message.

* The blue serum that turned Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) into a super soldier references Captain America the first super soldier created by the US government during World War II.

* Blue serum turns Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) into a super soldier in the Hulk movie

* Blonsky's super quickness and agility coupled with his military training and experience demonstrated how Captain America would fare against a much stronger opponent like the Hulk.

* Blonsky's healing ability also demonstrates how Captain America could survived being frozen in the arctic since World War II. In the comic books, the Avengers found the body of Captain America frozen in a block of ice somewhere in the North Pole.

* Jim Wilson, one of the college students interviewed by the news media as a witness to the battle between the Hulk and the US Army, is a nephew of Sam Wilson. Sam Wilson is a superhero known as the Falcon who is a friend of Captain America. Jim Wilson also appears as a sidekick of the Incredible Hulk in other issues.

* The blue serum is clearly labeled Weapons Plus. This one is a bit of a stretch, but the program that created Wolverine is called Weapons X. Wolverine made his very first appearance in an Incredible Hulk comic book issue.

* Stan Lee cameo drinking the gamma-laced soda and falling over from poisoning. Marvel movies are known for Stan Lee cameos.

* Stanleys Pizza is the name of the restaurant where Banner stayed temporarily and where Betty first discovered his return. The name is too close to Stan Lee to be dismissed as coincidental.

* Paul Soles playing Stanleys is the voice of Spider-Man in the late 60's cartoons.

More on easter eggs in The Incredible Hulk movie are available at Planet Comic Book Radio.

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Downloading Movies Online – What you Need to Consider

Downloading movies online is available to us at many places and all can be done while we are still in pajamas at home. Online movie sales are soaring and presumably would outrun traditional off-the-shelf sales and cinema ticketing revenues in the near future. The ease of downloading movies online and the widespread use of internet in our households have fueled the growth of online movies. Simply click a few mouse buttons, and the movie can be downloaded and burnt onto a VCD or DVD for viewing at our home theater system.

For you to start downloading movies online, there are a couple of things you need to consider when selecting and signing up for a movie website.

1. Format of the Online Movie Files

Please remember to check the format of the online movie files for compatibility with your DVD player or PC movie viewing client. It is safest to sign up for websites that carry movies in the DivX format as this is one of the fastest formats in terms of downloading speeds. Other formats tend to consume quite a huge chunk of your bandwidth and people have complained about how slow it can be to download movies. There are sites that are packed with ready to play movie formats and these are the most convenient places for downloading movies online.

2. Burning of Movie on CD/DVD

Depending on whether you want to burn your movie onto a CD or DVD, it is good to look through the instructions and notes at the site. Find out if they facilitate burning of the movies on CDs. CDs are cheaper if you are downloading movies online to amass a huge collection. But in terms of quality, DVDs are still way better and I would encourage you to get a fast DVD burner if you intend to create a special private movie collection.

3. Picture Quality

The picture quality is of absolute importance. It is going to be a huge disappointment when you realize that the downloaded movie images are so fuzzy that you cannot make any sense out of the show. What a waste of time and effort! Go for DVD quality movies as these are now available at several popular download sites. Downloading movies online should be an enjoyable experience. Don’t let poor picture quality ruin the experience.

4. Movie Selection

Make sure that they offer the latest movie releases. It is our duty as consumers to read the web content and clarify with the sites that this is so. There are sites that offer only old classics and movie hits in the 70s and 80s, while others provide almost any kind of movies, even home videos.

5. Pricing

It is good to look around and compare the prices of downloading movies online. Some websites will charge you per download or monthly subscription. There are also many others which charge you a flat rate to download unlimited movies.

Downloading movies online can be hassle-free if you know what to do. Pick up more hot tips from my blog and read about the favorite movie sites of today.

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Don't you think there will not be enough good movies or no movies at all in the future?

From the past decades, we are getting Entertainment mostly from movies, songs etc. Without it, we might die of boredness!!! So many peoples are coming up with many ideas, stories, poems and more just to entertain us by making it into a movie. But don't you think that in the future, there will not be much ideas, stories left for them to produce a movie? Cause you see, in a year,many, i say many movies are released. And for me, its like there ain't gonna be anymore stories left after few more years, soon... And you know what that means!! So why can't they reserve some movies, stories so that they can release it in the future or something? And one more thing, if they do want to release a lot of movies every year, where do they get all the stories from???!!! Unbelievable!

There will never be a shortage of stories. Telling a story has been tradition in mankind for eons and throughout civilizations of every kind.

Movies is just another way of telling a story. Throughout the history of film, movies have been both excellent or sucked royal eggs.

A few years after people were left wondering when the next Harry Potter would hit, Twilight came out. What will be the next Twilight?

Movies get a bad wrap because they churn out a lot of book adaptations, but they always have. Authors have original ideas (read: original enough but still sell) that scriptwriters won't have thought of. On the other hand, scriptwriters have ideas authors don't.

There are far more authors in the world than there are actual screenwriters too. I wouldn't worry about the future of movies. Gimmicks may come (and stay) or go (3-D films, IMAX conversions, select-a-scene, smell-o-vision, etc.), but the idea of the story will always remain intrinsic to what humans enjoy: escapism and reenactment.

You could argue movies *are* being held for future release. Many films are "shelved" because studios feel the films aren't ready for release (most likely at fault of the filmmakers).

But filmmaking is marketed to the audiences of today and of now. Already films take long enough to make. The split-second a book becomes a best-seller, studios are optioning the rights for the film and are dying to get into production the following week. They hope to have the film wrapped in 3 weeks and in theaters by the end of the month (this is, of course, impossible, and usually takes about a year). They have to hope the story is still sellable after such a lengthy amount of time!

Stories are endless. Everyone has a story. Some people have several stories. Some people rehash stories so you don't even recognize them. Some stories are funnier and more memorable. Others are quickly forgotten, but can be re-used.

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