Today gives moviegoers a new, international trailer for Joss Whedon’s follow-up to The Avengers titled Much Ado About Nothing. The project is billed as Shakespearean in tone as it stars Amy Acker, Nathan Fillion, Clark Gregg, and many more in this contemporary-set story. Release is set for June 7.
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Joss Whedon, aka captain of the ship, seemed unenthused to say the least when IGN asked him about the rumor point blank during press for his Shakespearian comedy Much Ado About Nothing. His response was as follows: “Um, well, I’m really not supposed to comment, but no, that’s nonsense.” The footage after the jump. Continue Reading
Whedon basically goes out on a limb here and tells MTV that Gunn really does these types of pics well. Hit the jump for the video interview that might calm a few worries that Guardians could be the first real dud from Marvel Studios. Continue Reading
This is going to be a move met with great enthusiasm from the Marvel Studios fanbase who absolutely could not imagine this franchise being pulled off nearly as well with any other director. That said, there has been sentiment voiced by Whedon that he himself was unsure of returning. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator was not quite sure if he had a story–something we movie fans never seem to understand, but hear time and time again from a variety of directors. Continue Reading
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Check out the first trailer for Joss Whedon’s follow-up to The Avengers. It is certainly no big budget actioner by any means, but this should satisfy Whedon fans who want to see him outside of the Marvel walls. This may not happen again for some time though as the director who made his name in television is now at the reins of the entire comic book universe for the studio, so suck in the Shakespearian adaptation. 
Well, it looks like Latino-Review is about to lose a whole lot of credibility as the folks over there have been landing big exclusive after big exclusive, and at least one of them appears to be dead wrong. The website for breaking word of the Guardians of the Galaxy movie before Marvel’s big Comic-Con reveal ran a big exclusive last month saying that the Illuminati and Planet Hulk would loom large in The Avengers going forward. It turns out that was a load of BS, not unlike the blog’s story on Black Panther last summer.
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Most of Hollywood has already weighed in on the upcoming general election, and many side with Obama but one big name is coming out in support of Mitt…sarcastically, of course. The mind behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly and The Avengers is 100% on board with the GOP candidate for President because it should help usher in the zombie apocalypse much better than another round of his liberal counterpart. Hit the jump for some elaboration from director Joss Whedon. 
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Breaking news tonight out of the Disney quarterly earnings call. Disney CEO Bog Iger has made it official that The Avengers director Joss Whedon would be returning to helm the film’s sequel which he will also write. No date has been announced, so the operating assumption of a May 2015 release looks to be still in play as the earliest reports on the matter have all suggested.
Many people are huge fans of Joss Whedon’s Dr. Horrible Sing-Along Blog and the television world has made a note of that. Starting this October, viewers can catch it on the small screen as the CW will air it. This is only fitting considering the broadcaster pretty much gave birth to Whedon as the cult hero he is today by airing Buffy the Vampire Slayer for seven seasons. 
The Avengers is set to pass the $600 million domestic mark sometime today which provides us a chance to honor director Joss Whedon who has just joined an exclusive club that previously only catered to James Cameron. 
The Avengers released over the weekend, and perhaps one of the great small stories to come from the movie’s runaway success is that cult-favorite director Joss Whedon has finally arrived. The superhero-lead feature has grossed $226.3 million in its first four days of theatrical release which is a number good enough to guarantee the man’s employment for a long, long time.