Did you come across the phrase Valar Morghulis?
Chances are that you might be hearing it a bit more often. Game of Thrones starts to embrace the magic aspect not only within its storylines but also when it comes to marketing strategies. HBO has now released the official poster for Season 4 and it keeps the white tone of Season 3 (contrary to the black themed first two posters) but more importantly it features a creature that might start to talk this Season:
Out of all the Marvel movies Thor was the one I was most surprised by and after the original Iron Man I consider it to be the best movie of Marvel studios. So I am very much looking forward to the second installment where we hopefully will have even more godly action and less earth-interaction.
Marvel has released a poster for Thor: The Dark World and promises a trailer next week:
Star Trek heads Into Darkness this May and the promotion is in full gear.
Via apple.com 3 high resolution posters have been released featuring Spock in a volcano, Uhura on the Klingon homeplanet Qo’nos and a crashing Enterprise. More after the jump
In what can only be described as a surprising turn of events Disney has acquired Lucasfilm. What is even more interesting that they have also announced that Star Wars: Episode VII is slated for a 2015 release – along with the rumored Justice League and Avengers 2 this will make for one hell of a crowded summer.
After a very underwhelming poster for Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises Warner Brothers has released a few more individual posters which are a bit more exciting:
We have two advertisements that could not be more different: one is viral and therefore very discrete about its intentions, the other is a giant straightforward poster:
As a nice appetizer (since Warner Brothers knows that most people will buy the DVD/Blu Ray anyway) there has been a bunch of deleted scenes from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 that got released.
Most of them really deserve the name deleted scenes except for the short moment between Petunia. While I love this tiny moment I guess it has been deleted in favor of the brilliant non-verbal opening (aside from the Tales of the Three Brothers my favorite part of the film).
UPDATE: Wow they sure safed us from lot of “nothing happens scenes”
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Enjoy the scenes after the jump…
