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//Krusade- · 07-Feb-2010, 04:42

che, no quiero amargar a nadie, pero me da re fake ambos posters, mas aun considerando que no esta en la pag de marvel y que si no hay actor dicho para cap, como hicieron la foto?

Thanos · 07-Feb-2010, 04:57

No sé, pero con Kal-El (q.e.p.d. en el foro), vamos a ir a verla con ésta facha:

Posta, no sé si serán originales, pero están buenos igual.
Mientras no pelee con aliens nazis, todo joya.
Redskull garpa.

Evolph · 07-Feb-2010, 19:25

Ayer leía la entrevista y sí, quieren a un deconocido como el Cap, y gente con nombre para los demas papeles.
El 1 de Marzo terminaría el casting, así que ya lo tendríamos definidos.

Yo pienso, que para no recargarla, tendria que hacer, origen, alguna batalla y vemos a Red skull, y saltar al final de la guerra(y supongo que haran el cambiazo Red Skull/Zemo)
El bache en el medio lo digo por si despues, en una posible continuación o Avengers o lo que quieran, tienen ganas de poner a Bucky o a los Invaders(porque todo en una sola peli me parece mucho).

Å Buh-Bye Å

EDIT:

La entrevista en LatinoReview

Cita:

With Iron Man and The Hulk out of the Way, Iron Man 2 coming in a few months and Thor currently shooting, the last Marvel movie before the big Avengers flick is Captain America and all of the questions surrounding it, like, who is going to play Captain America?

During today's press conference for The Wolf Man, Joe Johnston spoke about Captain America, where he's at as far as pre-production, and how the casting process is coming along:

How is pre-production going on your next film (Captain America) and are you planning on casting an American?

Johnston: Casting an American? Oh yeah. Absolutely. I don't think we could make the film without an American playing the part. We may not be casting in America because we're going to London. we'll probably shoot in the UK for most of it because it takes place in Europe but ya we'll definitely be casting (an American).

Johnston also mentions that Captain America will be shot in HD. Not shot in 3D, because now studios can do that in post, but no answer if Cap would be in 3D or not.

With Captain America do you see opportunities to have a different style to it, like Sam Raimi did with Spider-Man?

Johnston: We're definitely gonna shoot it in a different way than any of the other marvel pictures that have been shot. And what I'm trying to do is look at the comics. Most of the new ones. Most of the Brubaker series and to interpret that sort of visual style into a film in a way that I think has been tried before but it's never, it always looks like it's a little too on the nose, it looks like, "Oh, they're shooting a comic book movie." and I wanna try something a little bit different.

Have you nailed down what some of the big set pieces might be yet?

Johnston: Yes. We have. Right now it's , we have to sort of pick our battles because it's a little more than we can afford right now. But there's some great action sequences.

When you have an iconic character like that, is it more about finding the right person or are Marvel and others saying, "We need a big star."

Johnston: No. we're looking for a complete unknown.

So this is not going to be a big movie star taking this part.

Johnston: I hope not. I hope it'll be somebody that we discover and has never been, has probably been in something, but you won't know who he is. You won't recognize him. And we';ll surround him with more prominent names. That's who we're looking for. Will we find him? I don't know. It's tough.

Do you know when the goal is to have the casting done?

Johnston: March 1st.

También hablo con LA Times sobre el traje y el origen:

Y segun CHUD los Invaders van a aparecer de la mitad de la peli en adelante.

Thanos · 09-Feb-2010, 00:47

CAPTAIN AMERICA Director Drops Some Details

While doing the press rounds for his newest film "The Wolfman," which opens in theaters this Friday, director Joe Johnston obviously knew he was going to be bombarded with questions regarding his next film.

A guy with Johnston's impressive resume, which includes directing "Jurassic Park III" and "Jumanji" and doing visual effects work on the original "Star Wars" trilogy and "Raiders of the Lost Ark," knows you don't sign on to helm a movie like "Captain America" without the expectation of being asked about it at every possible opportunity. It's a pretty safe bet the nuggets of information released during his batch of interviews were carefully screened and selected tidbits meant to whet the appetite of anxious fanboys. An amuse-bouche, if you will.

What little is known about "The First Avenger: Captain America" is that it will be set in World War II, around the time of Pearl Harbor. Johnston told Newsarama that he is well aware of the potential risk in shooting a big-budget comic book period piece, but believes it's a story the fans will appreciate seeing unfold onscreen.

"You couldn't do a modern-day Captain America," Johnston said, "and then go back and tell the World War II origin story."

The film will be bookended with scenes set in the present day that presumably will set the stage for "The Avengers" movie.

"That's the way this story ends. [Cap] is...at the end of this film, he's been brought back and been unfrozen, revived and he is definitely a fish out of water. He's a 1942 guy in 2012...it's going to be a lot of fun."

Johnston said the plot of "Captain America" will focus on young, frail Steve Rogers, and the journey he undertakes when he volunteers for the top-secret super-soldier project.

"The cool thing about him is what happens...to a guy who starts as a 98-pound weakling and then, five minutes later, is the perfect human specimen? What does that do to his psyche? That's the cool sort of subplot to the whole thing."

The director also told The Los Angeles Times that the character's distinctive costume will come about because Captain America will be part of the USO. There will be other tweaks to Cap's mythology done, "Batman Begins" style, to make the story as feasible as possible.

Johnston points out that Cap's lack of superpowers are part of what makes him such a compelling character.

"He can die, he can be injured, you know, he can't see through walls and fly and do any of that stuff," he said. "We have some great action sequences that stay within the laws of physics...but he's not Superman."

Johnston, who prefers Ed Brubaker's current run on the series to the Cap stories of the 1960s and 70s, admits he wasn't a huge fan of the character or of comic books in general. But he believes that will serve him well on this project.

"I don't think you necessarily want the world's biggest Captain America fan to be directing this film," he said.

Johnston mentioned that one reason he wanted to do the origin story first was because the sequels would take place in the present day. That would indicate that the 'fish out of water' story element mentioned earlier (and which was a key subplot of 1960s Captain America stories) will play a prominent role.

Also, while discussing sequels about a movie that hasn't even cast its title star, let alone shot two frames of film, may appear somewhat presumptive, who are we kidding?

Clunky title notwithstanding, "The First Avenger: Captain America" is the pivotal piece in the entire Marvel movie puzzle. For an "Avengers" movie to succeed, Cap has to be a multiplex hero. Which is why it's not surprising to hear Johnston say the movie will feature links to the rest of what will become the Marvel Universe's most renowned super-team.

"We have stuff in our movie that relates to "Thor," and we have stuff that relates to "Iron Man" and the fun is integrating it into the story. If you're a fan, you'll get it and you'll recognize it. If you're not a fan, it just becomes part of the story. We're sort of integrating 3-4 things that are links to the rest of the Marvel Universe. It’s not really difficult. The challenge is to make it seamless, and so it doesn't feel out of context."

"The First Avenger: Captain America" arrives in theaters summer of 2011.

______

Así que bueno, vamos a ver una historia del origen del capi, desde que era un enclenque, le dan el suero, y va a la WWII.
Van a haber "flashes" del presente pero nada más, la idea sería que la peli termine cuando el Capi es descongelado en el presente, cosa de que para una secuela (Avengers), tengamos al "Capi en un mundo nuevo y desconocido", no a alguien 100% acostumbrado a estos tiempos.

La idea me gusta muchísimo.

Evolph · 09-Feb-2010, 01:04

Lo único raro(aunque no queda tan mal en el personaje), es que Rogers sea parte del USO, que eran los que hacian shows y discursos y esas boludeces para "subirles la moral" a los soldados.
Bien ahí que tome como referente al Cap de Brubaker.

Å Buh-Bye Å

Thanos · 09-Feb-2010, 18:49

Completamente, yo coincido totalmente en que el Cap de Brubaker es 19034912341234 más copado e interesante que el cap clásico.

Anton- · 25-Feb-2010, 20:24

Posibles nombre para el rol de Esteve Rogers
Novela de nunca terminar

Cita:

FUENTE:
http://movies.ign.com/articles/107/1071789p1.html

Evolph · 25-Feb-2010, 23:57

El de The Office y el de One Tree Hill son cualquiera.
Pero igual esta lista es un rumor todavía... mientras no elijan a Ben Affleck ni a

todo bien XD.

Å Buh-Bye Å

Thanos · 26-Feb-2010, 00:16

A ninguno de esos, les falta comer a eso' gile'.

Evolph · 26-Feb-2010, 17:30

Más rumores.
Parece que despues del fracaso de The Wolfman, Marvel/Disney estarían pensando retrasar la peli del Cap. Para distanciar las películas de Johnston? O para darles tiempo para pegarle una patada en el culo y encontrar otro director?
Esperemos que sean sólo eso, rumores, y que no afecten a la calidad de la movie.

Å Buh-Bye Å

07-Feb-2010, 04:42	#11 (permalink)
//Krusade- YOHOHOOHOHOHO~ Fecha de Ingreso: November-2005 Ubicación: Casi seguro que en mi casa Mensajes: 3.818 Reputación: 4340	che, no quiero amargar a nadie, pero me da re fake ambos posters, mas aun considerando que no esta en la pag de marvel y que si no hay actor dicho para cap, como hicieron la foto? __________________

07-Feb-2010, 04:57	#12 (permalink)
Thanos No one can Know Fecha de Ingreso: February-2005 Ubicación: Earth-616 Mensajes: 13.317 Reputación: 10031	No sé, pero con Kal-El (q.e.p.d. en el foro), vamos a ir a verla con ésta facha: Posta, no sé si serán originales, pero están buenos igual. Mientras no pelee con aliens nazis, todo joya. Redskull garpa. __________________ Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador Comics y Cartoons \|\| SMod - Foro Kaze Última edición por Thanos; 07-Feb-2010 a las 04:58

09-Feb-2010, 00:47	#14 (permalink)
Thanos No one can Know Fecha de Ingreso: February-2005 Ubicación: Earth-616 Mensajes: 13.317 Reputación: 10031	CAPTAIN AMERICA Director Drops Some Details While doing the press rounds for his newest film "The Wolfman," which opens in theaters this Friday, director Joe Johnston obviously knew he was going to be bombarded with questions regarding his next film. A guy with Johnston's impressive resume, which includes directing "Jurassic Park III" and "Jumanji" and doing visual effects work on the original "Star Wars" trilogy and "Raiders of the Lost Ark," knows you don't sign on to helm a movie like "Captain America" without the expectation of being asked about it at every possible opportunity. It's a pretty safe bet the nuggets of information released during his batch of interviews were carefully screened and selected tidbits meant to whet the appetite of anxious fanboys. An amuse-bouche, if you will. What little is known about "The First Avenger: Captain America" is that it will be set in World War II, around the time of Pearl Harbor. Johnston told Newsarama that he is well aware of the potential risk in shooting a big-budget comic book period piece, but believes it's a story the fans will appreciate seeing unfold onscreen. "You couldn't do a modern-day Captain America," Johnston said, "and then go back and tell the World War II origin story." The film will be bookended with scenes set in the present day that presumably will set the stage for "The Avengers" movie. "That's the way this story ends. [Cap] is...at the end of this film, he's been brought back and been unfrozen, revived and he is definitely a fish out of water. He's a 1942 guy in 2012...it's going to be a lot of fun." Johnston said the plot of "Captain America" will focus on young, frail Steve Rogers, and the journey he undertakes when he volunteers for the top-secret super-soldier project. "The cool thing about him is what happens...to a guy who starts as a 98-pound weakling and then, five minutes later, is the perfect human specimen? What does that do to his psyche? That's the cool sort of subplot to the whole thing." The director also told The Los Angeles Times that the character's distinctive costume will come about because Captain America will be part of the USO. There will be other tweaks to Cap's mythology done, "Batman Begins" style, to make the story as feasible as possible. Johnston points out that Cap's lack of superpowers are part of what makes him such a compelling character. "He can die, he can be injured, you know, he can't see through walls and fly and do any of that stuff," he said. "We have some great action sequences that stay within the laws of physics...but he's not Superman." Johnston, who prefers Ed Brubaker's current run on the series to the Cap stories of the 1960s and 70s, admits he wasn't a huge fan of the character or of comic books in general. But he believes that will serve him well on this project. "I don't think you necessarily want the world's biggest Captain America fan to be directing this film," he said. Johnston mentioned that one reason he wanted to do the origin story first was because the sequels would take place in the present day. That would indicate that the 'fish out of water' story element mentioned earlier (and which was a key subplot of 1960s Captain America stories) will play a prominent role. Also, while discussing sequels about a movie that hasn't even cast its title star, let alone shot two frames of film, may appear somewhat presumptive, who are we kidding? Clunky title notwithstanding, "The First Avenger: Captain America" is the pivotal piece in the entire Marvel movie puzzle. For an "Avengers" movie to succeed, Cap has to be a multiplex hero. Which is why it's not surprising to hear Johnston say the movie will feature links to the rest of what will become the Marvel Universe's most renowned super-team. "We have stuff in our movie that relates to "Thor," and we have stuff that relates to "Iron Man" and the fun is integrating it into the story. If you're a fan, you'll get it and you'll recognize it. If you're not a fan, it just becomes part of the story. We're sort of integrating 3-4 things that are links to the rest of the Marvel Universe. It’s not really difficult. The challenge is to make it seamless, and so it doesn't feel out of context." "The First Avenger: Captain America" arrives in theaters summer of 2011. ______ Así que bueno, vamos a ver una historia del origen del capi, desde que era un enclenque, le dan el suero, y va a la WWII. Van a haber "flashes" del presente pero nada más, la idea sería que la peli termine cuando el Capi es descongelado en el presente, cosa de que para una secuela (Avengers), tengamos al "Capi en un mundo nuevo y desconocido", no a alguien 100% acostumbrado a estos tiempos. La idea me gusta muchísimo. __________________ Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador Comics y Cartoons \|\| SMod - Foro Kaze

09-Feb-2010, 01:04	#15 (permalink)
Evolph Last Gleaming Fecha de Ingreso: February-2007 Ubicación: Sunnydale, CA Mensajes: 2.488 Reputación: 7458	Lo único raro(aunque no queda tan mal en el personaje), es que Rogers sea parte del USO, que eran los que hacian shows y discursos y esas boludeces para "subirles la moral" a los soldados. Bien ahí que tome como referente al Cap de Brubaker. Å Buh-Bye Å __________________ >>>>>>>>>>>>Comics de la semana<<<<<<<<<<<< Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador << Comics y Cartoons >> Kaze

09-Feb-2010, 18:49	#16 (permalink)
Thanos No one can Know Fecha de Ingreso: February-2005 Ubicación: Earth-616 Mensajes: 13.317 Reputación: 10031	Completamente, yo coincido totalmente en que el Cap de Brubaker es 19034912341234 más copado e interesante que el cap clásico. __________________ Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador Comics y Cartoons \|\| SMod - Foro Kaze

25-Feb-2010, 23:57	#18 (permalink)
Evolph Last Gleaming Fecha de Ingreso: February-2007 Ubicación: Sunnydale, CA Mensajes: 2.488 Reputación: 7458	El de The Office y el de One Tree Hill son cualquiera. Pero igual esta lista es un rumor todavía... mientras no elijan a Ben Affleck ni a todo bien XD. Å Buh-Bye Å __________________ >>>>>>>>>>>>Comics de la semana<<<<<<<<<<<< Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador << Comics y Cartoons >> Kaze Última edición por Evolph; 26-Feb-2010 a las 00:50

26-Feb-2010, 00:16	#19 (permalink)
Thanos No one can Know Fecha de Ingreso: February-2005 Ubicación: Earth-616 Mensajes: 13.317 Reputación: 10031	A ninguno de esos, les falta comer a eso' gile'. __________________ Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador Comics y Cartoons \|\| SMod - Foro Kaze

26-Feb-2010, 17:30	#20 (permalink)
Evolph Last Gleaming Fecha de Ingreso: February-2007 Ubicación: Sunnydale, CA Mensajes: 2.488 Reputación: 7458	Más rumores. Parece que despues del fracaso de The Wolfman, Marvel/Disney estarían pensando retrasar la peli del Cap. Para distanciar las películas de Johnston? O para darles tiempo para pegarle una patada en el culo y encontrar otro director? Esperemos que sean sólo eso, rumores, y que no afecten a la calidad de la movie. Å Buh-Bye Å __________________ >>>>>>>>>>>>Comics de la semana<<<<<<<<<<<< Kaze Comics [Blog] Moderador << Comics y Cartoons >> Kaze

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