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The entrance to the Amsterdam theater in New York City’s Times Square used to feature a giant purple ad, that featured the genie-inspired logo for the musical. When I was there, patrons and even just passers-by on the streets would stop to take a photo on the wall.
Disney has now upgraded that wall to make it an actual photo-op featuring the Cave of Wonders and a magic lamp. Watch the installation video here:
There’s a whole amazing scene to take your photos with, but people seem to be focusing on the magic lamp:
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To summarize the majority of what we see in the trailer, our heroes will be pit against the world. It seems that they will be facing off against Baron Von Strucker early in the film. My guess is this leads to the protesters that we saw in the first trailer and in this trailer. Obviously it seems the popularity of the Avengers is starting to dip.
This is further confirmed by how Captain America is acting throughout the trailer. I would guess that he gets very upset about this. After all, he came from a time when America was united as one against a common enemy. Now he lives in an age where the good guys could be bad guys and vice versa. With direct opposition from those he is trying to protect, Cap is going to be struggling with the idea he is doing more harm than good.
For Stan Lee’s next Marvel cameo he will travel back in time to 1946 an appear in Agent Carter. He gets around quite a lot for a 92 year old man. But it must be great seeing the characters you had a hand in creating continue living on in media beyond paper and ink.
Here are a couple shots taken of Lee on set.
You’ll have to wait until the January 27th episode to see Stan in action.
For a preview of tonight’s episode of Agent Carter expect to see the hunt for Howard Stark, who’s innocence Agent Carter is trying to prove, heat up.
The Avengers: Age of Ultron wasn’t the only Disney movie to have a new trailer drop during the College Football National Championship, Disney’s 2015 sports feel-good movie McFarland, USA also had a new trailer.
I’ll admit that looks much better than I thought it would be. Kevin Costner can always be counted to put in a solid performance in movies like this and, while the formula may look familiar, the story isn’t.
Marvel has shared 10 new images from the movie and behind-the-scenes on the set of Ant-Man. The movie introduces Marvel’s smallest super-hero in the form of Scott Lang. Lang takes on the Ant-Man suit after meeting its inventor Hank Pym.
Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and his mentor Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) in Marvel’s Ant-Man
Concept Artwork from Rodney Fuentebella
Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and his mentor Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) have a chat