The Final 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' Trailer

After Green Lantern, I will be back at the cinemas this weekend watching this robots beat the hell out of each other.

But I feel that despite the awesome 3D scenes, it will never be the same because Megan Fox is nowhere to be seen... and instead we get an unknown Victoria's Secret model. 

My friend was able to watch the premiere for this film a couple of hours ago for free (lucky gal dammit),  and she said it was just a fine film with a lot of running, huffing-and-puffing, and sweat from Shia LeBeouf.  

Wow, I can guess that the film has a nonsense of a plot from that description. Geez.

Joseph Senior Grants My Super Kitty, Takes On Wonder Woman, TMNT, and Thor In Latest Hello Kitty Crossover Set

At last, a Superkitty!

Photoshop extraordinaire Joseph Senior continues his dreams of a world where customizable Hello Kitties will rule the world one day with his gorgeous new designs based on comic book and pop culture icons. 

Last time he visited by blog, he promised to create a Supergirl-inspired Kitty and guess what - he delivered! So big thanks to Joseph for granting my request. 

I have selected a few new favorites straight from his flickr account, so make sure you take a look at them after the jump - and most importantly, show some love for his work by liking or commenting on his gallery.

Recently, I have posted a picture of Sentinel Prime for the upcoming Michael Bay movie, Transformers: Dark of the Moon which looked awesome. Now, we've got two banners c/o Yahoo! Movies showing Shockwave and the most beloved Chevy Camaro - Bumblebee in action. These pictures are in high-def and they look really good. 

Its gonna be bad-ass everyone, i'm telling 'ya.

[from SuperHeroHype via Yahoo! Movies]

Transformers:Dark of the Moon's Sentinel Prime

Bleeding Cool has posted a very cool looking Sentinel Prime that we will be seeing in the upcoming Michael Bay movie:

Isn't that amazing or what? 

Even more amazing is the fact that we're definitely going to see this big guy move, transform, act and kick-some ass with every piece of nut and bolt moving every second thanks those ridiculously good.... awesome CGI artists and directors. The hell with the story and crappy "Dark Moon" title, as long as we get to see out of this world action sequences.

Its gonna be awesome. 

The film is scheduled for release on July 1, 2011 in the US.

2011 Superhero Film Galore List!

The time is fast approaching for the releases most-awaited comic book movie adaptations and to be honest, I think this year is the biggest of them all because we've got 4 big named characters showing up in latex, spandex, gloves, and a toy hammers.

Marvel is really stepping it up and is continuing their Marvel Cinematic Universe by releasing two of their biggest characters on the silver screen, while DC has finally gave one emerald police his chance to shine. Plus the battle of car transforming robots will continue to wage on for the third time and one of comic's most iconic mutant teams will tell their own beginnings during the 1960s. 

Here's the list of movies we've all been waiting for to get our eyes on (more movies after the jump):

(Now I'm wondering how am I going to watch all of these in theaters.. sheesh.)

Thor - May 6, 2011

Our Mjolnir-weilding thunder god's origins will finally be revealed after seeing his hammer at the end of Iron Man 2. 

Stars Chris Hemsworth as Thor and a recently knocked-up-by-a-ballet-dancer-but-still-hot Natalie Portman. Directed by Kenneth Branagh.

I think this is better than Marvel's official poster. 

X-Men: First Class - June 3, 2011

Another origin story for our favorite mutant team of all time set in the 1960s. Its going to be weird seeing Charles Xavier with a load of hair on his feared telephatic head. Its Wesley Gibson with uber-telekenetic powers baby! 

Will star James McAvoy (Xavier), Michael Fessbender (Magneto), January Jones (Emma Frost) and a bunch of other guys that I don't know. Directed by Michael Vaughan.

The Cars That Were The Original Autobots (Transformers)

Since a new Transformer movie is going to come out, let's take a look at a cool presentation courtesy of our guys from carinsurance.org that lists virtually every Autobot from the  1984-1987 Transformers cartoon show and their respective cars they were when they're not on robot mode. Although  Michael Bay's  versions are cool in their own right, nothing can beat the awesome vintage feel of the original that just made a generation of kids stick to their TV sets and hum that familiar Transformer's music.

Now I finally know what Optimus Prime was as a big wheeler. Sweet. Check out the well researched infographic for more car-robot geekness after the jump: