Avatar Special Edition press junket happened the other day in Los Angeles. It looks like the huge money maker still has money to make in the movie theaters starting August 27, 2010.  The studio is boasting  new footage that’s all ready to bow. It will be interesting to see how it does on the second run.

Back to the Future 25^th Anniversary re-release has got Marty in the familiar pose, the same logo and the time machine car. But this time you can see its numberplate. If you haven’t seen this movie in the theater, now is the time.

Skyline trailer is all visual because it is a teaser trailer. So you have no story and no character, just the skyline of Los Angeles.  Strause Brothers, who are known for being visual effects wizards, are the directors.

The movie is about people, who are trapped in a world filled with neon and bikes and Frisbees.

Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn, looks into his father’s disappearance and finds himself pulled into the same world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 25 years. Along with Kevin’s loyal confidant, father and son embark on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber-universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous.

Red Eagle is my kind of superhero.

Red Eagle was originally a series of films in the 1960s by mega-star Mitr Chaibancha, the original star dying in a stunt accident on the set of his final Red Eagle film.

A nuclear power plant is about to be commissioned upon the signing of corrupt and power hungry politicians. The citizens are in frenzy, as they oppose this plan but they cannot do a thing about it. And so, a hero was born, chasing down the criminals and the corrupt, killing of whatever threatens the city’s well being. He leaves a card with his name simply as “THE RED EAGLE”. However, the hero becomes the hunted, when the politicians send out their best defense, known as “THE BLACK DEMON”.

Joseph Kosinski wrote a graphic novel called “Oblivion,” which has been picked up by Disney.  The sci-fi project will act as a Kosinski directing vehicle. Kosinski partnered with Radical on the project in July 2009, although it was not set up at a studio.

According to THR, he spent the last year honing the story while putting the finishing touches on Tron; Legacy, which is shaping up to be one of the most important movies for Disney in quite a while.

“Oblivion” takes place on a future Earth, where civilization lives above the clouds and scavengers collect ancient artifacts from the polluted surface below.  A one young scavenger finds a crashed spacecraft on Earth, which leads him on a journey  filled with romance and adventure.

Kosinski’s Oblivion movie deal is in the seven figures and is said to be one the largest rights deals of the year. THR reports that Disney wants to keep Kosinski in the fold, so the seven figure deal was inevitable.

A flash in the pan, you don’t want to blink because you’ll miss the clip. No worries, you can click replay, again and again.

The Green Lantern panel at SDCC was a hit when Ryan Reynolds answered a request from a young boy.  Check it out below.

Here is a weekend treat, Monsters movie trailer. The movie was shot in Mexico and stars some fresh faces: Whitney Able and Scoot McNairy. It is written and directed by Gareth Edwards who is a visual effects person.

The movie is being released in October.

Tron Legacy trailer #2 shows a lot more without revealing the whole story.  It looks as if a CGI character of Jeff Bridges has been made to create the younger looking Kevin Flynn.  Latino Review wrote a complete review of the presentation at SDCC.  I recommend you check it out here if you want to know the production angle of the Disney movie.