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Cinemea Aisa announced today that it will be releasing Evangelion 2.0 in American Theaters in January of next year. This is in collaboration with Eleven Arts and FUNimation.
No details as to exactly when and where it will be released…
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So who wants to see some trailers?
MTV caught up to Ed Norton and was able to talk about his heartbreaking departure from the Marvel Universe. He was at the Toronto International Film Festival promoting his new movie “Stone”.
Source: MTV Splashpage
And because I just can’t seem to stop promoting this move, here’s a review of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.
When Asmik Ace announced their upcoming lineup, the primary focus was on the live adaptation of Inio Asano’s Solanin. The trailer featured Aoi Miyazaki (Nana) playing the guitar and on vocals.
Filming starts on April 25.
Source: Sports Hochi (via Tokyo Graph)
Aniplex announced today that they will premiere The Garden of Sinners: Paradox Paradigm at Anime Boston. This is the fifth movie in the series (both numerically and chronologically).
The movie is adapted from the cult novels written by Konoko Nasu, who later went on to create Tsukihime: Lunar Legend, and Fate Stay Night. The movie will premiere on the first day of the convention, which will take place from May 22nd to the 24th.
For more details about the movie or the convention go to karanokyoukai.com (Japanese) or animeboston.com (English).
I got this flyer in the mail from Right Stuf International, and decided to plug it here. For more information go to fathomevents.com.
MTV caught up to Emmy Rossum during the Sundance Festival, and talked to her about her upcoming role as Bulma in Dragonball Evolution. She was at the event to debut her new film Dare.
She says “She’s (Bulma) a lot tougher than any character I’ve ever played”. Near the end of the video she says that she’s looking forward to see how the Kamehameha turns out, and that “Justin Chatwin did it justice”.
Source: MTV Splash Page
The Pacific Asia Museum announced earlier this week that they will be holding several Samurai themed exhibitions over the next six months. The Pasadena based museum will hold its first exhibition on February 19.
Here is a brief description of each of the exhibitions:
For more information about prices and location, go to: pacificasiamuseum.org
Source: Apple