Uma Thurman, Liv Tyler, and Patti Stanger attended the “2012 Room To Grow Fundraising Gala” at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City… and wow did the ladies look lovely as they left the event! Always keeping it classy the ladies greeted fans as they left the gala. “Like” us on Facebook @ facebook.com
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As anyone would imagine, the Giants’ flight home last night was a happy one. The Super Bowl champs danced and made up a “I got a ring, you got a ring!” song. [via Mark Herzlich on YouTube ] Please follow Sports Page on Twitter and Facebook . Join the conversation about this story » See Also: The One Number That Tells You Why The Patriots Will Win The Coin Toss On Sunday The Giants Had ‘Good Luck Pizzas’… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Business Insider Discovery Date : 06/02/2012 17:51 Number of articles : 2
From ‘The Avengers’ to ’21 Jump Street’ and ‘John Carter,’ we rate the hits and misses of Sunday night’s movie trailer premieres. By Kevin P. Sullivan Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill in ’21 Jump Street’ Photo: Columbia Pictures Whether you watched the entire game until the final nerve-racking moments or you found out the score through a friend’s Facebook update, you probably know by now that the New York Giants won Super Bowl XLVI . But if you weren’t paying attention to the commercials, you don’t know that the real winner of last night’s game was a different kind of giant. A green, radioactive giant. That’s right, “Marvel’s The Avengers” and many other highly anticipated movies rolled out new footage and trailers during the Super Bowl commercial breaks. But not all of them were as successful as the Hulk, his team and their offensive drive. Let’s talk about the big winners and losers of Sunday night’s movie ads. Winner: “The Avengers” The Avengers have assembled. This was the trailer of the night, and the extended online version was only cooler. For one of this summer’s biggest films, it was seriously lacking in badass lead-up material until last night. The spot finally gave some validation that this may be the movie we have been waiting for. Loser: “Battleship” When the first teaser thrown at the audience reads “From Hasbro, the company that brought you ‘Transformers,’ ” it already looks like trouble. As much as we want to root for Taylor Kitsch, we’ve had enough of the Transformers-inspired mechanical mayhem. Also, boom goes Rihanna. Winner: “21 Jump Street” Advanced screenings of the Jonah Hill-written comedy have left people raving, and the Super Bowl commercial delivered some solid laughs. “You look super young. Were you held forward?” Perfect comeback, Channing. Loser: “John Carter” TV Spot Why would Disney spend millions of dollars to air an ad during the Super Bowl for their effects-heavy movie but decide to zoom out of the scenes to spell the title out with them? It defies logic. Winner: “John Carter” Extended Online Spot It has the same stupid letter thing, but it also, you know, shows us actual scenes from the movie at full size. This was the ad that would have gotten us excited for the fantasy epic. Loser: “Act of Valor” The concept of watching actual Navy SEALS in a film would seem more appealing if the movie itself didn’t look so generic. Winner: “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance” The movie has already been widely dismissed as a disaster, but we will never say no to a tight 30 seconds of Nic Cage with his head on fire. Loser: “The Dictator” When the joke begins to feel old after just 30 seconds, it’s not a good sign. Winner: “The Hunger Games” The hotly anticipated YA adaptation had the benefit of having a great first trailer to add to already high expectations. They can count their Super Bowl ad as their second victory. Loser: “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” IMAX Tree-D. Special Jury Prize: “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” Basic physics states that after Stephen Sommers’ first “G.I. Joe” movie, no sequel could save the series. Thankfully, physics don’t account for Dwayne Johnson and ninja cliff fights, because, despite all expectations, “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” looks fantastic. For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos Super Bowl 46: Movie Spots Related Photos Super Bowl XLVI Performances: Madonna And Kelly Clarkson
Marvel Studios debuts second full-length trailer during the game, as extended version appears on the flick’s official Facebook page. By Ryan J. Downey Chris Evans in “The Avengers” Super Bowl spot Photo: Marvel Captain America is from Brooklyn, New York, so he’s probably a Giants fan, right? Well, if the new trailer for “The Avengers” is any indication, Cap will have bigger things to think about than the Super Bowl this summer. The game was a big deal and all, but comic book movie fans also assembled in front of televisions and computers on Sunday (February 5) to watch a different group of uniformed supermen (and women) go to battle in ways we’ve never seen before. Marvel Studios debuted the second full-length trailer for the summer’s “Avengers,” and boy, did it deliver, true believers! An extended version appeared on the flick’s official Facebook page moments after the commercial aired during the game. Aliens, aliens, aliens! (Are those Skrulls? Kree? Asgardian something-or-others?) A Hulk-tastic climax, a bunch of alien craft getting smashed and the most action fans have seen yet from the Avengers: Captain America (Chris Evans), Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and the man who brought them together in post-credits sequences across several movies, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). The trailer opens with the familiar images of carnage on the city streets: cars overturned, explosions. The voice of Jackson as Fury says, “The world has changed.” Evans, as Captain America, looks unimpressed as he untangles his hand wraps in what looks like a midcentury-style boxing gym. “At this point, I doubt anything would surprise me,” he comments. “We are hopelessly outgunned,” Fury says, as the Marvel logo unspools and quinjets land on an aircraft carrier. As he finishes that sentence, we see that he’s standing with Thor (and presumably the rest of the team). There are more explosions brought on by an alien craft, followed by Tony Stark (Iron Man) rising with a look of steadfast determination. A close-up of Mjolnir flying into Thor’s hand, followed by thunder and lightning. Iron Man’s feet as they land on a rooftop. “Mr. Stark,” Evans says. Downey answers: “Captain.” “It’s time,” Jackson says. A close-up of Captain America’s iconic shield. Iron Man in action. As the montage continues, Thor helps Cap up off the street. Black Widow swings, then kicks, then peers over her shoulder while a car crashes between the shots. Thor lands on top of a quinjet! A large group of bad guys leap toward the city! Cap protects himself and his team from an explosion with his shield, Hawkeye shoots an arrow as he falls toward the street. Cap runs from a laser beam, Iron Man flies directly toward a small armada of alien craft. “I still believe in heroes,” Fury says. The camera then pans around all of the Avengers assembled around one another in the street. Hawkeye draws back his bow, Widow taps a clip into her pistol and Cap raises his shield. “The Avengers: That’s what we call ourselves,” Stark says casually, making a drink behind a bar as the film’s primary villain approaches him ominously. ” ‘Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’-type thing.” “I have an Army!” declares Loki (Tom Hiddleston), Thor’s half-brother from Asgard. “We have a Hulk,” Stark answers, shortly before the extended trailer’s money shot: the Hulk roaring, smashing through glass and leaping high into the air, destroying several alien craft at once. He didn’t yell “Hulk smash!” — but he might as well have. “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” writer/director Joss Whedon’s flick will unite Marvel’s Mightiest Heroes onscreen May 4. Check out everything we’ve got on “The Avengers.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com .
Steve Little grabs lunch in West Hollywood and chats with Hollywood.TV about his famous show “Eastbound & Down” on HBO and his Super Bowl pick! “Like” us on Facebook @ facebook.com
Lori Loughlin walking the streets of Robertson Boulevard talked about the Super Bowl and the possibilities of Roseanne Barr running for President of the United States of America. “Like” us on Facebook @ facebook.com
Janice Dickinson the world’s first supermodel was spotted on Robertson Blvd. in a hurry to get into Chanel to shop! But before entering Janice revealed if she would vote for Roseanne Barr for President of the USA “Like” us on Facebook @ facebook.com