by Matt Raub, Dec 20 2010 // 10:30 AM
Last night may have been the world premiere of Robot Chicken’s third Star Wars special, but the stormtrooper jokes and Ewok references are far from over, as the third installment of the Family Guy Star Wars specials hits DVD and Blu-Ray. Ready for the best news of all? We’re giving a copy away!
Following the trend, this film is a direct spoof of Return of the Jedi, titled It’s A Trap!. Expect some amazing cameos from genre actors like Patrick Stewart, Michael Dorn, Carrie Fisher, and a few more surprises we won’t even spoil.
How do you win a copy? It’s easy! Just follow @theflickcast on twitter, tweet out that you want a copy of It’s a Trap on DVD, and answer the following trivia question correctly.
Who does the voice of the Rancor in “It’s A Trap”?
• Jon Stewart
• Rush Limbaugh
• Bill Mahr
• Jay Leno
Posted in: Animation · Comedy · Movies · News · Sci-Fi · Star Wars · Twitter Giveaway
Tagged: Carrie Fisher, Family Guy, It's A Trap, Michael Dorn, Mila Kunis, Patrick Stewart, Seth Green, Seth McFarlane
by Sebastian Suchecki, Jul 28 2010 // 7:00 AM
For those Family Guy fans who have been impatiently waiting for the next installment of their Star Wars parody series, you need wait no longer. Seth McFarlane and crew have taken on the last film of the original series, Return of the Jedi.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment announced that the new film, Family Guy: It’s a Trap! will be available right in time for Christmas. It will be available in both Blu-ray and DVD formats. Those lucky enough to get into the Comic-Con panel received a 10 minute preview of the new spoof and from various reports it doesn’t disappoint. The rest of us will unfortunately have to wait until December to get a glimpse.
The press release is touting an all-star array of guest stars including Adam West and Carrie Fisher. We also have the privilege of having Patrick Stewart and Michael Dorn reprise their Star Trek roles once again. For those who have not purchased the previous two films, it was also announced that they will be releasing a triple-pack of all three Star Wars spoofs.
If you are willing to wait, there is a chance that they will follow suit of their last release, Family Guy: Something Something Something Darkside, and utilize Family Guy: It’s a Trap! as next season’s finale. There is no report about what special features will be available or whether there will be any other special editions released concurrently.
Look for Family Guy: It’s a Trap! on December 21st when it hits stores nationwide. For more Family Guy news keep it here at The Flickcast.
Posted in: 20th Century Fox · Animation · Comedy · DVD · News · Prequels and Sequels · Reboots and Remakes · Star Wars
Tagged: Adam West, Carrie Fisher, Family Guy, Family Guy: It's a Trap!, Family Guy: Something Something Something Darkside, Michael Dorn, Patrick Stewart, Return of the Jedi, SDCC10, Seth McFarlane, Star Trek, Star Wars
by Matt Raub, Sep 29 2009 // 3:30 PM
The animation departments of DC and Warner brothers has been on quite a hot streak since last year’s release of Justice League: New Frontier. Their releases of both Wonder Woman and Green Lantern films over the last year were both critically well reviewed and did well in the stores. Since New Frontier, this project is the first story that was taken almost directly from a published storyline, originally written by Jeph Loeb.
The great part about Jeph Loeb’s Public Enemies is he teamed up with artist Ed McGuinness, who is best known for his animated art style. This made the announcement of the direct-to-DVD feature all the more exciting. Not only was the source material well done, but casting director Andrea Romano was also able to bring back the dream team of DC voice actors to return to characters they helped make immortal.
Tim Daly, Kevin Conroy, and Clancy Brown all returned to the roles of Superman, Batman, and Lex Luthor, respectively, for the first time since the Animated Adventures of Superman and Batman nearly 9 years ago. Aside from the “dream team”, some other great names were added to the project, making this an epic animated feature.
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Posted in: Action · Adaptation · Animation · Comics · DC · DC Entertainment · DVD · DVD Reviews · Movies · News · Reviews · Warner Bros
Tagged: Allison Mack, Andrea Romano, Batman, Clancy Brown, Jeph Loeb, Kevin Conroy, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Robert Patrick, Superman, Superman/Batman Public Enemies, Tim Daly, Xander Berkely