Sure, it sounds like a bad Lloyd Kaufman flick from the 70s, but consider this film Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow meets Close Encounters. Here’s the not-so-basic premise.
As World War II comes to an end in 1945, Hans Kammler and other German scientists make a breakthrough in anti-gravity research. From a secret base in the Antarctic, Nazi spaceships are sent to the ”dark side” of the Moon to establish the military base “Schwarze Sonne”.Their plan is to build a powerful fleet and return to conquer Earth. The film is set in the year 2018 when their descendants finally return.
The film is having its big premiere in Berlin, of all places, this November. So while we’ve got a bit of time before us here in the States get to see it, you have got to check out the newest trailer for the film after the jump. Motherf*cking Space Nazis!!
Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds is the WW II movie we’ve needed to see since the war ended. Some might consider it overlong or self-indulgent, but it showcases Tarantino’s filmmmaking skills at their finest and serves as an example of one filmmaker’s singular vision and immense storytelling craft. It is immensely entertaining, and at times brilliant, for its entire running time.
Those going into the film hoping to see lots of bloody action like some of the director’s other films are going to be somewhat disappointed. There is some violence and gore to be sure, but this is a war movie that barely features any of the war. Instead, Tarantino focuses on the people and a very personal story of revenge. This is what Inglourious Basterds is at its core: a revenge film.
From the first scene where we’re introduced to “Jew Hunter” Colonel Landa (brilliantly played by Christoph Waltz) and he lets young Shosanna Dreyfus go instead of killing her as he did with her family, the stage is set for Shoshana’s revenge on the man, and the Nazis, who took everything from her and so many others. This is not just Shoshanna’s personal tale of revenge, however, its the cathartic revenge for all Jews — and by extension all people — who suffered at the hands of the Nazis.
Directly from our good friends at Activision comes this brand new trailer for their upcoming Wolenstein game. Previously, we’ve been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest for the game. Among the previous bits of info has been the first trailer, part one and two of an awesome prequel motion graphic novel, a behind the scenes video and a castle vignette.
This time around, we’ve got a new video to share with you: the brand new launch trailer. This one is chock full of Nazi killing goodness that is sure to delight first person shooter fans everywhere. Plus, there’s a guy wielding a flame thrower who’s trying to fry you. What could be cooler than that? As with the previous videos, this new one should make you even more excited for the game’s release.
The new, improved Wolfenstein game comes out later this year for all next-gen consoles. Meantime, check out this very cool trailer after the jump. And, because the video is for an “M’ rated game and contains some blood and gore, by clicking through you certify you are 18 years of age or older.
Do you like first person shooters? If so, you’re probably a big fan of Activision’s Call of Duty franchise. If so, they just dropped some new maps for the latest COD title World at War. Want to know more about these cool new maps? Well, you’re in luck because here’s all the info, direct from Activision. BTW, we particularly like the Nazi Zombies maps around The Flickcast HQ. They’re really cool.
The war rages on with intense fury for one of the most-popular online multiplayer games, as Activision Publishing, Inc. and developer Treyarch announced today that Call of Duty: World at War Map Pack 3 is now available for download on Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system. Call of Duty: World at War Map Pack 3 includes three new multiplayer maps and one Zombie map:
§ Battery: An armored island surrounded by anti-ship mines and shore-to-ship cannons, “Battery” places soldiers on a mid-sized map based on Fort Drum (El Fraile Island) in the Philippines. Players will have plenty of areas to hide and a steady flow of close quarters combat!
We’ve been following this game here at The Flickcast and have been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest in Activision’s upcoming Wolfenstein game. Among the previous bits of info has been a trailer for the game, part one and two of an awesome prequel motion graphic novel and a behind the scenes video.
This time around, we’ve got a new video to share with you that will give you further information about the game and how awesome the new castle that’s been designed for it really is. The videoalso shows several of the rooms and a few of the baddies encountered along the way. As with the previous videos, this new one should make you even more excited for the game’s release.
Wolfenstein 3D is available now on XBox Live and PSN. The new, improved Wolfenstein game is coming later this year for all next gen consoles. Meantime, check out this very cool video after the jump. And, because the video is for an “M’ rated game and contains some blood and gore, by clicking through you certify you are 18 years of age or older.
We’ve been following this game here at The Flickcast and have been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest in Activision’s upcoming Wolfenstein game. Among the previous bits of info there’s been a trailer for the game and part one and two of an awesome prequel motion graphic novel for the game.
This time around, we’ve got a new video to share with you that will give you further information on how the game is being put together and some more clues on the look of it and a bit more info on the story and characters. It also shows you just how much work actually goes into making a game as complicated as this and how much the people involved really enjoy their work.
Wolfenstein 3D is available now on XBox Live and PSN. The new, improved Wolfenstein game is coming later this year for all next gen consoles. Meantime, check out this very cool video after the jump. And, because the video is for an “M’ rated game and contains some blood and gore, by clicking through you certify you are 18 years of age or older.
Last time we talked about Activision’s updated version of the classic game Wolfenstein, we had the brand new E3 trailer for the game to bring you. As cool as the trailer was, of course it made us want more. Fortunately, as sometimes happens, you get just what you wish for — in the form of a brand new video graphic novel prequel for the game.
This video, which has never been seen before, is part one of a four part graphic novel series which tells the backstory of the new Wolfenstein game. This “moving” graphic novel sets up the game and gives some insight into the characters and situations you may encounter. Its a very cool, clever and entertaining way to promote a video game and after seeing it, I can’t wait for the next three parts.
Wolfenstein 3D is available now on XBox Live and PSN. The new, improved Wolfenstein game is coming later this year for all next gen consoles. Meantime, check out this very cool video after the jump. And, because the video is for an “M’ rated game and contains some blood and gore, by clicking through you certify you are 18 years of age or older.
With Quinten Tarantino’s newest journey into the world of “instant cult classics” making it’s way to Cannes and getting some mixed reviews, the promotions machine for Basterds is kicking it into high gear. Their brand new website (with a very catchy background theme) went live earlier this week, and now three clips of the film have hit the net.
The first is a dialog between Colonel Hans Landa and Frederick Zoller (Christopher Waltz and Dan Brhl, respectively) in which Landa discusses his feeling on members of the Jewish faith.
We’ve had some pretty interesting spec ideas come through the studio system in the past few years, from teenagers with telekenetic powers, to aliens living in the slums of Africa, and thieves that steal information from your dreams. All of those ideas, however, don’t come anywhere close to the sheer insanity of the idea that is “Nazis from Space”.
Directly from our good friends at Activision comes this brand new trailer for their upcoming Wolenstein game. Previously, we’ve been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest for the game. Among the previous bits of info has been the first 
Do you like first person shooters? If so, you’re probably a big fan of Activision’s 
We’ve been following this game here at The Flickcast and have been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest in Activision’s upcoming Wolfenstein game. Among the previous bits of info has been a 
We’ve been following this game here at The Flickcast and have been able to bring you several cool items to help peak your interest in Activision’s upcoming Wolfenstein game. Among the previous bits of info there’s been a 
Last time we talked about Activision’s updated version of the classic game Wolfenstein, we had 
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