Brief Footage from 'Ant-Man' in Marvel's Primetime Special

Last night ABC aired the primetime special, Marvel: 75 Years, From Pulp to Pop, one of their fill-in shows whenever the Agents of SHIELD need a break from battling HYDRA. Basically it was a look back at the rich history of Marvel Comics, and naturally that included the big and small screen output by Marvel Studios. One of the highlights was the first clip from Agent Carter (seen here), but it also gave us our first footage from Ant-Man, featuring a scene between Paul Rudd's Scott Lang and Michael Douglas' Hank Pym. There isn't any dialogue, but it does give us a look at the duo together, plus there's a pretty cool moment when Lang discovers the Ant-Man armor. Also included is some behind-the-scenes footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Ant-Man is directed by Peyton Reed and opens July 17th 2015, while Avengers: Age of Ultron arrives May 1st 2015.


AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON and ANT-MAN Sneak Peek - Behind The Scenes (2015) [HD] by MovieTrailerz

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John Woo Reveals First Footage from Sweeping Romance Drama 'The Crossing'

So where has John Woo been lately? Certainly he hasn't been doing much in Hollywood over the last decade, and it's probably no coincidence he's been doing some of the best work in his career. His Han Dynasty epic Red Cliff should have won Best Picture back in '08, and his wuxia film Reign of Assassins is one of the finest in the genre. Woo's next film is The Crossing, a sweeping two-part romance epic due out later this year, and now we have the first footage from it, along with some new posters and images.

Starring Zhang Ziyi and Song Hye-kyo of The Grandmaster, Huang Xiamoing (Ip Man 2), and Takeshi Kaneshiro (Red Cliff), the story takes place in 1949 during the Chinese Revolution, following three as they try to flee China for Taiwan. Lust, Caution writer Wang Hui-ling penned the script and it appears to be cut from the same cloth, although with the sinking of the ship Taiping at the story's center there are much larger set pieces involved.

Hopefully a proper trailer is on the way. The first part of The Crossing opens in 3D in China on December 2nd, with the second some time in 2015.  No word on a U.S. release yet. [Variety]

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