CON: The Wrap-Up (2006)!

THE
2006 COMIC-CON WRAP-UP

Another year of massive
San Diego Comic Con coverage has ended on JoBlo.com (well, not
completely, we’re still gonna post some 1:1 interviews that we
conducted over there) and it was, as per usual, quite hectic, loopy,
but most of all…fun! It was nice to meet more of you than usual
this year, and hopefully more and more of you will show up as the
years go by. This truly is an event for all movie nerds to attend at
least once in their lifetime!

As per most of our
convention stuff on the site, we really want to know what you guys
thought of our coverage, so
please use the FEEDBACK FORM below to let us know what you
liked and didn’t like about it all, so that we can keep
focusing on the good shit in the years to come. We’ve put together
all of the pieces of our coverage below, including some of the new
“video stuff” this year. So what did you like the most?
Our pictures? Our interviews? Our panel coverage? Should we cover
more stuff? Less stuff? Would you like to see stuff up sooner? Is
everything perfect as it is? Talk
to us!

I did happen to catch
one movie while I was at the Con this year, as I was lucky enough to be
invited to a special screening of Darren Aronofsky’s THE FOUNTAIN
and seeing as it was one of the films that I was most looking
forward to this year, I was a little nervous to check it out. That said, I
loved it (no surprise), especially its visuals, its acting and its
directing. The story was ultimately a little more complicated than my little
brain could handle, but in a good way! (made me want to see it
again). It’s like a sci-fi, romance puzzle!

I did wanna smoke some
weed during my screening though, and I think that anyone who sees
the movie, will know what I’m talking about, in that respect.
Anyway, can’t say much more about it, as I’m “embargoed” by the
studio, but for anyone who gives a shit, I really dug the film.
Other than that, 300 and GRIND HOUSE are two other flicks that I’m
really looking forward to seeing, as well as stuff like SNAKES ON A
PLANE, PAN’S LABYRINTH and BORAT (even though I’ve already seen the
latter two).

Source: JoBlo.com