The New Wonder Woman Trailer Is Here ... And The Batman

 

If you know me you know that I love comic books. If you know me you know that I love movies. That being said you would naturally assume that I love comic book movies, or more over movies about superheroes. Interestingly enough ... that's not true. I honestly am not a fan of comic book themed movies.

I know ... that doesn't make a lot of sense.

Don't get me wrong, I do like the old Batman movies with Michael Keaton and I do like the first two X-Men movies along with the first Captain America movie. I really do like them. What I loved was the Wonder Woman movie. I thought it was amazing and sometime soon I will repost my review of it.

As many of you know, I used to run a movie website called Monster Island News. In it's heyday I used to have a lot of media connections and publicity contacts. Unfortunately most of those are a thing of the past, however I still hold a media credential with Warner Bros. Because of that I have access to publicity materials for their upcoming films including 'WW84' (the second Wonder Woman movie and 'The Batman'). I am now in possession  of high quality images and trailers for those films.

Note: They haven't posted any stuff for Godzilla vs Kong yet!

Here is the new trailer for WW84:


Okay, I tried to upload my copy of that trailer, but I found out it was to large a file to upload to blogger. Sorry about that.

The trailer is cool, but it isn't anything like the greatest movie trailer of all-time!



Here is a bonus trailer for 'The Batman':


I will have more on these two movies in the future!



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