While it didn’t do as well as the first installment, I really enjoyed “The Expendables 2.” More films should just aspire to do what they do well without trying to go beyond their reach. Besides, it’s hard to mess up a film where 80s action stars blow a whole bunch of stuff up, right?
Hot Toys revealed its first collectible figure from the film, fittingly based off of Expendables leader Barney Ross (played of course by Sylvester Stallone). Not surprisingly it’s another in a predictably excellent offering from Hot Toys. More
Hot Toys unveiled its first “Iron Man 3″ collectible – a limited edition Tony Stark at his Hall of Armor deluxe set. And spoiler: it looks awesome. More
Hot Toys is hard at work making sure they have more than enough “Iron Man 3″ collectibles coming for you in time for its May 3 release, including what looks to be one of the better 12″ collectible display pieces yet:
A series of collectibles from this exciting movie will be launched very soon, which you can match with our Hall of Armor Collectible Set including the Tony Stark Collectible Figure in his workshop, so that you can easily create the scene when he is putting on his armor in the trailer -
More exciting photos of this and many collectibles from the Iron Man 3 movie are coming very soon. Iron Man fans, please stay tuned!
Hot Toys isn’t sitting 2013 out after the mammoth year they had with “Marvel’s The Avengers” movie-based 12″ figures as they’ve provided a teaser image of what will likely be their big Marvel movie property of the year – “Iron Man 3.”
In this new year, there will be many new and exciting movies coming up and so do our collectible figures! Kicking start of the year, we are more than happy to announce to you one of your most expected Iron Man 3 license. A variety of Iron Man collectibles in different formats will be proudly presented soon. Stay tuned with us for more update in this wonderful season!
Seems like a fitting way to end this year. Looking at a figure from a movie originally set to come out this year that could be one of 2013′s biggest blockbuster – “G.I. Joe Retaliation.”
Hot Toys doesn’t look like they’ll be slowing down on the cranking out of awesome figures and they’re taking a swing at making G.I. Joe’s main ninja’s movie costume look surprisingly cool. More
My love affair with Hot Toys and my adoration of “The Empire Strikes Back” have long been documented on these pages so when the two come together for what clearly has to be my holy grail of collecting, I get more than a bit pumped up. More
Hot Toys just revealed their latest take on “The Terminator” with this 12″ version of the battle-damaged T-800 [the "good" Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger played in the follow-up to James Cameron's 1984 hit.] I didn’t get scare too much watching movies when I was little, but for some reason, the skeletal Terminator at the end freaked me out for years so I had a hard time accepting T-800 as a hero. More
Ada Wong’s closest approximation to another franchise is Boba Fett. Like the famed bounty hunter, she’s a mercenary who tends to be in the background until the ideal moment. She does something awesome, then fades back out of sight. And fans can never get enough of her either.
Ada made her debut in Capcom’s classic “Resident Evil 2″ video game as Leon Kennedy’s mysterious ally with her own agenda. She’s since appeared in “Resident Evil 4,” arguably the series’ best installment and she’s also featured in one of the three subplots in “Resident Evil 6.” I fully plan on picking that up and will be able to give my take on it, but as far as that series goes, I tend to be a “bit” biased. More
I’ve already shown you Batman and Bane as well as the assortment of vehicles from Hot Toys’ “The Dark Knight Rises” 12″ collectible figure line, but now Hot Toys has revealed images of the leading lady from “The Dark Knight Rises” – Selina (don’t call her “Catwoman”) Kyle. More
While it didn’t do as well as the first installment, I really enjoyed “The Expendables 2.” More films should just aspire to do what they do well without trying to go beyond their reach. Besides, it’s hard to mess up a film where 80s action stars blow a whole bunch of stuff up, right?
