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Joe Johnston

Birth Name: 
Joseph Eggleston Johnston III
Birthday: 
Saturday, May 13, 1950
Sign: 
Taurus
Birth Place: 
Austin, Texas, USA
Height: 
6'1"
Latest projects
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
The Rocketeer: 20th Anniversary Edition
Captain America: The First Avenger
The Wolfman (2010)
Hidalgo

Awards and Nominations

1982 - Won - Best Effects, Visual Effects (Raiders of the Lost Ark)

News

A First Look At Captain America

Submitted on 02 June 2010
Looks like the US Army isn’t quite as good as keeping a tight rein on its secrets: either that, or Marvel is angling for a little easy publicity. But either way the first images of what Chris Evans will apparently look like as Captain America have hit the Interwebs.... Read more
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Captain America Gets A Sidekick

Submitted on 02 April 2010
With the long slog of Captain America casting finally at an end thanks to Chris Evans putting his scrawl on a contract for the lead, director Joe Johnston and his Marvel bosses can start filling in the rest of the cast.... Read more
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Joe Johnston Talks Captain America

Submitted on 31 January 2010
Now that the long, hard slog of work on the troubled Wolfman remake is finally clawing to a close, Joe Johnston is turning his attention full time to working on Marvel's The First Avenger: Captain America. And he's finally able to say a bit more about it. Not much, mind...... Read more
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Reviews

The Rocketeer: 20th Anniversary Edition (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 21 December 2011
Pilot Cliff Secord (played by Bill Campbell) has a bad day when some gangsters shot his plane that he is testing before he uses it in the Nationals. Before he can crash land the plane back on the field, one of the gangsters hides a jetpack in the cockpit of a beat up plane.... Read more
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Captain America: The First Avenger

Submitted on 21 July 2011
Ever since Iron Man made his big screen debut way back in 2008, we’ve been teased with The Avengers.... Read more
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The Wolfman (2010)

Submitted on 11 February 2010
The clothing and surrounding environments are spot on to put us in place and the acting, even if Benicio Del Toro (Che) takes a bit to come into his own, is drawing.... Read more
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Hidalgo (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 30 March 2008
I will admit that Hidalgo looked ridiculously boring and I had absolutely no interest in it.  A guy riding a horse through the desert?  That’s damn exciting.  I had no intention of watching it and then I was forced to for review a few years back and I was glad that I did.... Read more
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