Warner Bros. panel at Comic-Con: stars, stars and more stars
Previews featured clips from "Pacific Rim," "Man of Steel" and
"The Hobbit"  "The Hobbit" "The Hobbit"  When people talk about
A-list celebrities at Comic-Con, they're referring to a panel
like Warner Bros./Legendary, which trotted out star after star
to promote its latest offerings.  Fans camped out overnight and
anyone who got in line after 8 a.m. didn't make it into the
6,000 seat room. Here's what you missed in Hall H:  "Pacific
Rim"  Sure to be next summer's blockbuster, this story about
giant robots fighting giant monsters is more than just a big-
budget action flick, thanks to its highbrow director, Guillermo
Del Toro.  "When you get a big budget, you can be one of two
things: crazy or lazy," Del Toro said. "I chose to be crazy."
The Mexican director brought exclusive clips to fans who waited
hours and hours for the panel, even though they've only been
filming for 16 weeks.  The preview was such a Hall H exclusive
that Del Toro said no other