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Posts archive for: 7 April, 2008
  • Star Trek XI

    Little bits of info are coming out about J.J. Abrahams Star Trex XI.

    As well as the early days of Kirk and co. we will be introduced to Kirk's parents George(Chris Hemsworth) and Winona Kirk (Jennifer Morrison) as well as brother George Jr.
    Also it will deal with the meeting of Spock's parents Amanda Grayson (Winona Ryder) and Sarak (Ben Cross).

    Release date May 2009.......

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  • Battlestar Last Supper

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  • What superhero are you?

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  • Best Super Hero costume?

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  • Bionic Clone?

    Just wondering...

    Anyone else think that the new "Bionic Woman" is nothing more than a clone of "Dark Angel"?

  • SciFi meme

    Your favourite scifi movie of all time?
    Close between Blade Runner and The Fifth Element, if pushed has to be Blade Runner.

    Your worst scifi movie of all time?
    Universal Soldiers

    Your favourite scifi novel of all time?
    The Amtrak Wars - Patrick Tilley

    The best super hero
    Has to be Ironman, can't wait for the movie.

    The best Super Villain?
    The Joker

    Favourite name for a planet?
    Raxacoricofallapatorius (from Dr Who, home of the Slitheen)

  • Harry Turtledove

    World War: In the Balance

    In late 1941, while the Earth is torn apart by World War II, a fleet of vessels from an alien planet arrive to conquer the world. Both sides are taken by surprise, as humans must make uneasy alliances and the aliens, who call themselves the Race, discover that their enemy is much more fierce and technologically advanced than expected.

    Just finished this the first of 4 books in the World War Tetralogy and am now a confirmed Harry Turtledove fan.
    I love the interplay of characters and multi-story lines.

    Harry writes all his books along alternative history lines along the 'what-if' premise. Having read SSGB by Len Deighton and Fatherland by Robert Harris I have always liked books that give a different slant to World War 2, incidently I recommend both these books as well.

  • SciFi movies in the making

    Avatar
    Directed by James Cameron, Avatar is an emotional journey of redemption and revolution. It is the story of a wounded ex-marine, thrust unwillingly into an effort to settle and exploit an exotic planet rich in bio-diversity, who eventually crosses over to lead the indigenous race in a battle for survival.
    Release date 18 December 2009

    Barbarella
    Universal Pictures has tapped filmmaker Robert Rodriguez to direct a new Barbarella movie which the studio hopes to release in 2008. Rodriguez' Barbarella won't be a remake of the 1968 film starring Jane Fonda, but instead will be a whole new adventure for the sexy heroine.

    Colossus
    Brian Grazer will produce and Ron Howard may direct a remake of the 1970 sci-fi film Colossus: The Forbin Project. The original was directed by Joseph Sargent and starred Eric Braeden, George Stanford Brown, and Susan Clark.

    Cowboys and Aliens
    DreamWorks Studios and Universal Pictures are teaming up to bring the graphic novel Cowboys & Aliens to the big screen as a live-action feature film. The two studios have acquired the rights to Platinum Studios’ graphic novel which was created by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg.

    Fantastic Voyage
    20th Century Fox's new Fantastic Voyage is a remake of the 1966 pic of the same name which starred Raquel Welch, Stephen Boyd, Donald Pleasence, and Jean Del Val. The new version will focus on a dying scientist who has five miniaturized colleagues injected into this bloodstream in order to save his life.
    Release date 2010

    The Flash
    David Goyer ("Blade: Trinity") will write, produce and direct a movie based on The Flash, a DC Comics hero.
    Commenting on the project, Goyer told Variety, "'Flash' is my favorite of the properties," said Goyer about the DC Comics stable. "I think the character of the Flash, who moves faster than the speed of light, opens itself up to rich cinematic and story ideas."
    Release 2008

    The Green Hornet
    The Los Angeles Times broke the news that red-hot actor Seth Rogen (Knocked Up, The 40 Year Old Virgin) will co-write, produce and star in The Green Hornet movie set up at Columbia Pictures.
    Rogen and Evan Goldberg will take over writing the screenplay for the film which follows playboy newspaper publisher Britt Reid, also known as the masked superhero The Green Hornet. Rogen will star in the film which is targeting a 2009 release.

    Justice League of America
    George Miller, the man who brought singing and dancing penguins to life on the big screen in the Oscar-winning movie Happy Feet, is considering directing the superhero extravaganza, Justice League of America. Warner Bros Pictures is in talks with Miller to helm the project, with the studio aiming to film in Australia, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Kieran and Michele Mulroney are working on the script.
    Release date 2009

    Sub-Mariner
    Universal Pictures has named Chris Columbus as director for their "Sub-Mariner" superhero movie, based on the Marvel Comics character.
    Columbus will direct and produce "Sub-Mariner" along with Marvel Studios' Avi Arad and Kevin Misher/Misher Films. David Self ("Road to Perdition") wrote the script, which Columbus will direct when he's finished with "Rent."
    Release date 2010

    Thor
    After directing the thriller Layer Cake starring Daniel Craig and Sienna Miller, tackling the fantasy adventure film Stardust with Charlie Cox, Claire Danes, and Robert De Niro, and passing on the opportunity to direct X-Men: The Last Stand, director Matthew Vaughn is now ready to take on the world of comic book characters. Vaughn has been tapped by Marvel Studios to helm Thor from a screenplay by Mark Protosevich.
    Release date 2009

    Tron
    Joseph Kosinski may direct the new Tron movie according to a report in The Hollywood Reporter. The new Tron movie won't necessarily be a remake of the 1982 movie but instead will be a new chapter in the Tron story.
    Release date 2010

    When Worlds Collide
    Paramount and DreamWorks are going forward with the remake of "When Worlds Collide," the 1951 sci-fi thriller directed by Rudolph Mate, with "War of the Worlds" filmmaker Steven Spielberg set to produce.

    All news from About.com:Hollywood movies

  • Dr Who - possible irony?

    Noting that Bernard Cribbins stars in the new Dr Who series as Wilfred Mott, grandfather of Donna Noble.

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    It will be ironic if he is involved in the episode with the Daleks this series, as Bernard played Tom Campbell, a police officer, who is embroiled with the doctor fighting the Daleks in the movie 'Daleks-Invasion Earth 2150'

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  • Battlestar Galactica

    Battlestar Galactica returns next week on SKY for it's final series with a lot of questions to be answered. Rumours abound that this series will be awesome. If you haven't seen the series then give it a go, as it is nothing like the 70's series of the same name.

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