
Showing posts with label sci fi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sci fi. Show all posts
Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Monster - movie updates
First Impressions of "Monsters": A Quarantined Mexico Packed With Aliens - Monsters - io9
The advance word (more like hopeful speculation, really) was that this would be the "Mexican District 9," but Monsters is a much more modest and subdued affair, and perhaps its greatest accomplishment is the establishment of its intriguing new mythology.
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The advance word (more like hopeful speculation, really) was that this would be the "Mexican District 9," but Monsters is a much more modest and subdued affair, and perhaps its greatest accomplishment is the establishment of its intriguing new mythology.
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Friday, March 5, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Reasons to see District 9
7 Reasons Why You Should See ‘District 9′ - Film School Rejects
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Not into science fiction? It’s a satirical drama. Don’t like thoughtful dramas? It’s a science fiction, action flick. Don’t like amazing movies? I can’t help you there. District 9 is so well put together that even people who hate science fiction will most likely walk out of the theater reveling in the overall story while science fiction fans will walk out reveling in the overall story and how awesome the fucking aliens are. And probably arguing about the physics of proton thrusters or something else nerdy like that. (Which, as a nerdy sidenote: my biggest problem with science fiction is when it doesn’t play physically by its own rules. Amazingly, District 9 adheres stringently to the technology its invented, and I love it for that). There are themes and ideas that almost anyone can relate to, and they all play out against the backdrop of an engaging, epic-feeling alternate world where a world government has to deal with an alien race.
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Not into science fiction? It’s a satirical drama. Don’t like thoughtful dramas? It’s a science fiction, action flick. Don’t like amazing movies? I can’t help you there. District 9 is so well put together that even people who hate science fiction will most likely walk out of the theater reveling in the overall story while science fiction fans will walk out reveling in the overall story and how awesome the fucking aliens are. And probably arguing about the physics of proton thrusters or something else nerdy like that. (Which, as a nerdy sidenote: my biggest problem with science fiction is when it doesn’t play physically by its own rules. Amazingly, District 9 adheres stringently to the technology its invented, and I love it for that). There are themes and ideas that almost anyone can relate to, and they all play out against the backdrop of an engaging, epic-feeling alternate world where a world government has to deal with an alien race.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Upcoming movies, tv shows, etc of the Sci Fi kind
Who Won Comic Con's Buzz Wars? Our 10 Picks - Sdcc - io9
The entertainment industry descended on San Diego like an alien mothership, hoping to refuel with precious buzz. But there were some movies and entertainers that people talked about more than others. Here are 10 winners of Comic Con's buzz wars.
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The entertainment industry descended on San Diego like an alien mothership, hoping to refuel with precious buzz. But there were some movies and entertainers that people talked about more than others. Here are 10 winners of Comic Con's buzz wars.
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
The Most Badass Female Space Pilots of All
The Most Badass Female Space Pilots Of All Time - Battlestar Galactica - io9

Posted because they included Aeryn Sun from Farscape.

Posted because they included Aeryn Sun from Farscape.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
io9 interview with Samuel Delany
io9 - Samuel Delany Answers Your Science Fiction Questions! - Samuel R. Delany
Samuel R. Delany has been away from science fiction for over twenty years — and now he's coming back to it, sort of. His new novel Through The Valley Of The Nest Of Spiders is an introspective future history.
Samuel R. Delany has been away from science fiction for over twenty years — and now he's coming back to it, sort of. His new novel Through The Valley Of The Nest Of Spiders is an introspective future history.
When we talked to Samuel R. Delany for our mega-feature about writers we wished would return to science fiction last week, he was gracious enough to stay on the phone and answer some more questions. And since we promised almost a year ago to ask him some of your questions — back when we had a failed game of phone tag with him — we decided to ask as many as we could. Along the way, he told us a lot more about his new novel.
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Labels:
Samuel Delany,
sci fi
Monday, June 8, 2009
The Plan - BSG from the Cylon perspective - due in Sept 2009
Battlestar's Olmos: 'The Plan' Will Leave You Gasping

88 minutes - on-air version. DVD version 2 hours and 6 minutes.

88 minutes - on-air version. DVD version 2 hours and 6 minutes.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009
District 9 movie coming this summer!
io9 - The Anti-Alien Bigotry Begins, In District 9's First Trailer - District 9
Watch the trailer. This looks good!

Watch the trailer. This looks good!

Friday, April 24, 2009
Simulated Schwarzenegger will appear in Terminator Salvation
Labels:
Arnold Schwarzenegger,
movies,
sci fi,
Terminator Salvation
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
More news on the life of Dollhouse and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
io9 - Are Dollhouse And Sarah Connor Chronicles Already Canceled? - Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles
Regardless of the rumours, we will be told by Fox on May 18th.


Regardless of the rumours, we will be told by Fox on May 18th.


Labels:
Dollhouse,
sci fi,
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,
TV
Monday, April 6, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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