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Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Here's an interesting bit about Chirstopher Nolan, 3D and the next Batman. Click to read.
Labels: 3D, batman, Chirstopher Nolan, movie, sequel, Warner Bros.
Friday, 17 September 2010
ANNE HATHAWAY WITH LONG HAIR DANCES
Anne Hathaway 
with long hair dance video by marduxcom as below..
It says.. Anne Hathaway dances in the movie Ella Enchanted, she still has long hair in this clip
However her hair style.. Anne Hathaway is always beautiful..
:)
Labels: Anne Hathaway
Sunday, 22 August 2010
Yeah, so this moive is my favorite. Yes, I like it more than any other movie ever made. Why? Because it's awesome! It is a finely crafted film that is also exciting and tremendous fun. Here's James Horner talking about the score which happens to be some of the best music for a movie ever.
Labels: James Horner, music, score, Star Trek, Star Trek 2, The Wrath of Khan
This film blows me away. Everytime I watch Aliens it seems as fresh and new as the first time I watched it. Here's Cameron and Horner talking about it a bit.
Labels: alien, Aliens, DVD, James Cameron, James Horner, movie, science fiction





I love ERB's Mars Series. Now, it's getting a comic treatment. The art looks nice and the interview with the comic writer is cool. Read the interview here.
Saturday, 21 August 2010

For 14 exciting weeks when I was in Junior High those words in the post title started off one of the most unique TV shows ever: Max Headroom. Most people remember the Coke ad campaign featuring the computer video jockey, but the TV series is where real stuff was going down. 
Cyberpunk before cyberpunk was cool, this show and it's technological commentary shattered the mold. Ground-breaking and even visionary, this show predicted much of our world looks like now. Twenty-four hour news? Check. The Internet? Check. Constant adverting? Check. Video pirates? Check. Five hundred TV channels competing for ratings? Check. And much, much more.
Visionary? Ground-breaking? Unique? Strange? So of course it was canceled after only 14 episodes. TV networks still haven't changed. If a show is ahead of it's time it has to go. You have to make room for that new cop show, right?
Finally though, Max Headroom is officially on DVD. If you've never seen it check it out now. Here's Max on You Tube.



Labels: 80's, cyberpunk, DVD, Max Headroom, science fiction, TV show
Friday, 20 August 2010

"Star Trek" and "Babylon 5" actor Walter Koenig will be writing a post-apocalyptic comic mini-series. The art style looks interesting and the story sounds like it should be cool. Check out the full story here.

