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Most people probably haven't heard of Source Code yet, but everyone should hopefully be familiar with director Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon on Twitter), who broke out earlier this year with his sci-fi indie flick Moon. Variety announces today that Jones is next set to direct a sci-fi thriller called Source Code with Jake Gyllenhaal in negotiations to star as the main character Colter. Mark Gordon (The Messenger, 12 Rounds, 2012) is producing...
- Dreamfly Productions Announces Production is Set to Begin on Sci-Fi Thriller... (rss.prnewswire.com)
While this is yet another announcement of a project involving an adaptation of a novel, the circumstances surrounding the novel in question are quite intriguing. As part of an interactive literary experiment in which suggestions from readers are integrated into the plot as the story continues to unfold, author Max Barry has been writing the thriller Machine Man by posting one page of the novel online each day. Now Variety reports that Mandalay...
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- V’ presents flashy effects, contrived sci-fi (search.msn.com)
- MOVIE REVIEW Unplugged in ‘Surrogates’ (www-tech.mit.edu)
(TrendHunter.com) Science fiction has played a huge role in providing some of the inspiration for many of today’s scientific innovations. It kinda makes sense that the someone within the grasp of the cult of sci-fi would…
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- Online Sci-Fi Mag Lightspeed Will Mix Science Fact, Fiction (blog.wired.com)
I had lunch with a few people recently in which the conversation started and ended with a mention of “The Plan.” Non-Battlestar Galactica associates quickly booed and told us to leave the table if we were going to talk about it, and, not wanting that, we had to cease (but really, if you’re going to [...]
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- Los Angeles Metblogs : Sci-Fi Weekend: Farscape and Stargate (embed.metblogs.com)
Acclaimed British science fiction author Richard K. Morgan has announced that he's teaming up with EA to help pen the stories for three of the publisher's upcoming titles. Writing on his site, Morgan - best known for his novels Altered Carbon and Black Man/Thirteen - says he was approached last year by EA's John Miles with a view to writing a game that was currently in development. Things obviously went well, because Morgan is now "consulting...
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When we beamed our lists of favorite science fiction movies onto the pages of Wired.com, we knew some of our readers would think we were goofier than Jar Jar Binks.
Little did we know that Wired.com readers would fire back with such vehemence, vitriol and — most importantly — sincere [...]
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I love the sci-fi genre and usually seek out great sci-fi indies, including little seen films like Mr. Nobody. Upside Down is a new project from Argentinian filmmaker Juan Diego Solanas that is being described as "an alternate reality and groundbreaking" sci-fi film. According to Production Weekly, Solanas has just cast Jim Sturgess and Kirsten Dunst, two great actors, to star in this project. The very, very basic plot is that "a man searches...
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Weekly Sci-Fi Thread (11/01/09) Mon: 8/7 -- Heroes -- NBC Tues: 8/7 -- V -- ABC Thurs: 8/7 -- Flashforward -- ABC 9/8 -- Fringe -- Fox Fri: 9/8 -- Stargate Universe -- SyFy 10/9 -- Sanctuary -- SyFy Also there are variety of scifi shows on www.fancast.com
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"Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant"
2 out of 4 Stars
The problem with "Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" is that it doesn't succeed in anything it sets out to do. Comedy? The laughs are cheap, gimmicky, and sparse. Action? The fight scenes bore to the point of tears; despite the fists flying, the combat remains at a lackluster standstill. Fantasy? It's a movie about vampires based on a book series about vampires. Any teenage...
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Sci-Fi Movie Filter: Trying to locate the title of a movie I saw in the late 80's. It was set in the US in the near future. A private eye or cop was trying to track down someone smuggling a deadly drug or chemical that - when it came in contact with the human body - dissolved it in a fantastically gruesome fashion with smoke and screaming.
The first person you see dying this way is a shuttle pilot. I remember very clearly a scene in a...
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