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Patrick Stewart says he’s done playing Jean-Luc Picard: A long line, something of a Dragon*Con mainstay, stretched across the third floor of Atlanta, Georgia’s, Marriott Marquis hotel, all the way into the skywalk which connects into the Hyatt Regency across the street on Saturday. Another mainstay of the convention: asking “What is this line for?” […]
A film about one of the most monumental and influential scientists in history will apparently not be shown in the United States because nobody wants to offend the creationist crowd: A British film about Charles Darwin has failed to find a US distributor because his theory of evolution is too controversial for American audiences, according […]
Roger Ebert suggests that the answer is yes: While the success of the film continues to grow as it steadily increases its number of theaters, the majority of younger filmgoers are missing this boat. Why is that? They don’t care about reviews, perhaps. They also resist a choice that is not in step with their […]
It looks like we might finally get a Battlestar Galactica film, but there’s a catch: Battlestar Galactica is getting the big-screen treatment. Universal Pictures has confirmed blog speculation that Bryan Singer, director of Valkyrie, will take on directing and producing duties for a BSG movie. Glen Larson, who created original series back in 1978, will […]
Just go see it. Need more ? (Spoiler alert !) Well, there are reviews from James Lileks and Stephen Green, which I agree with completely, and Will Collier points out the reason why J.J. Abrams’ alternate universe Trek is the best thing that could’ve happened to the franchise: Up until this weekend, Star Trek was […]
As I noted last month, Ron Paul recently found himself the victim of Sascha Baron Cohen’s latest impersonation. Here he is talking about what happened: H/T: Lew Rockwell
It’s perhaps understandable that all of the increased attention being paid to Atlas Shrugged has led to another round of speculation about a movie adaption: Hollywood could soon be going Objectivist. After decades in development hell, Ayn Rand’s capitalism-minded “Atlas Shrugged” is taking new steps toward the big screen — with one of the film […]
Here’s the new trailer for J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek reboot, which opens just two short months from now:
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