November 2007
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- Art Gallery: Misunderstood Critters
- Will I Am Legend feature a legendary Will Smith rap?
- The Ultimate Star Wars Collectible Auction
- Can You Jam With The Console Cowboys in Cyberspace?
- A Smorgasbord of Sci-Fi Cheesecake
- What Will Trek XI's Enterprise Look Like?
29
- Countdown to I Am Legend
- Why Should Cylons Be Atheist?
- Starbuck Leaves Bionic Woman
- Japan Creates Horrifying Robot Dentistry Patient
- Life-Sized Gigantor To Tower Over Kobe
- Terry Nation's Survivors Returns!
28
- SciFi Dept.: Is The Golden Compass better than Harry Potter?
- Heath Ledger As Gotham's Clown Prince of Crime
- Tom Swift Goes Cinematic
- The First Four Minutes of Bender's Big Score
- Celebrities as Star Wars
27
- Trivia: Alien Resurrection
- SciFi Scanner for 11/27/2007
- Ghostbusters 3 In-Game Footage
- Billie Piper Returns To Doctor Who
- Star Trek Season One HD Set Hits Shelves
- Cloverfield Has A Monster Case Of Lice
- The Ten Strangest Star Wars Covers
- Indiana Jones and the Close Encounters of the Third Kind
26
- Francis Ford Coppola's Philosophical Sci-Fi
- "Shat, How Do You Hurl Bolts Of Lightning?"
- Robotic Exoskeleton Turns Soldiers Into Space Marines
- Charlie's SciFi Angels
- Battlestar Galactica: Razor Every Bit As Good As Its Pedigree
- Ridley Scott Hates Sci-Fi, Invented Wet Streets
- The Hypnotoad Commands You! Buy Bender's Big Score!
23
- Justice League Flashback!
- 1,000 Foot Robots To Destroy The Cities Of 1934!
- Christian Bale To Fight T-800s in Terminator 4?
- Sci-Fi Gifts For Christmas: Working DIY Phaser
- The Philip K. Dick Android
22
- The Pulp Covers Of Philip K. Dick
- The Dalek Cupcake Army
- Great Licenses, Bad Ideas: Jack Black's Green Lantern
- Journeyman Gets 2 Weeks Notice
21
- The Worst Doctor Who Ever
- Star Trek's Most Rubbery Aliens
- Billy Dee Williams: Vilified For Lando's Sins
- Will The Strike Kill Off BSG For Good?
- SciFi Dept.: Alternate Universe Films
20
- What's On Stephen King and Frank Darabont's Sci-Fi Bookshelves?
- Classic Comedy Giants Do SciFi
- Spock Gets A New Dad In Star Trek XI
- David Twohy Maniacally Threatens New "Riddick" Sequel
- Adorable Chewbacca Backpack Only Suitable For Furries
19
- Why I Still Watch(man) The Simpsons
- SciFi Scanner for 11/19/2007
- The Tenth Doctor and The Fifth Doctor Collide
- Battlestar Galactica Needs Alcohol!
- Terminator 4: Smaller, Cheaper Than Even T3
- Hiro Nakamura: Sexiest Time-Traveling Teleporter Alive?
- Strange But True: Goebbels Helped Design The Star Wars Logo
- "A Long Time Ago, In A Galaxy Far, Far Away"
- 22 Sci-Fi Soundtracks We Love (in no particular order)
16
- Strike's First Sci-Fi Casualties: BSG and Bionic Woman
- Blade Runner II?
- Darabont Still Talking Stephen King's The Long Walk
- Summer Glau Stripped Down To The Metal Bone In The Sarah Connor Chronicles
- Look Out, Rome! Here Comes An Italian Spider-Man!
15
- VSPoll: Who's the Coolest Alien?
- Sam Raimi Tired Of Spider-Man
- Green Mile Director Eyes Bradbury's 451
- Apocalyptic Manhattan Cityscape for Warhammer 40k
- Own Your Very Own Sonic Screwdriver
- "I Thought They Smelled Bad From The Outside!"
- Ghostbusters III: The Video Game
14
- Sci-Fi Geek Pick Up Lines
- SciFi Dept.: Alien vs. Predator
- Suicidal Sci-Fi Inventions Exposed
- The Incredible Hulk Goes Red
- "Chav Queen" Entering The TARDIS?
- Author of the Stepford Wives Dead at 88
- A Visual History of the Enterprise's Design
13
- All I Want For Christmas is...a Light Saber
- First Look At Quinto's Young Spock
- Buckaroo Banzai Returns In Comic Book Prequel!
- Harlan Ellison Thinks He Owns The City On The Edge Of Forever
- Star Trek The Menagerie in Theaters This Week!
- Astro Boy Is No "Dark Pinocchio"
12
- Suggested Sci-Fi Reading (Veteran's Day Edition - PART II)
- Is 2008 The Year Of The Repeat?
- Suggested Sci-Fi Reading (Veteran's Day Edition)
- The Singing Cowboy Does Sci-Fi
- 'Planet of the Apes': The Ultimate Fan Quiz
- Jesus in Outer Space: Messiahs in Sci-Fi
- TV I Won't See: 'Spaceballs' the Animated Series
- Transporting Star Wars to Tunisia
- Star Trek XI: JJ Abram at the City on the Edge of Forever
- Sylvester Stallone's SciFi Legacy
9
- "Sci-Fi Films Make Up Most Quoted Genre"
- Winona Ryder is Spock's Mom?
- The 3 Best 'Greedo Shot First' Parodies
8
- Genetically Modified Space Marines Vs. German Copyright Law
- Taking the Fun Out of The Future
- Battlestar Galactica: Razor Leaked To The Internet
- Star Trek XI Gets Its Pike
- Tim Kring is Sorry That 'Heroes' Second Season Sucks
7
- Solid Snake, Snake Plissken and Hell Tanner
- Writers' Strike: No "Lost" Until 2009?
- Steampunk Daleks in Victorian London
- Star Trek XI's Open Casting Call For Mutants and Freaks
- What Could Have Been: J. Michael Straczynski's Star Trek
- SciFi Dept.: Where is the Bikini Machine?
- Kids Love Quiro The Robot
- Will Robert Rodriguez Become the King of the Remakes?
6
- The Most Evil Computers in Sci-Fi
- The Writer's Guild Strike Kills Sci-Fi Television
- A History of Doctor Who's Radio Times
- Photo Gallery: The Best Uses of Time-Travel
- Learn To Be A Jedi At The New York Jedi Academy
- Another Dose of Iron Man
5
- A Million Pulp Magazine Covers, Just For You
- Built Your Own Life-Sized Jabba
- Godzilla Meets....Tarantino?
- Writers' Strike Yanks Heroes Season 2 Life Support
- No Science Fair Prizes for these SciFi Movies
- Sci-Five: My Favorite Time Travel Movies
- Is Blade Runner Coming to a Theater New You?
2
- Worst Superheroes Ever
- Peter Jackson and Neill Blomkamp Team Up For Session 9
- New Clip From Aliens Versus Predator: Requiem
- Storm Troopers Invade Tokyo For Dance Dance Revolution
- An Alternate History To Chinese Science-Fiction
- Sci-Five: 5 Films about SF Authors
1
- Star Trek Mission To Game VI Mego Playset!
- Star Wars TV Series To Last 20 Years?
- Welcome To Joss Whedon's Dollhouse
- Death... The Final Frontier
- Heroes: Origins Gets Axed
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Features
Will Hancock Join the Ranks of Superhero Comedy Greats?
If Hancock does succeed, it'll join a select few who have managed to nail a notoriously difficult genre. Here are a handful of films that cracked the superhero comedy code.
Jim Caviezel and Ian McKellen to Star in AMC Reinterpretation of Cult Classic The Prisoner
AMC announced today that acclaimed film actors Jim Caviezel (The Passion of the Christ, The Thin Red Line) and Ian McKellen (Lord of the Rings, The Da Vinci Code) have signed on for the network's reinterpretation of the highly influential 1960s cult classic, The Prisoner.
SciFi Power Ranking - June 30, 2008
So summer is upon us and blockbuster season is well and truly here. Wanted has proven to have the goods though it's not really SciFi enough to include here, Wall-E has finally arrived, and all signs are that Hancock will be the summer's first outright flop - a big budget spectacle that absolutely nobody is talking about, opening to mediocre reviews against two vastly superior films. Sorry, Will, you've got another Wild Wild West on your hands. If Hancock ends up bleeding cash will studio suits re-think director Peter Berg's big budget adaptation of Dune? Time will tell ...
