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want to find a movie that i believe had armand asssante and a robot that lived in a cave. help!!!!
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want to find a movie that i believe had armand asssante and a robot that lived in a cave. help!!!!
Los Angeles premiere during Screamfest LA, Oct. 24th, 2009. See Jack White's acting debut!
[i][b]Mutant Swinger from Mars[/b][/i] is a 2009 Science fiction comedy film written, produced and directed by Michael Kallio. A cross between Young Frankenstein, The Nutty Professor and all of Ed Wood's movies, the film pays homage to all things sci-fi, horror and comedy. The film features the acting debut of Jack White (pre-White Stripes and Cold Mountain) of The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Shot in 1998, but finished in 2009, it made its [i][b]WORLD PREMIERE [/b][/i]at the San Diego Comic Con on July 25, 2009. In early October of 2009, the film was awarded Best Sci-Fi/Comedy at the Fargo Fantastic Film Festival 7. The film's LA premiere will be at Screamfest 2009 on October 24th at 3:00pm at Grauman's Mann Chinese 6 theaters.
Watch the trailer here: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR3IlCRi0pM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR3IlCRi0pM
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In-depth interview with Robert J. Sawyer, in which he discusses how it feels to have his FlashForward novel turned into a television series, and much more about the making of the series...
Can someone out there please help? I am trying to find out the name of a film, made in the USA in the 1970s. It starts with the radar testing of a Blackbird aircraft, which crashes following a lightning strike. The main part of the film is then taken up with the between life and death experience of the pilot, with many flashbacks of his life whilst he is being examined/interviewed and it is only at the end of the film that it is revealed that he in fact dead.
I have searched the name of this film for a long time by genre on Yahoo/Google etc and cannot find it.
Hello my fellow sci-fyers, I'm new here and I hope it's okay to try and promote the independent film "Snowblind" on here :-) It's an attempt to do a full green screen production on a shoestring budget - cheese intended - think something in between old grindhouse flicks and "300" ;-) Shooting is already complete and now there is a first trailer that can be watched at http://snowblind-film.com/trailer.html - looking forward to your feedback :-)
If anyone out there is over 40 years old and remembers the title of a movie about alien abduction of women please post the name. The basic premise of the film was about a neighborhood of women who all come up mysteriously pregnant at the same time. When they have their babies a space ship shows up and all the women leave their homes to meet the space ship and take off together with their babies, but without their husbands.
Which medium do you feel has better served Science fiction as a genre?
There are certain classics on film like 2001 which would not work on the small screen or serial format.
However the more action oriented ones that have multiple sequels get very repetitive very fast and loose what ever was that created the suspence and itnerst. Television can play around with that kind of format more, which Is why I think Terminator: The Sarah Chronicles was better than any of the big screen sequels.
Any thoughts? As AMc is providing this forum are there any classic Sci-Fi series that you wish they would re-air?
After 25 long years of chasing ghosts Ray, Egon, Winston and Peter need a little help. So if you think you can handle big marshmallow men, a positron collider and thousands of adoring fans, submit your video application at http://www.ghostbustersishiring.com. If the Ghostbusters decide to hire you, your first assignment will be a trip to Comic Con 2009!
Was it October last year that there was a press release that said amc would be making a mini-series based on Kim Stanley Robinson's book I think? So of course the question is, anything? any news? anyone? Someone had to ask because us KSR fans have been through this before where the Sci-Fi channel said they were making it a few years back and then nothing happened.
Life on Mars
An intriguing, well written series with an incredible cast & compelling stories was just too smart for ABC to allow to continue. I'm talking about the American remake of "Life on Mars". I just thought that such a great show deserves a chance to find it's audience & I thought AMC might make a good home since it dosen't seem to mind period pieces (MadMen) & actually wants its audience to think for a change (I simply can't take any more "reality tv". Since I watching less & less network television I thought I might see if someone at AMC might think that picking up "life on Mars" would be possible. It's a great show with an already established fan base.