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Friday, January 2, 2009

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Happy New Year Sci-Fi Fans- Enjoy Cosmic Voyage



Cosmic Voyage
Feature Film|36:12|
Narrated by Morgan Freeman, Cosmic Voyage explores some of the greatest scientific theories, many of which have never before been visualized on film before in a mix of ground-br.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

The Best Sci-Fi Movies of 2008


This wasn't just the year that science fiction dominated the movies — it also featured an amazing diversity of SF stories. Here's our list of the greatest films of 2008.
BEST:

10. Let The Right One In-This intense, beautiful Swedish movie about a 12-year-old boy's relationship with a vampire did the near-impossible: it almost made us forget the blah Twilight.

9. Teeth. This year saw a boomlet in feminist horror movies, between this film and Zombie Strippers.

8. Speed Racer. Pretty much everyone hates this movie except us — Entertainment Weekly listed it twice on its year's worst lists, even as the mag praised the bland Benjamin Button. But we really did love this film.

7. Cloverfield. Of all the movies on this year's "best" list, this is the one I can least imagine wanting to watch more than once. But that's okay, because the one time you watch it, you'll be blown away.

6. Sleep Dealer. We called it one of the best small-budget science fiction movies in years, in our review back in October. Set in a future where Mexicans do menial labor in the U.S.via telepresence, Dealer is a commentary on immigration and racism.

5. Iron Man. This movie exceeded our expectations, delivering a mind-expanding story of the military-industrial complex instead of just a superhero punch-em-up.

4. City Of Ember. It could have been just another young-people-discover-their-world-is-a-lie movie, but instead it becomes a post-apocalyptic masterpiece.

3. Synecdoche, NY. Charlie Kaufman gave us Being John Malkovitch and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, but this is probably his weirdest, most surreal movie.

2. The Dark Knight. This movie got us so worked up, we reviewed it twice. Sure, it was too long — and did the Joker really have to put explosives in the hospital and the boats?

1. Wall-E The only movie in years that I've wanted to watch again, right away. If I hadn't been starving and late for dinner, I would have watched it two or three times in one sitting. The first half hour, featuring the cute-bot in the post-apocalyptic abandoned Earth, is poetic and slapsticky.
By Charlie Jane Anders

Whoopi Goldberg


according to Variety, Whoopi Goldberg will be producing and starring in a new SciFi webseries for Fearnet.com called Stream where she will play a woman facing up to her fears.

Supernatural: Family Remains Promo Pics


New episodes are still a few weeks off but there’s plenty to look forward to in the coming weeks. Jensen Ackles will be out and about promoting My Bloody Valentine 3-D which opens on January 16th. Look for him on Jimmy Kimmel on January 8th and I hear there may be a red carpet premiere in Hollywood that same night.
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