Following up on a previous post, Rick McCallum, Lucas’s right-hand man, has confirmed the original trilogy on DVD. It will be three years away (jives with Lucas’s early announcement) and it will contain even more changes.
My favorite quote from the piece: "With George… he’ll keep on changing the film till the day he dies."
From the studio and author themselves.
Following in the footsteps of ST:TMP, Paramount is releasing an expanded DVD edition for “The Wrath of Khan.” Sweet lord, the “Battle of the Mutara Nebula” in Dolby 5.1? I may wet myself.
I know many a fan who considers this to be the best of the film series, so this should sell even better than the first film’s digital treatment.
Expect discs to hit store shelves on or around August 6th. I didn’t find any pre-order options as yet.
Hollywood Bitchslap has a great rundown of superheroes on film, both past and present.
Check it out. I also recommend this site for all sorts of film reviews. These guys review movies because they love good cinema, not shilling for the stuidios.
The second last episode of The X-Files
ran last night. What do you think?
I’ve finally gotten around to reading Pierre
Boulle’s original novel, Planet Of The
Apes. You know where to find the review.
There is something that claims to be a script for
Attack of the Clones online. It can be
found by following links from Drew’s
Script-O-Rama, Simply
Scripts, or other places. I’m not going to
read it, but if you really want spoilers, you can
read the script, the graphic novel, or the
hardcover novel, all of which are easily
available.
According to this
Sci-Fi Wire article, Entertainment Tonight
will run teaser trailers for both sequels to
The Matrix this Wednesday, May 15.