The American government continues to investigate the metahuman threat, Hiro, Ando, and Matt travel to India, while Claire and Sylar prepare for Father’s Day.
New Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Teaser Out
No plot details (like that’s what we’re going to watch it for), but the teaser is chock full of Michael Bay’s trademark loud noise and explosions.
Weekly Digital Disc Picks – February 17, 2009
There are a couple of nice releases this week, picking up around Valentine’s day. We’ll see a bit of a dip once again before they start picking up again in late March.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight Review – “#22, Swell”
I’m slowly catching up on my reviews.
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Battlestar Galactica review: “No Exit”
The show insisted that the Cylons “have a plan.” Someone here once suggested that the Cylons haven’t revealed the details of that plan to the writers of the show. In this episode, we finally get (presumably) the history of the BSG ‘verse, and an overview of the Cylon plans.
TV Review: Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicles: “The Good Wound”
Our reviews for Nerdgasm Friday continue with the return of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
On another note, writing that title was more awkward than putting emoticons in parentheses.
Hawk the Slayer gets Sequel.
Screen Daily is reporting that the 1980s cult “classic” fantasy film Hawk The Slayer is getting a sequel. The film rights have been purchased by Jinga Films, and the sequel, currently titled Hawk the Hunter has Tom Hardy (Star Trek: Nemesis, RocknRolla) attached to play the title role, and the director of the first movie, Terry Marcel is returning for the sequel.
Ghost in the Shell gets Blu-Ray release
ICv2 is reporting that the original Ghost In The Shell film is due for a Blu-Ray release through Anchor Bay), the film will be re-mastered, with some touch-up work done on the minor CGI effects (computer displays, among other things). Fizko reviewed the film back in 2007.
Also, I want to thank AnimeVice for getting the scoop on this – I found out about it through them.
Funimation Licenses Tower of Druaga, others…
AnimeNewsNetwork.com is reporting that Funimation has licensed 5, well, 4 more series – both seasons of Tower of Druaga (Sword of Uruk and Aegis of Uruk) which is based off the Namco game series, Blassreiter (about a demon hunter with demonic powers), Dragonaut – The Resonance (about Humans breeding dragons to fight off an alien menace), and Bamboo Blade (a sports anime about a Women’s Kendo team).
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Weekend Review – “Bedknobs and Broomsticks”
Magic, mayhem, and just a bit of love fill this 1971 family film.
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