Warner Brothers has announced changes to their forthcoming movie-making plans, and they include another Superman film, one which will “re-introduce” the character and make him “darker.”
The plan sounds half-right.
What do you think? And…
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WorldCon Video
Enjoy a few horribly-compressed video highlights of Denvention 3, the 66th World SF Con, held last week in Denver, Colorado.
Warp drive design?
“It is possible to travel faster than light. You just wouldn’t travel faster than light.”
In short, you could do distant travel with a drive that warped spacetime.
Olmos to direct new BSG prequel
Ogre writes, Found this over at Sci-Fi.com:
Hugo Awards
Denvention 3, the Sixty-Sixth World Science Fiction Convention, winds down today after mind-bending days and nights. I’ll have photos, commentary, and video up next weekend or thereabouts. Meanwhile, here’s the scoop on last night’s Hugo Awards.
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66th World Science Fiction Convention
Denvention 3, starts tomorrow in Denver Colorado. Sure the cool kids went to San Diego to shill their latest movie and tv projects, but this remains the big SF Con, with thought-provoking panels, great parties, the Hugo Awards, and an unbelievable masquerade.
Guest of Honor this year is Lois McMaster Bujold, and many of SF’s luminaries will be present, along with some lesser-known fans and folk.
Justice League Movie is back on track
Maybe it’s the success Marvel has been having lately on the big screen, but the crises-plagued JLA film appears to be a go once more, with filming to begin next year.
Weekend Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde’s novel has been adapted numerous times, most famously in this Oscar (and Hugo) winning production from 1945.1
Monster of Montauk
Since Tuesday, the debate has raged over the identity of this corpse which washed ashore on Long Island. Is it a turtle, dog, or raccoon? A beast as yet unknown to science? The result of a mad experiment? A viral marketing campaign?
Video below.
What do bureau-crats believe?
Foundation and Film
The founders of New Line Cinema plan to bring Asimov’s Foundational work of SF to your local cinema.