Source: StarWars.com | Posted By: Dan Geer
Just when Star Wars fans everywhere rejoiced at Celebration V when George Lucas announced that the Star Wars saga is coming to Blu-ray in Fall 2011, we get even more to wet our appetites with the official announcement of a theatrical release of all six films in 3D after years and years of speculation. That’s right folks – all six films in 3D coming to a theater near you starting in 2012!
Source: WarwickDavis.co.uk | Posted By: Dan Geer
BBC Two has officially announced a new comedy series from Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant (The Office, Extras) entitled Life’s Too Short, starring Warwick Davis (Return of the Jedi, the Harry Potter series). The pilot episode has already been shot, and six more 30-minute episodes are set to film some time next year. Gervais and Merchant are on board as executive producers, and will also write and direct the episodes. Read on for details!
Source: Back To Frank Black | Posted By: Dan Geer
Back in July, PCM posted an article about a movie poster art contest from the guys over at Back To Frank Black to help get people interested in the possibility of a movie based on the TV series Millennium, which aired for three years but was canceled in 1999 before the show could properly resolve its storyline.
Millennium actors Lance Henriksen and Klea Scott, along with The X-Files/Millennium music composer Mark Snow, hopped on board as judges to pick the top three winners, who received various prizes such as the Millennium Complete Series DVD boxed set. Check out the video Back To Frank Black posted announcing the winners after the jump!
Source: YouTube | Collider | Posted By: Dan Geer
AMC has released a “sizzle reel” to further wet our appetites for its upcoming TV series, The Walking Dead, which premieres on Halloween at 10 PM EST. They will also being showing full scenes at New York Comic-Con on Sunday, October 10th. Hit the jump to check out the reel!
Source: Entertainment Tonight | /Film | Posted By: Dan Geer
I have a soft spot for the Scream movies. They are kind of a guilty pleasure for me. But for some reason, I have not posted anything about the newest movie in the franchise, Scream 4, which recently wrapped principal photography in my home state of Michigan.
So, here for your viewing pleasure, is a behind-the-scenes look from Entertainment Tonight at the new movie, which hits theaters nationwide April 15, 2011. As /Film points out, the video doesn’t really enlighten us very much, but it is a first look at Ghostface in action. Hit the jump to watch!
Source: YouTube | TheForce.net | Big Shiny Robot | Posted By: Dan Geer
Dave Filoni, Supervising Director for Cartoon Network’s Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, found out at Star Wars Celebration V that a brief clip from ARC Troopers (the second episode from Season 3, which debuted this past Friday) would be censored from the final cut. While it was very short, it was supposedly a very cool moment that they were pretty sad about, and that this was the one and only instance where Cartoon Network ever specifically censored anything for the show.
Anyhow, the clip has made its way online for your viewing pleasure. Yes, it is extremely brief, but kind of cool too. Check out “Asajj’s Deadly Kiss” after the jump!
Source: The X-Files 3 in 2012 | Posted By: Dan Geer
The X-Files 3 in 2012 is a Facebook page that was created by fans of The X-Files to show support for a third theatrical film in 2012. Basically, they post images from various episodes, create fan discussion and gather as many fans as possible to raise awareness that X-Philes will not stop campaigning for a third film until it gets made. As a fan myself, I must agree with the cause.
Anyhow, they recently posted a really cool collection of magazine ads for the show, as well as the two movies. Most of these ads I had not seen before, and they pretty much have them for almost every episode. Many of them are really well done. Hit the jump to reminisce!
Source: DC Comics | Review By: Dan Geer
American Vampire is an original comic book series from DC/Vertigo written by short story writer Scott Snyder (Voodoo Heart) with a special writing contribution from none other than Stephen King (The Dark Tower series) for the first five issues. The series debuted last May, but the issues will be combined together and released in hardcover volumes starting with the first five Snyder/King issues in Volume #1 on October 5th. The first volume was sent to me from DC for review. Read on to check it out!
Source: HBO | Posted By: Dan Geer
This coming Sunday at 9PM ET/PT marks the premiere of the highly-anticipated new TV series Boardwalk Empire on HBO from Terence Winter, Emmy Award-winning writer of The Sopranos and Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese.
The story, set in Atlantic City at the dawn of Prohibition, focuses on the politics and illegalities of a place known back then as “The World’s Playground” – a resort with nightclubs, amusement piers and other forms of entertainment.
Today, PCM brings you the official trailer and press release, as well as some key art and couple of video clips from the first season. Read on to check it out!
Source: PalladiumBoots.com | Posted By: Dan Geer
Palladium Boots, well-known for producing “hard wearing” footwear – such as the famous “Pampa Boot” that the French Foreign Legion used back in the day to trek through the rugged terrain of the Atlas Mountains and the North African deserts – states on its website that it is a company dedicated to making quality boots to “help you explore your street, your city, or the world.”
As a part of its marketing campaign, the site contains a documentary section that essentially “explores” various underground movements, historical sites, DIY projects, etc., around famous cities and other sites that you won’t typically find in a normal tourist guide. They travel all over the world, and this time they’ve enlisted the help of Jackass’s very own Johnny Knoxville to help interview the residents of Detroit, MI to find out if the public perception of the city is true and what people are doing about it in a documentary entitled Detroit Lives.
Believe me when I say that this documentary is not what you’d typically expect from Knoxville, and is actually quite inspiring to say the least – especially to people like me who live in the Detroit area and frequent the city on occasion. I am a little late to the game in posting this, but whatever. If you haven’t watched this yet, put your boots on and hit the jump to go exploring!
