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I know I’ve been posting a lot of Star Wars-related things lately, but I just can’t get enough of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Season three of the hit animated TV show, which premieres September 17th on Cartoon Network, really looks like it’s going to be the best yet. Check out the newest featurette from StarWars.com after the jump!
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As Back to the Future fans know, part of the second film in the trilogy takes place in the year 2015, and we all wanted the cool futuristic gizmos featured in the movie like hoverboards and flying cars.
Well, the year 2015 is not that far off, and, while we probably won’t have flying cars or hoverboards by then, Nike is currently working on a patent to develop self-lacing sneakers – very similar to what Marty McFly wore in Back to the Future II. Read on for details!
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Posted By: Dan Geer
I was just surfing around Star Wars.com, looking at all their coverage of Star Wars Celebration V, and I found this great time-lapsed video of artist Eric Maruscak doing a chalk drawing of characters from season three of Cartoon Network’s Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The drawing was timed in such a way where a new character, “Savage Oppress”(Darth Maul’s brother), was not drawn until he was officially revealed by George Lucas on Saturday, August 17th. You can check out a couple of still shots below, and you can also view the video by clicking here!
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Posted By: Dan Geer
Hmm… where to begin? How about 1 AM Saturday morning? That’s when I got up to get ready and go wait in line at the Orange County Convention Center to see first hand The Main Event interview between The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart and the maker himself – George Lucas.
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Posted By: Dan Geer
A little while ago, PCM reported that the Season 6 DVD and Blu-ray sets (as well as “The Complete Collection”) for the hit TV show LOST would contain a 12-minute Epilogue of sorts which answers a few questions that were not answered in the TV series. Well, that Epilogue has leaked online! Watch it while you still can (it may be taken down by the powers that be faster than you can say “Dharma”)!
Posted By: Dan Geer
Have you ever asked yourself what it might have been like if Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast to be the voice of Darth Vader? Okay, I haven’t either, but what if he was?!
Well, today /Film posted one of the most hilarious videos I’ve seen in a while that shows us just what exactly that would be like. Hit the jump to see the “lost” footage of “Darth Schwarzenegger” (Warning – this video contains much foul language and is not meant for kids)!
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Posted By: Dan Geer
Most B-movie fans are fully aware of the works of legendary filmmaker Roger Corman, particularly his American International Edgar Allen Poe adaptations with Vincent Price like House of Usher and Pit and the Pendulum. Others might know him more as the producer of such films as Piranha (1978) or Death Race. Regardless of how you know of the fellow, it is clear that he knows he way around the B-genre.
So, if you’re like me and you love just listening to Corman talk, you need to check out this five-part interview on FEARnet’s Post Mortem with Mick Garris, which debuted August 2nd. It will also premiere on Video on Demand (VOD) August 9th. A wide variety of interesting topics is covered in the interview so I highly recommend it for genre fans. Check out the official press release after the jump!
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Today, I thought I’d post a little video by Improv Everywhere. If you are unfamiliar with them, they are a group of New Yorkers who simply perform random acts of entertainment around the city. Back in May, they did a funny little Ghostbusters stunt at The New York Public Library, which is the same library at the beginning of the actual Ghostbusters movie from 1984.
Their latest video is a reenactment of the opening scene of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope… on a subway car! Trust me, you have to see this. Hit the jump to watch!
Mike Judge, the creator of the crude yet hilarious animated comedy Beavis and Butt-Head that aired on MTV back in the 90s, is apparently outlining 30 new episodes of the show to possibly bring back to MTV, according to Kenny Herzog from The Examiner. Read on for more details.
Source: Shock ‘Till You Drop
Shock ‘Till You Drop’s Ryan Turek sat down with Adrien Brody to talk about his role in his upcoming sci-fi action film Predators, and also caught up with director Nimród Antal and producer Robert Rodriguez to talk about the shooting experience. Hit the jump to watch!
