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Soul of Star Trek — Big Trek/Doctor Who Weekend Though the new Paramount Star Trek movie doesn't open in the U.S. until May, premieres have already been held in Australia and New Zealand (plus a sneak preview in Texas), while an enormous flood of advertising and publicity lets loose, and the first reviews are in, with Trek Movie's promised later today. Update: Here it is. After assiduously courting the traditional fan base, the new Trek honchos are going hard after a wider, younger audience that knows Trek only ...
Abrams/Lindelof’s Star Trek
DocArzt's LOST Blog —
... also writer/producer for Fringe) attached to the project my geeky little heart was all aflutter. Anthony Pascale has written a lovely not-too spoilery review and all that does is increase anticipation for the film, scheduled for release on May 8th. ...
Viva La France
GALACTICA SITREP —
... Sunday, April 26, at Paris Grand Rex theatre as part of the Jules Verne Film Festival. And guests will have the chance to see projection on the big screen of the episode of "Finale Saison" Daybreak. (And let me say, seeing the finale on the big screen is the way to go.) The festival also has an advance screening of J. J. Abrams' Star Trek later that Sunday. A big day for SF fans in Paris. (And Trek Movie's Anthony Pascale has a mostly spoiler free review of Trek here.) ...
Daily Scan for 04.14.09 - Egyptians Explain Lost Monster, Sarah Connor Is Terminated
SciFi Scanner —
... so weird to think that a show based on Terminator could fail, but then again, Fox hates scifi.
• The Tron 2 guy looks a little flabby in his off-the-set costume.
• Amazon.com eliminated a lot of gay-oriented science fiction from the site recently. The situation reeks of some lower manager making a stupid unilateral decision. But everyone's going bazonkers.
• The early reviews of Star Trek keep on rolling in, and they continue to be very flattering.
• Popular Mechanics explains the ...
Tube Bits For 04/15/2009
SF Signal —
... Anthony Pascale of Trek Movie was recently able to see the new Trek movie that you may have heard of. He does a great job deconstructing the movie in his, mostly non-spoilery, review, even covering the production design and musical score. The movie has now become 'promising' on my rate-ometer. ...
