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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Soderbergh and Pitt grab the Moneyball
Steven Soderbergh is negotiating to helm the film Moneyball, based on a book by Michael Lewis titled Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, according to Variety. The book tells the story of Billy Beane, general manager of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill James, Billy Beane, Brad Pitt, Michael De Luca, Michael Lewis, Rachael Horovitz, sports films, Steve Zaillian, Steven Soderbergh
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Brett Ratner bringing Youngblood and Fly Wires comics to the big screen
Reliance Big Entertainment has nabbed big screen rights to Rob Liefeld’s graphic novel Youngblood, with Brett Ratner attached to helm, according to Variety. Youngblood follows the exploits of a group of superheroes sanctioned and overseen by the U.S. government. “Most … Continue reading
Robert Patrick to attend panel for Alien Trespass at New York Comic Con
A lost Sci-Fi epic’s recently been unearthed! Not seen since 1957, this film by legendary producer Louie Q. Goldstone is essential viewing for anyone who considers themselves a science fiction fan. Be one of the first of this generation to … Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Lauria, fan conventions, Louie Q. Goldstone, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, parodies, R.W. Goodwin, Robert Patrick, sci-fi films
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Warner Bros. to preview Watchmen, Terminator Salvation and Friday the 13th this weekend at NYCC
Warner Bros. sweeps into New York Comic-Con with three of their biggest film projects of 2009. First up is Watchmen, based on one of the world’s most celebrated graphic novels, Watchmen is the film fans have been waiting for for … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure films, Andrew Form, Brad Fuller, Dave Gibbons, Derek Mears, Friday the 13th, horror films, Jared Padalecki, McG, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, sci-fi films, Terminator Salvation, thrillers, Watchmen
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Life on Mars show exclusives this weekend at NYCC
When a present-day car accident mysteriously sends Detective Sam Tyler back to 1970s NYC, Tyler steps out into a brave, new world. Travel back in time with ABC’s Life on Mars and discover all the secrets of this unique television … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Nemec, fan conventions, Josh Appelbaum, Life on Mars, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, television
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Classic Twilight Zone episodes to screen at NYCC this weekend
In this screening and presentation, Arlen Schumer will introduce five classic episodes of The Twilight Zone and address the questions they raise. Rediscover what The Twilight Zone has to say about Identity, Man’s Obsolescence, Science and Superstition, Suburban Nightmares, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Arlen Schumer, cult classic, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, retro television, sci-fi films, television, Twilight Zone
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See an exclusive slideshow of the Clay Enos Black and White Watchmen book photography
Photographer Clay Enos discusses with artist Dave Gibbons the experience of capturing the live-action Watchmen in still images. As the official photographer on the set of Watchmen, Enos was there at every stage of production as director Zack Snyder filmed … Continue reading
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Tagged Clay Enos, Dave Gibbons, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, photography, Watchmen, Zack Snyder
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More details on the Dollhouse New York Comic Con sneak peak
Joss Whedon and Tahmoh Penikett will guide fans through a sneak peek of the first act of the highly anticipated premiere episode of Dollhouse, which launches on Friday, February 13th on FOX. Dollhouse stars Eliza Dushku, Tahmoh Penikett, Fran Kranz, … Continue reading
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Tagged action films, Dichen Lachman, drama, Eliza Dushku, Enver Gjokaj, Fran Kranz, Harry Lennix, Joss Whedon, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Olivia Williams, sci-fi films, Tahmoh Penikett, television
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Exclusive Wanted sequel news at New York Comic-Con
You’ve read the hit comic by Mark Millar and J.G. Jones and you’ve seen the hit movie starring James McAvoy and Angelina Jolie. Now, get ready for the video game and another movie! Join representatives from Vivendi Universal Games and … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelina Jolie, comic based, fan conventions, gaming, J.G. Jones, James McAvoy, Mark Millar, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009
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TMNT anniversary panel to take place at NYCC
25 years after the creation of TMNT, the beloved Turtles are still going strong. Meet the producers, directors, writers and storyboard artists who are a part of the TMNT cartoon series today. This panel will focus on the direction of … Continue reading
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Tagged comic based, comics, fan conventions, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, TMNT
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History of Super Hero Movies: Past, Present and Future panel to take place at NYCC
Comic books started out modestly eight decades ago, printed on pulp paper and appealing to a very young audience. Today, comics are American mythology with a broad ranging readership, with legendary characters and stories that have transcended time and inspired … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Bale, Christopher Reeve, comic based, Eddy Friedfeld, fan conventions, George Clooney, George Reeves, Hancock, Iron Man, Men of Steel, Michael Keaton, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Spider-Man, The Hulk, The Spirit, Val Kilmer
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Black Panther – the TV series featuring voice of Djimon Hounsou to preview at NYCC
He is the King of Wakanda, and soon he will be the King of TV. Marvel Animation and BET proudly present an exclusive look at the upcoming Black Panther cartoon, featuring the voice talents of Djimon Hounsou and more. Reggie … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, Axel Alonso, Black Panther, comic based, Denys Cowan, Djimon Hounsou, fan conventions, John Romita Jr., New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Reggie Hudlin, television
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New York Television Festival to screen independent TV showcase at NYCC
The New York Television Festival (NYTVF) presents a selection of independently produced pilots that received acclaim at the 2008 Independent Pilot Competition. Creator-producers will be on hand to discuss the creative process behind creating, developing, and shooting your own TV … Continue reading
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Tagged Events - Film Festivals, indie, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, television
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Afro Samurai Resurrection preview to be held at NYCC
Based on the original art and story telling of manga artist Takashi Okazaki, Afro Samurai Resurrection tells the tale of a black samurai’s quest for revenge and justice for his murdered father. Samuel L. Jackson reprises his role as the … Continue reading
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Tagged Afro Samurai Resurrection, anime, historical films, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Samuel L. Jackson, samurai, swordplay, Takashi Okazaki, television
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Heroes star Milo Ventimiglia to discuss Berserker at NYCC
Coming from Top Cow Productions in June 2009 is a new action-filled comic book series called Berserker, produced by Heroes star Milo Ventimiglia and his production company, DiVide Pictures. Join Top Cow publisher Filip Sablik as he leads a panel … Continue reading
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Tagged Berserker, comic exclusives, comics, Filip Sablik, Milo Ventimiglia, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Rick Loverd, Ron Marz, Russ Cundiff, Top Cow
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Summit Entertainment to preview sci-fi thriller Knowing, war film Hurt Locker and Astro Boy with “surprise guests” at NYCC
Summit Entertainment brings exclusive new footage and some surprise guests from its exciting 2009 film lineup, which includes: Knowing in theaters March 20, 2009 From visionary director Alex Proyas (I Robot, Dark City) comes a gripping action-thriller of global proportions, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure films, Alex Proyas, Astro Boy, Chris Weitz, fan conventions, Kathryn Bigelow, Knowing, New Moon, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Nicolas Cage, Rose Byrne, sci-fi films, The Hurt Locker, thrillers, Twilight sequel
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Cast of cult TV show Dead Like Me to host panel at NYCC
Dead Like Me is back with in the all-new movie Dead Like Me: Life After Death. Learn about this upcoming follow up to the cult favorite series at New York Comic Con, directly from cast members Ellen Muth, Callum Blue, … Continue reading
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Tagged Britt McKillip, Callum Blue, cult, Cynthia Stevenson, Dead Like Me: Life After Death, Ellen Muth, fan conventions, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Sarah Wynter, Steve Herek, television
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Rate these incredibly hot models and win
Well, it’s not exactly that easy. To help promote their upcoming sequel Fast and Furious, Universal is running an interesting contest called The Ultimate Fast and Furious Model Competition. The contest gives would-be models the chance to win a grand … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, News
Tagged action films, cars, Fast and Furious, hot models, Jordana Brewster, Justin Lin, sequels, sexy, sexy films
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Yvonne Strahovski visits Comic Con to talk Chuck
Yvonne Strahovski, who plays Sarah Walker on the NBC cult favorite action-spy-comedy series Chuck, will join the show’s co-creator and executive producer Josh Schwartz and co-creator Chris Fedak, for a New York Comic Con panel on the show. The trio … Continue reading
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Tagged action films, adventure films, Chevy Chase, Chris Fedak, comedy, cult, espionage films, Josh Schwartz, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Scott Bakula, television, Yvonne Strahovski, Zachary Levi
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A guide to the best film and TV events happening at New York Comic-Con
New York Comic Con fever has hit the city once again, and this weekend we’ll see thousands of enthusiasts, semi-enthusiasts and those who just want to do something cool, make the journey to comic-east’s hallowed halls – the Jacob K. … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, conventions, fan conventions, Josh Whedon, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, pop culture, Takashi Miike, television, Yatterman, Yvonne Strahovski
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Enter your short or animation and win a trip to Beijing and cash from Adobe
I wish this was a FilmFetish.com sponsored contest, but alas… This one is sponsored by Adobe, and it’s for full-time film and design students working in a variety of formats, including short film, animation, motion graphics and much more. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe Design Achievement Awards, animation, filmmaking, foreign films, Icograda World Design Congress, international competitions, motion graphics, short films, student filmmaking
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Dark Knight producer’s son carves his own path with martial arts, action and comics partnership
Creative Impulse Entertainment, which recently expanded from film and music video production into comics, and has the first comic series in the history of the industry to include DVD media with each issue (the flagship JFH: Justice-For-Hire) today announced a … Continue reading
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Tagged action films, comic based, Creative Impulse Entertainment, crime thrillers, David Uslan, indie films, Jan Lucanus, Justice For Hire, martial arts, Michael Uslan
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World Record gaming event being held at New York Comic-Con
Guinness World Records is getting ready to celebrate the release of its latest video game book – Guinness World Records: Gamer’s Edition 2009 – and is urging all gamers to take part in a record-breaking event at New York’s Comic … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Events
Tagged anime, comic characters, comics, Contests, conventions, gaming, Guinness World Records, manga, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009
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International event provides opportunity for young media makers
fmx/09 is a key international event and conference on the creation, production and distribution of digital entertainment. It’s in Stuttgart, Germany from May 5-8, 2009. On May 7th, there’s an event called the 10th Annual Eyes & Ears of Europe … Continue reading
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Tagged conventions, film screenings, filmmaking, foreign films, international events, media, professional events, Scotland, student filmmaking
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Film details for the psychological thriller Harvest Project
A filmmaker sent me this synopsis for an indie thriller called The Harvest Project, which recently completed production in Vancouver, B.C. It sounds interesting, and apparently premiered in Canada back in December and is now available on DVD here in … Continue reading
New trailer and poster for Running Scared director’s new thriller Crossing Over
For those of you who don’t Know, Wayne Kramer is the amazingly talented young writer/director of The Cooler and Running Scared. Both films were spirited character studies of damaged souls attempting to redeem themselves, while surrounded by other severely damaged … Continue reading
Posted in News, Snapshots, Video - Trailers
Tagged Alice Braga, Alice Eve, Ashley Judd, Cliff Curtis, drama, Frank Marshall, Gregg Taylor, Harrison Ford, Jim Sturgess, Justin Chon, Michael Beugg, Ray Liotta, Summer Bishil, thrillers, Wayne Kramer
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More Yatterman events at New York Comic-Con premiere and Takashi Miike appearance
New York Comic Con organizers revealed earlier this month that maverick Japanese director Takashi Miike and superstar actor and pop star Sho Sakurai will attend New York Comic Con and present the World Premiere of Yatterman. The news of Yatterman’s … Continue reading
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Tagged fan conventions, film screenings, New York, New York City, New York Comic-Con 2009, Sho Sakurai, Takashi Miike
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Casino Royale director looking at Green Lantern comic adaptation
Warner Bros. is currently in discussions with Martin Campbell to helm the Green Lantern adaptation of the DC superhero, according to Variety. Campbell’s most recent projects include Casino Royale and the Mel Gibson film Edge of Darkness. According to the … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure films, comic based, crime thrillers, Green Lantern, Greg Berlanti, Jimmy Heyward, Jonah Hex, Marc Guggenheim, Martin Campbell, Mel Gibson, Michael Green
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