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Paramount Pictures Panel - San Diego Comic-Con 2007
Things got off to a very good start today with Paramount Pictures as the first panel to kick off Comic-Con in San Diego Convention Center's monstrous Hall H. They brought with them a slew of goodies, including some casting announcements and footage.
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Paramount had so much to offer in their 2 hour slot that everyone was a bit rushed.
OMG, THE REMAKES NEVER STOP! IT’S BUFFY’S TURN
I seriously don’t think any writers returned to work after the writers strike, because Hollywood has officially run out of ideas. There are no more, because we are now getting a “reboot” of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
This time even Joss Whedon had the sense to just say no.
Barack Obama Is Spock!
Just a light, fluff piece for Friday :) Nothing serious By Gary Thompson Philadelphia Daily News Daily News Film Critic Modern innovations inspired by the old "Star Trek" show: the cell phone, the flat-screen TV, and the Obama presidency. The latter occurred to me as I watched J.J. Abrams dandy new "Star Trek" movie, which arrives amid polls showing that 80 percent of Americans continue to find President Obama personally likable.Shatner's Kirk Not Aboard for New 'Trek'
The original Capt. Kirk is disheartened he won't get to boldly go anywhere with his old pal Spock in the new "Star Trek" movie. While Leonard Nimoy is reprising his role as the pointy-eared Vulcan in next year's science-fiction flick, William Shatner is not on board as Kirk.Cloverfield 2- Maybe, Maybe Not
I'm pretty sure, if the money's green enough, he'll change his mind. Cloverfield Sequel Not Certain? J.J.When Star Trek Meets Cloverfield
J.J. Abrams brought out the entire cast for his upcoming Star Trek film for the premiere of Cloverfield held at the Paramount Studios Lot on Wednesday in Los Angeles. (Abrams produced Cloverfield and directed Star Trek.)
Among the young Enterprise crewmembers there: Chris Pine (Kirk), Zoe Saldana (Uhura), Zachary Quinto (Spock), Karl Urban (McCoy), John Cho (Sulu) and Anton Yelchin (Chekov).
'Last Lecture' Prof Randy Pausch Dies at 47
Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon computer-sciences professor who became an Internet sensation for his upbeat and funny "last lecture" while battling terminal pancreatic cancer, died Friday at his Virginia home at the age of 47, USA Today reports. In the September 2007 lecture, entitled "Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," an upbeat Pausch commented on everything from education and leadership to dating and his love of Star Trek. The speech – part of the "Last Lecture" series in which speakers imagine they're giving their final lecture before dying – proved very popular on YouTube, leading to a best-selling book and Pausch appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show and being named Person of the Week by ABC News With Charles Gibson.Website of the Day: Find815.com
I'm sure many people watch and deconstruct Lost without the benefit of the Internet and the astonishing amount of clues that are on it, but I don't know why you would! Lost is perhaps the first traditional TV show that's extremely interactive (check my gadget review)! Since its 2004 debut, the show has spawned movie clues (remember J.J.
Chris Pine on Playing Captain Kirk
Source: EW
In the based-on-a-true story Sundance movie Bottle Shock, Chris Pine stars opposite Bill Pullman as one half of a California wine-making duo whose ''perfect'' Chardonnay impressed the merde out of the French at a 1976 blind tasting. The day after the film's premiere, we cornered young Mr. Pine in the EW photo lounge to chat about his first Sundance experience, as well as some other movie he's in whose title rhymes with ''Far Schmeck.''
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Are you enjoying Sundance?
CHRIS PINE: I'm only here for a very short time, so I'm going to cram in as much fun as possible.
TEN MOST ANTICIPATED MOVIES OF 2008
Cloverfield Shrouded in mystery since the untitled teaser trailer appeared last summer, producer J.J. Abrams' modern take on the monster movie has had people everywhere buzzing about just what it is that's tearing New York City apart. Rambo After surprising a lot of people with the success of Rocky Balboa, writer/director/star Sylvester Stallone goes for the one-two punch, bringing back his other iconic character, John Rambo, for a rescue mission in the Burmese jungle.
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