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new Terminator movie to have "surreal" silver added visuals |
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- by Tim
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CGI or not CGI? Anyone who has seen dark, comic book style films such as Casshern might be interested in the fact that filming style for the new Terminator film is to provide a surreal view of the world as it would feel to those living in it.
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McG discusses "surreal" 'Terminator'
Wednesday, July 23 2008, 18:26 BST
By Simon Reynolds, Entertainment Reporter
Rex Features
Terminator Salvation director McG has claimed that the latest | ... [Read More]
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Trying to find name of obscure TV Sci Fi Movie with Mind Control Ray |
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- by cnburbridge
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Hi! About 1999, I was watching UPN, and there was a series with a sexy, big-bosomed computer-animated woman (from a video game I think) who was the "host" of this weekly sci fi movie series.
One week, there was one of the most amazing sci fi movies I had every seen, and I am still wondering what it was, and if I can get a copy of it.
It was not particularly well made, and it was a little cheezy. But the metaphors it used were so powerful, I have always wished I could refer back to it, and show people.
If you have any idea about what this movie is, I would be very grateful!
Plot summary. (Note: This is definitely a "spoiler" of a great surprise plot. I am trying to see if anyone can tell me the name of this movie.)
A happy, Leave It To Beaver, 1950's world. A handsome youngish family man leaves his house and goes about town. He shops for a car at a car lot. The prices of the cars are... [Read More]
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a theme in fiction im very sick of.. |
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- by AlexM
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aren't you tired of the whole hard-boiled paranormal private eye thing. I mean first was Hellblazer's John Constantine, then F. Paul Wilson came through with Repairman jack, then Steve Niles with Cal macDonald and now charlie Huston with the Joe Pitt casebooks
dont get me wrong, i really, really liked The cal macDonald Books, and The Joe Pitt books by Huston(Already Dead, No Dominion, and Half the Blood of Brooklyn) really impressed me. its just the whole concept is as played out as nanotechnology. Do you agree?
incidentally Charlie Huston is/was doing a run on the new Moon Knight series for marvel thats supposed to kick ***, and Already dead is being optioned.
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