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“If you’re going to do Star Trek there are many things you cannot change,” explains JJ Abrams. Feast your eyes below; the image is the first photo that Paramount has released of the new USS Enterprise, the NCC-1701 and Entertainment Weekly provided the goods. The familiar look is the result of Abrams’ fusion of the… [Continue Reading]
Less than two weeks ago, Entertainment Weekly released a slew of photos from J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Trek movie. First Showing reports that Empire managed to get their hands on two additional photos and also uncovered a teaser to their full interview with Abrams available in their upcoming Star Trek issue. Abrams is quoted, “For… [Continue Reading]
Last night Entertainment Weekly received more new photos for J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek. The new photos are now online in addition to their cover story, which hit stands today. Recapping the highlights: Abrams’ motivation behind the new direction in Star Trek. He boasts the importance that “optimism be cool again” referring to Star Trek ethos—that… [Continue Reading]
If you haven’t already caught eye of this week’s Entertainment Weekly featuring Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine from the new Star Trek movie, you’re in for a treat. The issue, featuring Quinto and Pine in costume as Spock and Kirck, hits newsstands tomorrow, October 17 and has great photos from the film. In addition, our… [Continue Reading]
Aint It Cool News is reporting next weeks edition of Entertainment Weekly will have exclusive photos of the upcoming JJ Abrams Star Trek re-boot/prequel, whatever you want to call it. The cover will feature Chris Pine as Kirk and Zachary Quinto as Spock in a typically posed cover photo. But, inside holds the crème de… [Continue Reading]
In a world where reality TV and CSI spin-offs have all but taken over the episodic world, it is refreshing to stumble upon, or sometimes, search out the projects that actually bring meaning to the art of Television. I’m talking about Lost and Battlestar Galactica, Firefly and Deep Space Nine, Dr. Who and hopefully the… [Continue Reading]
According to AMCtv.com, Damon Lindelof, the executive producer of Lost and Star Trek, is working on the rights to adapt Stephen King’s ultimate horror fantasy series The Dark Tower for the big screen! Check it out; his approach is that of a nurturing baby. I don’t think we’ll have to stay up and worry about… [Continue Reading]
We’re approaching the annual announcements of the major broadcasters’ fall schedules. NBC already laid out plans through summer 2009 but the other networks are prepping their announcements. The CW, for example, is still deciding their schedule and its now looking likely Reaper will be back. The show has modest ratings until you add in the… [Continue Reading]
When Paramount finally gave in to the inevitable, people have awaited to see how they would handle the conversion from HD-DVD to Blu-ray for their series collections. Well, after canceling the old version, the Home Video division has designated August 5 as the beam down date for the box set of the Remastered second season… [Continue Reading]
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