Speaking of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (see the recent DVD Releases), here is a few cast photos that I ran across recently. This is good news because it means the new season is pretty close to starting. Enjoy.

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I was really mixed on Babylon A.D. and then I’ve seen the recent round of television trailers and it looks pretty good. I’m probably one of those rare few that actually like Vin Diesel most of the time though. The poster reminds me of a Blade Runner and Unbreakable cross-over for some reason.

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I keep seeing bits about this movie Outlander, that has old school Vikings fighting an alien (or aliens). Here’s a two-minute clip I found on YouTube that gives you a bit of a feel. Oh, there’s also a good alien played by Jim Caviezel (Passion of the Christ) who’s in the clip being interrogated by a Viking chieftain about what he’s doing there

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Here’s the second four of J.J Abrams’ Star Trek character posters from Comic Con. Sulu (John Cho), Scotty (Simon Pegg), Chekov (Anton Yelchin) and McCoy (Karl Urban).

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Here’s the first four of J.J Abrams’ Star Trek character posters from Comic Con. Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), Uhura (Zoë Saldana), and Nero (Eric Bana).

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Back when I was a kid in the 1980’s, one of the most amazing shows on television was V. It had something for everyone. Sci-fi action for me and deeper messages regarding oppression, conspiracy, and occupation. The idea was that aliens come to earth and through the guise of helping us, set-up various levels of control. Think George Bush if he was a reptilian. Oh wait…nevermind.

Anyway, the four hour mini-series to V was huge. Everyone saw it. More than 80 million viewers watched that mini-series, and it took a slew of other top spots through the years. Alien Nation (if you remember that one) tried to follow in it’s shoes and didn’t come close. Side note: V is also the first show where I saw Michael Ironside who’s better known as the Colonel from Starship Troopers or the voice of Sam Fisher if you’re a Splinter Cell game player.

So anyway, Kenneth Johnson is the creator of V and he’s trying to bring it to the big screen. Latino Review got a copy of the 145 page script dated September 1, 2007 for V: The Movie and they say it’s great. If you don’t mind total spoilers, then have a look. It’s really not too much different than the original movie and it still can hold up very well. I really hope this gets made.

V: The Movie Script Review

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