Friday,
October 8 |
One item of interest
on the Red Planet front, this time from Dark Horizons.com.
Red Planet: Val Kilmer, Terence Stamp, Benjamin Bratt and the
rest of the cast and crew have been doing it tough with a week-long
night shoot at a quarry just outside Sydney. According to the
Sydney Morning Herald the crew spent two weeks in Jordan and
three weeks in Coober Pedy shooting exteriors before this quarry
stint. Its followed by another nine weeks of shooting around
the FOX Studios complex in eastern Sydney. One of the challenges
of filming in the outback town of Coober Pedy was the flies
which got annoying when you're pretending to be filming on a
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Thursday,
October 7 |
One item of note
from the Star Trek.com web-site about an upcoming episode of
VOYAGER.
Robert Picardo ("The Doctor" on Star Trek: Voyager) who recently
directed an episode of Star Trek: Voyager with "eerie" similarities
had this to say about the tragic event, "I was struck by the
similarity between the loss of Mars Atmospheric Observer and
the upcoming Voyager episode 'One Small Step' which I directed.
In this moving story, the crew unravels the mystery of the disappearance
of the command module from a fictional mission in the early
21st century. Thankfully, the disappearance of the Mars Atmospheric
Observe involved no loss of life, let's hope the lessons learned
will ensure the success of the upcoming Polar Lander in early
December." |
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Wednesday,
October 6 |
One little item of note out of Dark Horizons.com. FYI, this
plot synopses closely follows the version of the script that
I read. (Spoiler: That intelligent life on Mars that "once
existed" abandoned the planet after a cataclysmic asteroid
strike on the planet.
Mission to Mars: When an eruption from a dome-shaped object
disables a crew of astronauts that have set up a base camp on
Mars, another team if astronauts journey there in an effort
to rescue the crew's leader, and once on the planet, find evidence
that intelligent life once existed. |
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Monday,
October 4 |
 The
full trailer for the movie SLEEPY HOLLOW was released online
last weekend. Interestingly enough, a GIGANTIC, 276x480, trailer
was also released with the normal, small, trailers.
The only problem here is that it's almost 20 megs, but well
worth the wait.
View images from the trailer
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