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Feb. 4th, 2009 02:45 pmFYI - The digital transition has officially been moved back to June 12th. People are grumpy about it costing too much and so on and so forth. I get grumpy about this because there are large electronics chain retailers who are actively trying to make people buy TVs much more expensive than they need for this. It is a horrible thing to do.
Tonight's Lost is co-written by Brian K. Vaughn. Hold on to your heartstrings, people.
BBC America announced it’s bringing two more new sci-fi shows to the U.S. this year. The first is "Survivors" which sort of sounds like The Stand. The second is "Being Human" which is about a vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost who team up to fight crime. So, that'll be interesting.
"Sony Pictures Consumer Products and Mattel, Inc. announced today the development of a new collectible line of toys based on the world’s favorite poltergeist fighting team, the Ghostbusters, including an extensive cast of ghosts and ghostbusters - celebrating the 25th anniversary of the frightfully funny classic film “Ghostbusters.”"
Everyone involved with Watchmen is taking turns shooting down the idea of a Watchmen 2. Thank God.
It looks like about 50 minutes of Up will be shown at New York Comic Con.
Sony Pictures Animation has set a deal with Platinum Studios, Inc. to develop an animated feature. This means something to you because the last time Sony and Platinum got together, we got Men in Black.
Tonight's Lost is co-written by Brian K. Vaughn. Hold on to your heartstrings, people.
BBC America announced it’s bringing two more new sci-fi shows to the U.S. this year. The first is "Survivors" which sort of sounds like The Stand. The second is "Being Human" which is about a vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost who team up to fight crime. So, that'll be interesting.
"Sony Pictures Consumer Products and Mattel, Inc. announced today the development of a new collectible line of toys based on the world’s favorite poltergeist fighting team, the Ghostbusters, including an extensive cast of ghosts and ghostbusters - celebrating the 25th anniversary of the frightfully funny classic film “Ghostbusters.”"
Everyone involved with Watchmen is taking turns shooting down the idea of a Watchmen 2. Thank God.
It looks like about 50 minutes of Up will be shown at New York Comic Con.
Sony Pictures Animation has set a deal with Platinum Studios, Inc. to develop an animated feature. This means something to you because the last time Sony and Platinum got together, we got Men in Black.
