Tag: sci-fi

NBC Picks Up Sci-fi Show Debris

brettstevens | Jul 2, 2020 | 1

A new sci-fi duo is on the case for NBC. Deadline reports that the network has ordered Debris to series. This was one of the few pilots that were able to complete filming in a way not too dissimilar to the way The Blacklist’s season finale came together. The plot centers on a CIA agent &hell...

Animazing: Gundam Wing

brettstevens | Jun 28, 2020 | 10

Cartoon Network’s Toonami anime block was a huge part of my childhood. I can still remember rushing through my homework to catch Dragon Ball Z every afternoon. Whenever I could, I would explore the other shows Toonami had to offer, such as Ronin Warriors, Tenchi Muyo!, and the show that would ...

Does Star Wars Need Saving?

virginiakublawi | Jun 23, 2020 | 7

You know, we’ve all heard a lot about toxic fandom in the past few years. Broadly, this debate (if it can even be called that) stems from the Disney Star Wars movies and whether or not you like them. Everything has been argued back and forth, from the quality of the films to the likelihood &hellip...

Mark Hamill Made a Cameo in The Mandalorian

brettstevens | Jun 21, 2020 | 6

Everyone’s favorite Jedi returned to a galaxy far, far away, but not in the way you expect. On a recent episode of the docuseries Star Wars Galley: The Mandalorian, Jon Favreau talked about Mark Hamill’s uncredited voice cameo on episode 5 of The Mandalorian, where he poetically played bartender...

Sigourney Weaver Has Read the Treatment for Alien 5

brettstevens | Jun 15, 2020 | 11

Ellen Ripley is done fighting aliens. In a recent interview with Empire Online, franchise star Sigourney Weaver stated that producer Walter Hill has sent her a 50-page story treatment for a fifth Alien movie following director Neil Blomkamp’s departure. However, Weaver doesn’t believe that the...

Warner Bros. Shifts Release Dates for Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984

brettstevens | Jun 12, 2020 | 7

Warner Bros. wants to remind us to dream a little bigger before Tenet arrives in theaters. After months of debate, Variety reports that Tenet has officially moved back two weeks from July 17 to July 31. In its stead, the studio will re-release another Nolan film, Inception, in honor of its tenth ann...