Coming soon to a computer near you... The story of a low-rent super-villain, the hero who keeps beating him up and the cute girl from the laundromat he’s too shy to talk to.
Nathan Fillion as Captain Hammer
During the WGA strike Joss Whedon started writing a three part musical series for the internet. Each of the three episodes will be approximately ten minutes each.
Co-writers for the internet feature are Joss’ brothers Zack and Jed and Jed’s Fiancé Maurissa Tancharoen. The writing and shooting have been completed and the series is now in post-production.
Neil Patrick Harris as Dr Horrible
Directed by Joss Whedon. Produced by David Burns, Michael Boretz, and Joss Whedon. Music by Joss Whedon and Jed Whedon. Lyrics by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon, and Maurissa Tancharoen. Score and Orchestration by Jed Whedon.
I'm so excited. Not only do we get something new from Joss, the ever wonderful Nathan Fillion and the charming Neil Patrick Harris, there is a character named Moist! It doesn't get much better than this folks so sit back relax and watch the trailer...
Images and video from www.myspace.com/wonderflonium and drhorrible.com
If you are a fan of Joss Whedon’s Firefly and Serenity and you live in Sydney or Melbourne, you’re in luck. The HUB Productions is presenting a Serenity convention this weekend Saturday 10th May in Sydney and Sunday 11th May in Melbourne from 9.00am to 6.00pm both days.
Nathan Fillion – Captain Malcolm Reynolds
Ron Glass – Shepherd Book
and Jason Palmer – Illustrator of Serenity artworks
The event features the guests live on stage for a few stories, anecdotes as well as Question and Answers. There will also be a variety of events throughout the day, such as auctions, raffles and trivia. There will also be merchandise as well as rare collectables available to purchase from the dealers. You will also have the chance to meet the VIP guest and acquire autographs and professional photographs.
Please note that autographs are provided via your seating allocations so book early to ensure availability.
The HUB Productions was created by a pop culture fan for pop-culture fans. The goal of the HUB Productions is to create once-off fan experiences with cast and crew of adored genre programming, with events that focus on quality above all else. The Hub Productions brings all these events to you in association with DCA Enterprises.
All information is owned and created by The HUB. www.thehubproductions.com
I'm in no way affilliated with The HUB
The $AU282,000 Aston Martin that was to be James Bond's car in the latest film about the secret agent spectacularly crashed into Italy's Lake Garda. Amazingly, Fraser Dunn, the technician who was transporting the vehicle when he lost control, went through an iron guard rail and into the lake, suffered only minor injuries. Not so lucky for the car. According to producers, the driver lost control in heavy rain on a narrow bend. Mr Dunn was driving one of five DBSs to the set of the movie which had just begun shooting at this location.
Photo The Daily Mail
The latest film in the Bond series starring Daniel Craig, Quantum of Solace, is due for release later this year. The movie has so far been filmed on location in England, Panama, Chile and Mexico, with a further trip to Spain still coming up. Onlookers might have been forgiven for thinking it was all part of the filming of the movie,
Ironically, the car was due to take part in a scene where Daniel Craig roars away from the scene of a fireball crash with a truck ending up in the water.
Quantum Of Solace's opening sequence is set five minutes after the end of Craig's first Bond outing in Casino Royale.
The girlfriend of the driver, Rachel Andrews was quoted as saying, "He is OK. But he is certainly not a stuntman – he is an engineer". I think he is one lucky man and can I just say ouch!
I have vague recollections of my parents taking us to Disney movies at the drive-in when I was a kid but I remember the experience not the movies. I remember the speakers hanging on the windows of the cars (crap I just gave away my age) and watching them in my PJs and I may have no recollection of the movies we watched but I remember it was always fun and a huge treat. I do however remember the first movie I saw at the cinema without my parents, it was Live and Let Die.
It had a very cool theme song by Paul McCartney, a memorable scene with snakes and a plot I doubt I followed.. I must have gone with one of my older brothers because I can’t imagine my parents thinking that James Bond chasing drug dealers was suitable material for a small child but I loved the action and adventure of it. I didn’t have very discerning taste back then. Sorry to Bond fans but I really don’t like them at all – except for the new Casino Royale, Daniel Craig and Sean Connery were the only two decent Bonds
Have you ever walked out of a movie and if so what prompted your departure – abysmal script, dreadful acting, too violent, too dull? And I’m not talking turning off the DVD player, I mean walking out of the cinema.
I have only ever walked out of two movies but have spent many wasted hours sitting through a movie I hated, that is so bad for whatever reason, arguing with the voices in my head that I should leave but they keep coming back to the stock standard, “bloody hell, I just paid $15 to see it, surely it will get better!” – but it doesn’t
Cheryl J
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