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Ampoliros wrote:

Robspierre wrote:Amp, so far no dvd of the live action movie. You can get the blu-ray from various retailers though. The Blu ray region coding has the US and Japan in the same region. Or you could get it from...more shady sources, 1080p and all.

Rob

Sandchigger?

Wordfire.com

the ship looks undercrewed, they all look too stiff, overacted, they do not make me feel worried for them nor excited.

compare this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fQoh6AIgNE

with BSG
http://youtu.be/2enjkVJb4Mw

I guess it's just that BSG is a tough act to follow.

$0.02

Ampoliros wrote:Sandchigger?

I resent, Sir, your implication that I am a "shady source" and am hereby informing you, much too late, that this sentence should be read in a very bad imitation of a Texas drawl.

That, and you have easy access to the Japanese market.

Ampoliros wrote:That, and you have easy access to the Japanese market.

You missing any finger tips there Chig?

Rob

Nah. But the mole on me bum appears to have disappeared...

Oh man Freak, there is a retelling of Season one of Starblazers, Starblazers 2199 and most of the full episodes to date are on youtube!


http://www.youtube.com/user/wasdfghjful


Rob

OOOOOOOOOOOO.


All three TV series complete episodes and four of the five movies complete as well.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5B6BB2B6D604EFA1


Rob

Nice, thanks Rob!

ermagerd i'm eight years old again!

I know! The retelling is actually fucking awesome!


Rob

Episodes 19-22 are now up. OMG! WOOOOOOOOOOOO!


Rob

I wish Roku had a YouTube channel.

Freakzilla wrote:I wish Roku had a YouTube channel.

Dont you have a new TV Freak? Get a dongle and stream it from your TV, or look to see if the TV has a YouTube client on it.

It's newish. No internet connection. Just HDMI.

There's an app and a channel where you can load the video in the app then watch it on the Roku. I just need to get my laptop fixed.

I guess I could watch it on the Kindle Fire!

Chris McQuarrie To Direct ‘Star Blazers’ From ’70s Sci-Fi Anime Series For Skydance

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EXCLUSIVE: Skydance Productions has set Christopher McQuarrie to write and direct Star Blazers, the live-action adaptation of the space-set 1970s anime TV series. McQuarrie, Josh C. Kline, David Ellison and Dana Goldberg will produce, and Shouji Nizhizaki and Paul Schwake will be exec producers.

Skydance had set McQuarrie to write back when it acquired the series in 2011. In the futuristic Star Blazers, Earth’s atmosphere has been obliterated by a distant alien race, and the survivors have one year before radiation will reach their underground refuge and wipe out the human race. The survivors get a shot of hope in the form of alien technology that can deliver a small crew across the universe and back with the means to stave off extinction. The intention is to hatch a franchise from a series that was ahead of its time, coming before Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica. It becomes another big-scale film for Skydance — which is coming off World War Z, Star Trek: Into Darkness and G.I. Joe: Retaliation – with Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit coming in January. Skydance is working with Paramount and Annapurna on the Terminator reboot, and is developing Geostorm, a global disaster film which Dean Devlin will direct from a script he wrote with Paul Guyot.

McQuarrie is repped by CAA, Key Creatives’ Ken Kamins and attorney David Fox.