J.J. Abrams
Fringe Recap: “Pilot”
An international flight, Flight 627, headed from Germany to Logan Airport, Boston, MA, USA lands with no survivors aboard. The FBI are brought in to investigate and uncover a world of paranormal, fringe science where it seems anything can happen. After chase scenes, both on foot and by car, an explosion, a mad scientist, a cow, and lots of twists and turns, we learn that the dead do speak, as long as they have been dead for less than six hours.
4 New Star Trek Character Posters In Hi-Res
There’s not really anything new about doing individual character posters for a movie. Films have been doing it for a while now and we saw a bunch of them this summer. What J.J. Abrams has done with Star Trek, however, is something new. The first set of four character posters for Star Trek was released during Comic Con. We now have a second set that was released at VegasCon ‘08.
J.J. Abrams Wants To Rock The World – Literally
It seems like J.J. Abrams has a taste for disaster now and is planning to produce an epic film (my words, not his) about an earthquake. The film will not be a remake of an earlier Charlton Heston film called Earthquake so that’s actually good news.
Here’s the prequel to the prequel comic book for Fringe
Somehow I missed out on snatching up the preview edition of the new Fringe comic book while I was at Comic-Con, but thanks to the guys at FringeTelevision.com, we have the first six-page issue right here for your enjoyment.
Now don’t laugh: This IS a prequel copy to the upcoming six-issue comic book series that is also a prequel to the television series.
Fringe will have viral clues in-between scenes
I realized last night that I didn’t write much about Fringe from Comic-Con. I did sit in on the panel, but never felt like anything interesting was said that needed to be written about. Well, now you are going to get a few of my thoughts.
Photographic Comparison Between Zachary Quinto and Leonard Nimoy as Spock
I think those of us who have been following news about the upcoming J.J. Abrams Star Trek film have long known that Zachary Quinto, the man picked to play a younger version of Spock bears a striking resemblance to Leonard Nimoy who originated the character. Well, now we have a side by side comparison thanks to Vic over at ScreenRant.com.
New Comic-Con Star Trek Posters
Entertainment Weekly’s latest issue had some pretty cool new posters for the Star Trek movie from J.J. Abrams coming in 2009.
TrekMovie.com scanned them all and published all four on their website. They feature James T. Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), Uhura (Zoe Saldana) and bad guy Nero (Eric Bana).
J.J. Abrams’ “Fringe” Will Have A Comic Book Prequel
USA Today is reporting that DC Comics plans to introduce a comic book prequel to their fall TV series, “Fringe,” which is produced by J.J. Abrams (Lost, Alias, upcoming Star Trek XI) and is set to premiere on Fox on September 9.
Official “Fringe” extended preview
We posted an article on Friday linking to two clips from the new J.J. Abrams series Fringe, plus showed you a bunch of cast photos and screenshots from the pilot episode.
Now we have an official trailer/preview for Fringe, which is pretty good and really gives us a bit more information on what is going on.
The first clips from Abrams’ “Fringe”, plus cast photos
Fresh off us getting the first glimpses of Dollhouse yesterday, we now have two clips from the pilot episode of Fringe, the new sci-fi drama from J.J. Abrams.
One is an interesting discussion between the three main characters played by John Noble (Lord of the Rings), Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson (Dawson’s Creek). Plus it also [...]
