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Recent NewsSCI FI Wire takes the holiday weekend offauthor: admin date: July 03, 2009Because of the Fourth of July holiday, SCI FI Wire will not be updated again until Monday. The new trailer for the animated comedy Planet 51 has landedauthor: admin date: July 02, 2009A new trailer has gone live for the upcoming animated sci-fi family comedy Planet 51, which you can view after the jump. 11 most patriotic sci-fi movie and TV momentsauthor: admin date: July 02, 2009The long July 4th holiday weekend kicks off tomorrow, which for many of us means trips to the beach, burgers on the grill and fireworks (only where legal, of course). But it should also mean some time spent remembering those patriots who defended our liberty—both the real ones who fought for our freedoms and those fictional ones who on television and at the movies reminded us what that liberty was all about. With that in mind, let's take a look back at our 10 favorite sci-fi examples of patriotic film and TV. New 'House of Imagination' film reflects SCI FI's evolution to Syfyauthor: admin date: July 02, 2009A two-minute film, "House of Imagination," has gone live to reflect SCI FI's brand evolution to Syfy on Tuesday, celebrating Syfy's unique spin on imagination. The new film features stars from Warehouse 13, Eureka, Ghost Hunters, Caprica, Sanctuary, Stargate Universe, Destination Truth and ECW. News briefs: Asteroids flies; Defying Gravity dropsauthor: admin date: July 02, 2009The Hollywood Reporter says that Universal has won a four-studio bidding war to pick up the film rights to the classic Atari video game Asteroids, for which Matthew Lopez will write the script; the game, initially released in 1979, lets a player control a triangular spaceship to shoot and destroy hulking masses of rock and the occasional flying saucer while avoiding smashing into both. |
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