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1. Robotic surrogates closer than you think
(Films/Science fiction films)
... rather than robotic constructions on Earth. Surrogates is based on the graphic novel of the same name by Robert Venditti and Brett Weldele. Apparently Robert Venditti thought up the novel’s premise while ...
2. Sci Fi Channel resurrects Riverworld
(TV/Science fiction TV)
... biographical character by the name of Peter Jairus Frigate (signalled by the shared initials, PJF). The series follows the characters’ attempts to investigate their new world and understand the purpose ...
... truthful,” said Mostow. “And that’s the great power of this film.” The Surrogates screenplay was written by Michael Ferris and John Brancato and is based on the graphic novel written by Robert Venditti ...
... will be 186 minutes. Alan Moore's reportedly "unfilmable" Watchmen graphic novel proved to be anything but, becoming one of the best movies released this year so far. It should be intriguing to see ...
... Dave Gibbons' Hugo Award winning graphic novel Watchmen was pretty much unfilmable, due as much to its complexity as its contrary nature: the existence of superheroes is probably the start and end of any ...
... (a new age Ridley Scott according to Matthew Goode, Watchmen's Ozymandias); Dave Gibbons - one half of the duo responsible for the Watchmen graphic novel; as well as genuinely insightful character critiques ...
7. Bruce Willis in sci-fi thriller Surrogates
(Films/Science fiction films)
Bruce Willis ventures into science fiction and fantasy territory once more with Surrogates , a movie based on the graphic novel of the same name by Robert Venditti and Brett Weldelle. According ...
...  ruled in late December that 20th Century Fox has the right to distribute Warner Bros.’ adaptation of the Watchmen graphic novel serial. Given that the movie cost upwards of US$120 million to make, it’s ...
9. Second Watchmen trailer released
(Films/Fantasy films)
The second trailer for Zack Snyder's new superhero movie, Watchmen, is now online. The movie is an adaptation of Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel of the same name. Director Zack Snyder is most famous ...
... and imagery, and even unusual typographical incursions in the text by the narrator's abusive nemesis, a bitchsnake that has taken up residence in his spine (one of the most novel portrayals of drug withdrawal ...
11. Max Payne, Min Satysfaction
(Films/Fantasy films)
... Max Payne has all the look of a dark fantasy with a graphic novel pedigree, but looks are deceiving on two counts. Despite the supernatural overtones, Moore’s movie is grounded in a gritty and very human ...
12. Watchmen
(Films/Fantasy films)
The Hugo Award winning DC Comics graphic novel, Watchmen, is set to be released as a movie in June 2009. Directed by Zack Snyder of 300 fame, the Warner Brothers/Paramount Pictures/Legendary Pictures production ...
... it is as if our Europe never existed. And yet the loss is localised to that geographic area: the people, history and places remain in the consciousness of the survivors elsewhere. Given the prevailing ...
14. The novels of Peter F. Hamilton
(Books/Science fiction books)
... as Alan Moore’s highly praised graphic novel V for Vendetta employ similar dystopic settings – and Hamilton explained in an interview with British SF magazine SFX that he chose the setting to make people ...
15. 300
(Films/Fantasy films)
The film adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel, 300, is a gloriously bloody feast for the crows, and any other carrion birds within sniffing distance! The carnage and body count in this movie are ...
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