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Terminator Remix From Eclectic Method

The Terminator is back in the news since Terminator Genisys is coming out this summer. This Terminator Remix from Eclectic Method will get you good and hyped up for it. Eclectic Method has released a brand new remix video featuring footage and lines from all of the Terminator movies. It is downright mesmerizing. Even catchy.

I like how they use the violence and action from the films and just amp it up. It will make you feel weird and awesome all at once.

https://vimeo.com/121757876

by Scifi Staff — April 8, 2015 in Movies/TV 0

Guardians Of The Galaxy Concept Art Shows Lord Tantalus

Storyboard and concept artist Thomas Nelson updated his website with some storyboards and artwork that he created for Guardians of the Galaxy. One of the characters in this concept art is Lord Tantalus, a character that did not appear in the film. He was originally in the script though.

Gunn was probably saving Lord Tantalus for the sequel since his backstory is fairly complex. Some of the other characters here have similar, but different looks than we saw in the film.

via Comicbook

by Scifi Staff — April 2, 2015 in Art 0

Fan-Made Star Wars TIE Fighter Short Film

This amazing seven-and-a-half-minute short created by a fan took over four years to complete, It should should help tide you over until the new Star Wars movies arrive. It was created by Paul Michael Johnson and animated in the style of 80s anime series’ like Mobile Suit Gundam.

The soundtrack is very 80s too and many of the sound effects from the classic TIE Fighter series of games from LucasArts were used as well. He did an awesome job.

by Scifi Staff — March 26, 2015 in Animation/Fun Videos 0

Behind The Scenes Look At Raiders of the Lost Ark’s Boulder Scene

The boulder scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of the all time classic movie scenes. If you ever wondered what went into creating it, check out the new episode of Art of the Scene by CineFix. In this episode they take an in-depth look at the scene from the 1981 fantasy adventure film.

This is a great installment. I had no idea what they used for the sound of the rolling boulder and it is no soooo obvious now. That scene will forever be etched in my mind as one of Dr. Jone’s greatest moments. Check it out. It’s worth the few minutes it takes.

by Scifi Staff — March 24, 2015 in Behind The Scenes 0

Behind The Scenes Photos of the Blade Runner Model Shop

Blade Runner fans are going to appreciate these images. This 142 photo collection offers a behind-the-scenes look at the model shop for Blade Runner, the 1982 sci-fi classic directed by Ridley Scott. Prepare to get lost for a good long time as you delve into these.

They are mostly images of the miniatures during various stages of production. You can really see how much love and attention to detail went into all of the props for this movie and of course that shows on screen. I am really loving all of these photos.

by Scifi Staff — March 19, 2015 in Behind The Scenes 0

The Leviathan Teaser Trailer

This proof of concept trailer is pretty mind blowing. The Leviathan is a sci-fi monster movie from Oscar-nominated director Ruairí Robinson. We hope this ends up being made, because it is awesome! He created this short trailer in order to convince others that he has a strong vision for this movie. Movies like this aren’t cheap after all.

It’s about humans who hunt giant flying whale creatures above the clouds with laser blasters and other weapons. All I can say is, give us 2 more hours of this please! Check it out below and let us know what you think.

By the early 22nd century mankind had colonized many worlds. Faster than light travel was made possible by harvesting exotic matter from the eggs of the largest species mankind has ever seen. Those that take part in the hunt are mostly involuntary labor.

via Geek Tyrant

by Scifi Staff — March 19, 2015 in Movies/TV 0

Stunning Paper Model Of The Millennium Falcon

Sometimes you look at a paper model and it’s easy to admire the fine craftsmanship, and sometimes an artist takes things to a whole new level and you are just blown away. This Millennium Falcon is made almost entirely out of paper. It’s 99% paper and 1% LED lights and fiber optics on the interior. Basically it is a masterpiece of paper engineering and design.

It took Polish artist Bernard Szukiel four years to complete it using photos as reference. His devotion is as inspiring as the finished product. No detail has been missed. It has the LEDs and fiber optics inside, even the scratches on the paint are accurate. Bernard you are a true master craftsman!

by Scifi Staff — March 18, 2015 in Art 0

Re-Cut Trailer For Blade Runner’s UK Re-Release

Blade Runner just never gets old. It is the perfect movie and after all of these years, it is still worth watching and if you do so, you can still spot all kinds of stuff that you missed before. If you live in the UK, next month you will get the chance to see Blade Runner: The Final Cut on the big screen when BFI re-releases it in theaters.

This amazing trailer has been cut to promote the event and it is an amazing cut indeed. Check it out for yourself and see if you agree. The film will be re-released across the UK on April 3rd.

by Scifi Staff — March 17, 2015 in Movies/TV 0

Back To The Future Aging Vs Reality

If you ever found yourself curious about comparing the makeup done to age the actors in Back To The Future than this Back to the Future vs. Reality comparison should be right up your alley. It looks like they did a pretty good job. Biff especially.

I’m glad to see that this trilogy is getting some extra attention these days.

by Scifi Staff — March 13, 2015 in Infographics 0

Behind The Scenes Look At Star Trek’s Enterprise-E, Argo, Scorpion And More

If you are a fan of the USS Enterprise E, you were likely very disappointed that after it’s debut in First Contact, the model was never seen on-screen again, since at that point the films went fully CGI. Well if you want to see the model in glorious detail, you can thanks to Prop Store. It was photographed by one of the ILM crew members.

Below you will also see some other TNG movie era behind the scenes stuff. You likely have never seen the ship quite like this. The model is exquisitely detailed and I have to say I have a whole new appreciation for this ship. It’s never been one of my favorite ships, but here I can see that she really is quite lovely.

via The Trek Collective