Sci-Fi movies have the coolest props. Like this Blade Runner Whiskey Glass. Now you can own these glasses and drink your whiskey just like Deckard. Shoot some replicants, then enjoy a drink in style while studying some crime scene photos.
These glasses are made from hand-made crystal glass, mouth-blown by artisans at boutique Italian company, Arnolfo di Cambio. They look exactly like the original prop.
If you know anything about Star wars at all, you know that Biggs Darklighter was Luke Skywalker’s best friend in the first Star Wars movie. Less serious fans may not know this however, because most of his scenes were cut from the final version of the film.
Whether you are familiar with the character or not, in this installment of Jamie Benning’s Filmumentaries, Garrick Hagon, who played Biggs, talks about his experience with Star Wars. It’s fascinating stuff. Get to know Biggs a little better.
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Fans of Terminator Genisys will not want to miss this deluxe book that follows the creative journey of the filmmakers behind the new adventure movie. Terminator Genisys: Resetting the Future lets you see how they went about turning the Terminator universe upside down while still paying homage to James Cameron’s original films.
Inside you’ll find stunning concept art and photography from the set. It tells the complete story of the making of the film. There are also interviews with key members of the cast and crew. This will definitely be a fun read.
Nothing beats the imagination of a child. I don’t know how many hours I spent pretending that I was Luke Skywalker. These paintings by Craig Davison capture that very spirit.
When a child uses their imagination, nothing can stop them and the adventures that they have are unlike anything else. Somehow these paintings really capture what it means to be a kid growing up with Star Wars.
Nothing beats the imagination of a child. I don’t know how many hours I spent pretending that I was Luke Skywalker. These paintings by Craig Davison capture that very spirit.
When a child uses their imagination, nothing can stop them and the adventures that they have are unlike anything else. Somehow these paintings really capture what it means to be a kid growing up with Star Wars.
These Funko Fifth Element action figures are fun. This is what the figures would have looked like had they been released back in the 1980s by Kenner. They didn’t exist back then, but at least we can own them now.
You can choose from Leeloo in straps, Korben Dallas, the Diva, Ruby Rhod, Leelo out of straps, a Mangalore and Zorg. You have to get the whole set since these really are great displayed together. They are just $9.99 each.
Adam Savage ordered a Star Trek Captains chair online, but it wasn’t as awesome as he thought it would be. So he built his own. He used various build plans that are available online, and customized it with features seen in the Star Trek series.
It may not be 100% accurate, but it is pretty damn close. Check out the video below. He added some of his own nice touches too. Like a drawer underneath for accessories, and the weird viewer thing on the arm of the chair from the pilot episode.
The talented Phil Postma did these excellent Star Wars cards based on Topps’ series 1 trading cards from 1977, only from the perspective that Pixar did Star Wars. These cards are awesome. And this is exactly what Star wars would look like if Pixar had created the movie.
I would love to see his take on some of the other series of Star wars cards. The art is top notch.
I’m still not quite sure what to think about TARS and CASE from the movie Interstellar. They were weird. Pretty cool, but weird. They did prove to be very versatile and they are certainly unique. You may not be aware, but they weren’t completely CGI. Sometime puppets were used in certain scenes. This gave cosplayer Iain Heath an excellent idea.
He made his own TARS costume and wore it to the Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle awhile back. I have to say, it looks amazing. It took him 3 months to build it, using wood and metal. The basic frame is simple and effective. There is also a camera and monitor inside, because naturally he needed to see where he was going, so he didn’t run over some poor soul. And yes those are LCD screens on the front. This is some extremely unique and quality cosplay.
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This huge 3’7 by 3′ Millennium Falcon is made out of at least 10,000 pieces of Lego. The amount of detail here is just out of this world. It seems like they got every last bit of the Falcon just right. Han would be proud.
It was created by Titan Creations, a Singapore-based team of builders. Every nook and cranny of the Falcon’s interior is here. This build is just crazy. You can see Chewie and Han in the cockpit. Leia, R2-D2, C-3PO, Luke and Ben Kenobi are all here too.
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This is the kind of artwork that you decorate your geek den or mancave with. These cool triptychs feature famous Sci-Fi vehicles. These posters will make any wall come alive. They are available in the Staermose Society 6 shop.
You can choose from the Ghostbusters Ecto-1, the Batmobile, Mad Max’s ride, The Back To The Future DeLorean and more. Each Giclée print is made on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks. They are also custom trimmed with a 1″ border for framing. These prints are pretty impressive, that’s for sure. It’s hard to pick a favorite.
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