So many sequels, so few of them have been good! Every once in a while comes one that lives up to the original. Mike, Mike, Bobby and special guest Grundy chat reveal their favorites. And speaking of continuing missions, Star Trek & Doctor Who comic book writer Scott Tipton takes
This week, the ESO crew spotlights one of the greatest actor/director legends of all time, Clint Eastwood. Mike, Mike, Bobby and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox look over his long career with reverence and awe. While there are a few smudges on his resume, it doesn’t get much better than
This week, the ESO crew travels back to a time before texts, tweets, and Twilight. A wondrous age when nearly every trip to the movie theater was a viewing of a future classic. Blade Runner, ET – The Extra-Terrestrial, The Dark Crystal, Tron, First Blood, Conan the Barbarian, Fast Times
Next week, the Earth Station One crew swings into action with everyone’s favorite wall-crawler just in time to review and discuss The Amazing Spider-man movie. And where better to talk about the latest super hero movie than a comic shop? That’s right, ESO is returning to Odin’s Cosmic Bookshelf in
This week, the Earth Station One discusses our favorite movies that actuallysurpass the original material they were based on. It does not happen often,but sometimes, just sometimes, the movie is better than the book! Mike, Mike, and Bobby are once again joined by Mary Lou Who and Jason Adams for
Next week, the Earth Station One crew is back with a great round table discussion on Movies That Surpassed Their Source Material. It’s sure to be a lively discussion. Also, ESO welcomes Lance Roger Axt, Elaine Lee, and Bill (Bob The Builder) Dufris to the station to talk about their
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by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool.com Some confirmations and a couple of surprises made up the official press release promising the imminent start of production on Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Personally, I’m still surprised by the fact it’s happening at all. Right off the bat Dimension films
by Christian Blauvelt, Source: ew.com Star Wars fans have been abuzz this week about a potentially big new mystery project in the works dealing with that galaxy far, far away. It all started when tech site Fusible reported that Lucasfilm had registered Internet domains based on permutations of “Star Wars
By Don Kaye, Source: Blastr.com We haven’t heard much about that Flash movie in recent months, but don’t worry: the Scarlet Speedster’s big screen debut has not been consigned to movie studio limbo yet. The Flash was one of the major DC characters expected to be rolled out as part
Stop if you’ve heard this one before! The ESO crew gets deja vu all over again as we discuss the hot button topic of remakes in TV, movies, comic books, and more. Are they just money grabs or is imitation indeed the sincerest form of flattery? Mike, Mike, and Bobby
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com Last week, legendary futurist Ray Kurzweil gave us his take on the failings of science fiction cinema. Now Nick Sagan, son of iconic astronomer and Contact author Carl Sagan, has his own bone to pick with sci-fi filmmakers. Unlike Kurzweil, he’s only got one complaint,
