Source: Big Light
A few weeks ago, PCM posted a video of Producer/Director Michelle MacLaren discussing her first days working on FOX’s hit TV show The X-Files. Hit the jump to find out what she has been up to since then in a new short video from Big Light (especially if you are a fan of AMC’s Breaking Bad)!
Source: Variety | Collider | MTV
About a year ago, PCM reported that the hit 1980s cartoon TV series Voltron would be adapted into a live-action movie by the producers of The Dark Knight. Well, since September, those plans have been done away with because of a lawsuit that happened between the owners of the television rights and the owners of the movie rights.
Now, Variety is reporting that the franchise will now in fact be adapted into a new, revamped cartoon series, similar to what is happening with ThunderCats.
Source: Fangoria | X-Files News
This past April, PCM reported that a six-part comic-book series from Wildstorm was in the works, crossing The X-Files characters “Mulder” and “Scully” with the vampires from the 30 Days of Night film and graphic novels. Well, Fangoria has a review of the first issue, which arrives in stores July 14th!
Source: Collider
Warner Brothers has officially announced a new ThunderCats animated series, set to premiere on Cartoon Network! That’s right, Lion-0, Panthro, Cheetara, Mumm-ra and others will be returning to your television screens. Check out the official press release below!
Source: Big Light
A couple of weeks ago, PCM featured videos of Producer/Director Michelle MacLaren and Producer/Writer Vince Gilligan talking about their first days on the hit TV show The X-Files. Well, another video has popped up on Big Light with writer/editor Tom Schnauz, who was involved with both The X-Files and its cancelled spinoff TV show The Lone Gunmen (R.I.P.). In this video, he also briefly discusses his first days on these two shows. Hit the jump to watch!
Source: Big Light
Anyone who remembers the 90s knows that The X-Files was the biggest, most popular TV show to hit the air in a long time. It totally revolutionized how TV shows were made, inspiring shows such as LOST, Fringe, 24, etc.
X-Files writer Vince Gilligan weighs in a bit about the success of the show and why it is still popular today in a new video over at “Big Light,” X-Files producer Frank Sponitz’s social networking website. Hit the jump to check it out!
Michael Emerson (“Ben Linus” from LOST) sat down with Attack of the Show host Kevin Pereira and talked about the LOST Finale. One of the things Emerson revealed is that there is an actual Epilogue that was filmed featuring the characters Ben and Hurley that will be included as a bonus feature on the upcoming Complete Series DVD and Blu-ray sets of LOST, which will be released in stores everywhere on August 24th. Hit the jump to watch the interview!
Last Sunday marked the series finale of the hit TV show LOST. Whether you loved it or hated it (personally, I liked the finale quite a bit), you cannot deny the show’s overall captivating storytelling and the mark it has made on network television.
In honor of the show, The New York Times conducted a live, 100-minute interview with LOST writers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse. They discussed at great length the writing process of the show, answered some lingering questions about past plot points and also took questions from the audience. I found this at /Film the other day and I figured I should re-post it here, since I found it so incredibly informative and entertaining. If you are (or were) a fan of LOST, you should watch this.
Source: Coming Soon
In case you haven’t been keeping up with this, a live-action/CGI movie version of the hit 1980s cartoon The Smurfs is in the works. During filming, some snapshots of Hank Azaria as “Gargamel” (the Surfs’ arch nemesis) have hit the web. Check ’em out below!
Source: Total Film
A couple of weeks ago, PCM reported on the end of the 24 TV series and that it is going to lead into a movie. Well, Kiefer Sutherland has shed a little more light over at Total Film on the idea of bringing the show to the big screen not just for one movie, but for more after that! Hit the jump to read more!
