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Got nothing to do? Watch some live-action Star Blazers right now!

Posted by keithpatrick on Dec 3, 2010 in Movies, News

You guys are going to love this! If you liked the Battlestar Galactica remake, then you’ll love these. Anyway enjoy the around 7 minute look at the live-action Star Blazers movie (out now in Japan!)

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Really after watching this I can’t help but think of Battlestar Galactica and the awesome hoodie I just picked up from Stylinonline -

Battlestar Galactica WTF Hoodie

Universal Pictures has set Bryan Singer to direct and produce a feature version of Battlestar Galactica.

Posted by keithpatrick on Aug 15, 2009 in Movies, News

Found some interesting information on hitfix.com:

One of the many casualties of Sept. 11, 2001 was the Tom De Santo/Bryan Singer version of “Battlestar Galactica,” designed as a sequel to the ’70s show, which was less than three months from shooting when the attacks on America happened. Since the Cylon sneak attack was a big part of the $14 million backdoor pilot they were about to shoot, Sci-Fi got very nervous about the film, and everything fell apart.

In the time since, obviously, Ron Moore and David Eick and the entire amazing creative team who did bring “Battlestar Galactica” back to television managed to not only get a new show on the air, but they’ve completed their run and they’re gearing up on a spinoff series, “Caprica.” Despite the amount of critical love that was displayed for the show during its run, I wouldn’t call Moore’s “Galactica” a phenomenon. It was more like a very enthusiastic and vocal cult audience. As a result, Universal seems to feel that there’s more life in the property, and that there is room for another interpretation.

I also found this on Variety

It’s not clear whether Ronald Moore, exec producer of the recent series, will be invited to write the screenplay, but Singer will clearly put his own creative stamp on the project, as the studio indicates that the film will be “a complete reimagination.”