Bringing complex books to the screen is an extremely difficult task. Especially when we are talking about global fiction with many storylines, characters, narrative layers, and even genres.
The creators of the adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation gave up trying to follow the original in the very first episodes – the result was a good, but completely different story. The creators of 3 Body Problem, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, went a different way.
They did what they do best: transfered the plot of a famous book to the screen, making it more tense. The viewer is introduced to the modern world and immediately thrown into the past of China. And as soon as he gets used to it, he is immersed in the virtual world of the computer game with incomprehensible rules.
But among the books of the science fiction genre, there is a gem that many have forgotten about,...
The creators of the adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation gave up trying to follow the original in the very first episodes – the result was a good, but completely different story. The creators of 3 Body Problem, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, went a different way.
They did what they do best: transfered the plot of a famous book to the screen, making it more tense. The viewer is introduced to the modern world and immediately thrown into the past of China. And as soon as he gets used to it, he is immersed in the virtual world of the computer game with incomprehensible rules.
But among the books of the science fiction genre, there is a gem that many have forgotten about,...
- 5/28/2024
- by zoe-wallace@startefacts.com (Zoe Wallace)
- STartefacts.com
(Welcome to The Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they've been watching, why it's worth checking out, and where you can stream it.)
The Movie: Robot Jox
Where You Can Stream It: Tubi, Pluto TV
The Pitch: The premise of Stuart Gordon's exciting dystopian epic is quite simple. Earth has barely survived a nuclear holocaust. 50 years later, Earth has managed to shakily rebuild by outlawing all manner of armed international conflict. War is illegal. To settle any disputes between nations, countries engage in one-on-one giant robot fights. A representative from each country will pilot their 10-story-tall robotic warrior, each equipped with specialized weapons, and wail on each other until one pilot submits. The pilots, called robot jox, are specially trained 24 hours a day and given star treatment by society. There is also a vast network of spying and espionage in the world of robot jox,...
The Movie: Robot Jox
Where You Can Stream It: Tubi, Pluto TV
The Pitch: The premise of Stuart Gordon's exciting dystopian epic is quite simple. Earth has barely survived a nuclear holocaust. 50 years later, Earth has managed to shakily rebuild by outlawing all manner of armed international conflict. War is illegal. To settle any disputes between nations, countries engage in one-on-one giant robot fights. A representative from each country will pilot their 10-story-tall robotic warrior, each equipped with specialized weapons, and wail on each other until one pilot submits. The pilots, called robot jox, are specially trained 24 hours a day and given star treatment by society. There is also a vast network of spying and espionage in the world of robot jox,...
- 12/29/2022
- by Witney Seibold
- Slash Film
Stuart Gordon — the horror-film director who helmed the cult classic Re-Animator and co-created the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids franchise — has died at the age of 72.
Gordon’s wife Carolyn Purdy-Gordon confirmed her husband’s death to Variety. No cause of death was revealed.
Over a film career that spanned three decades, Gordon was best known for his ability to harness the weirdness of H.P. Lovecraft’s works and translate them to the big screen: In addition to 1985’s Re-Animator, a modern update of Lovecraft’s 1922 novella, Gordon also helmed From Beyond,...
Gordon’s wife Carolyn Purdy-Gordon confirmed her husband’s death to Variety. No cause of death was revealed.
Over a film career that spanned three decades, Gordon was best known for his ability to harness the weirdness of H.P. Lovecraft’s works and translate them to the big screen: In addition to 1985’s Re-Animator, a modern update of Lovecraft’s 1922 novella, Gordon also helmed From Beyond,...
- 3/25/2020
- by Daniel Kreps
- Rollingstone.com
The Forever War
Finaly The Next Issue!!! I have been looking forward to this book for some time, again a story based on the book by Joe Haldeman. We find our two main characters Potter and William stuck on an Earth that they do not understand. After being gone so long with the war with the Taurans, they do not have much of a choice to decide how to live their lives out. They go back to the military life that they both hated so much, not knowing how to deal with changes on Earth and only understanding the military life. In this chapter both get injured and later get promoted in the story. They only have each other in more or less, in world that has moved on without them. If you have read the last few post about this story, time is a huge factor in this storyline.
Finaly The Next Issue!!! I have been looking forward to this book for some time, again a story based on the book by Joe Haldeman. We find our two main characters Potter and William stuck on an Earth that they do not understand. After being gone so long with the war with the Taurans, they do not have much of a choice to decide how to live their lives out. They go back to the military life that they both hated so much, not knowing how to deal with changes on Earth and only understanding the military life. In this chapter both get injured and later get promoted in the story. They only have each other in more or less, in world that has moved on without them. If you have read the last few post about this story, time is a huge factor in this storyline.
- 5/22/2017
- by jay bradshaw
- LRMonline.com
I have been looking forward to this new book in this series! As I have posted before this series is based on the novel by Joe Haldeman, and also translated to English for today for us to enjoy. In this chapter we find our main hero Mandella trying to reason why his government would push and torment their Army to fight and destroy the enemy called the Tauran. He only hopes that his tour can end fast and return to normal life as a civilian back on Earth. But as you find out time is a funny thing in space and it turns out his two year tour has been close to ten years and he was promoted to Sergeant. The best part of this story is how Mandella return to Earth has a hero but come to terms that it is not the same Earth as he left it.
- 4/26/2017
- by jay bradshaw
- LRMonline.com
Titan Comics has a hit with the a new series The Forever War, it was first published in Belgian in 1988 as three issue Dutch graphic novel and was based on a book written by Joe Haldeman in 1974. The art work is great has that same style as you would see in Heavy Metal Magazine.
If you enjoy science fiction and war battle in space and theories dealing with space travel this is your book. The story pulls the reader in for several reasons, first off the story is taken from the main characters point of view William Manella. You follow him and his group in their trials to become an elite fighting group to take on an unseen enemy in space. The point of view that the writer takes you on this path is from his personal experience from the Vietnam War.
Letting the reader know how the media feels...
If you enjoy science fiction and war battle in space and theories dealing with space travel this is your book. The story pulls the reader in for several reasons, first off the story is taken from the main characters point of view William Manella. You follow him and his group in their trials to become an elite fighting group to take on an unseen enemy in space. The point of view that the writer takes you on this path is from his personal experience from the Vietnam War.
Letting the reader know how the media feels...
- 2/15/2017
- by jay bradshaw
- LRMonline.com
Titan have announced the release of Forever War #1, adapting the multi award-winning The Forever War novel by Joe Haldeman. Alongside winning the Hugo Award, Nebula Award, Locus Award and the World Fantasy Award, the series has garnered praise from literary powerhouse, Stephen King: “If there was a Fort Knox for science-fiction writers, we’d have to lock Joe Haldeman up.”
Perfect for fans of Moebius, Jodorowsky, Universal War One, and The Light and Darkness War, Titan’s Forever War series features stunning art by legendary artist Marvano; along with variant covers from the industry’s top talent including series artist Marvano, Steve Kurth (G.I. Joe), Nick Percival (Judge Dredd, Slaine) Marc Laming (Star Wars: The Force Awakens), and Adam Gorham (The Violent). Check them all out below!
Forever War #1 hits stores and digital platforms on February 15th 2017.
Perfect for fans of Moebius, Jodorowsky, Universal War One, and The Light and Darkness War, Titan’s Forever War series features stunning art by legendary artist Marvano; along with variant covers from the industry’s top talent including series artist Marvano, Steve Kurth (G.I. Joe), Nick Percival (Judge Dredd, Slaine) Marc Laming (Star Wars: The Force Awakens), and Adam Gorham (The Violent). Check them all out below!
Forever War #1 hits stores and digital platforms on February 15th 2017.
- 11/23/2016
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Well creeps, July has been one big sea of batsh*t! Between workin’ overtime to fill the ol’ haunted halls o’ FM with a S-ton of my usual standard substandard nonsense, I’ve also been workin’ my arse off on a slew of upcomin’ secret projects which I’ll share with you soon! But for now; how about a heapin’ helpin’ o’ revoltin’ reviews (don’t worry if yer watchin’ yer figure—they’re as fat free as they are entertainment free)!
Robotjox
• Release Date: Available Now on Blu-ray
• Written By: Stuart Gordon, Joe Haldeman
• Directed By: Stuart Gordon
• Starring: Gary Graham, Anne-Marie Johnson, Paul Koslo
I couldn’t believe my eyes as a lil’ creep when I saw the trailer for horror maestro Stuart (Re-animator, From Beyond) Gordon’s Robotjox; it looked like someone had somehow ripped all of the mech action from animated shows I loved like Tranzor Z...
Robotjox
• Release Date: Available Now on Blu-ray
• Written By: Stuart Gordon, Joe Haldeman
• Directed By: Stuart Gordon
• Starring: Gary Graham, Anne-Marie Johnson, Paul Koslo
I couldn’t believe my eyes as a lil’ creep when I saw the trailer for horror maestro Stuart (Re-animator, From Beyond) Gordon’s Robotjox; it looked like someone had somehow ripped all of the mech action from animated shows I loved like Tranzor Z...
- 8/13/2015
- by DanielXIII
- FamousMonsters of Filmland
In a future devastated by a nuclear war, major conflicts are settled with big robot brawls. Scream Factory's Blu-ray of Stuart Gordon's Robot Jox hits home media on Blu-ray beginning July 7th, complete with audio commentaries and interviews aplenty.
Press Release -- "In the distant future, mankind has forsaken global wars for battles of single combat. The world has been divided into two opposing super powers, with each side represented by trained champions. Their weapons are huge robotic machines, capable of battle on land, sea and in the air. From celebrated director Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator, From Beyond) and executive producer Charles Band comes Robot Jox, a riveting sci-fi action adventure. Directed by Stuart Gordon, the film stars Gary Graham (TV’s Alien Nation), Anne-Marie Johnson (TV’s In The Heat of the Night, Jag), Paul Koslo (Voyage of the Damned), Robert Sampson (Re-Animator, The Dark Side of the Moon), Danny Kamekona (Hawaii Five-o,...
Press Release -- "In the distant future, mankind has forsaken global wars for battles of single combat. The world has been divided into two opposing super powers, with each side represented by trained champions. Their weapons are huge robotic machines, capable of battle on land, sea and in the air. From celebrated director Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator, From Beyond) and executive producer Charles Band comes Robot Jox, a riveting sci-fi action adventure. Directed by Stuart Gordon, the film stars Gary Graham (TV’s Alien Nation), Anne-Marie Johnson (TV’s In The Heat of the Night, Jag), Paul Koslo (Voyage of the Damned), Robert Sampson (Re-Animator, The Dark Side of the Moon), Danny Kamekona (Hawaii Five-o,...
- 5/14/2015
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
X-Men: Apocalypse: Director Bryan Singer shared the first on-set photo of new X-Men: Apocalypse stars Lana Condor and Sophie Turner (TV's Game of Thrones). The two young actresses have been cast as mutant heroines Jubilee and Jean Grey, respectively, in the movie that is set in 1983 (which explains their outfits). It's scheduled for release on May 27, 2016. [Vulture] The Forever War: Channing Tatum is attached to star in The Forever War, an adaptation of Joe Haldeman's "phenomenal" science fiction novel, first published in 1974. The book "blends a sort of time travel with the emotional trauma war inflicts on soldiers," as our own Peter Hall noted back in 2012, when Ridley Scott was still trying to make the movie. Jon Spaihts...
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- 5/1/2015
- by Peter Martin
- Movies.com
This week saw a number of sad losses in the entertainment industry. The singers of both “Louie Louie” and “Stand by Me” passed away this week, as well as Oscar-nominated screenwriter Don Mankiewicz, who was nominated for I Want to Live! Mankiewicz was the son of Herman J. Mankiewicz (Citizen Kane) and the nephew of Joseph L. Mankiewicz (All About Eve), and the father of John Mankiewicz (House of Cards). He was 93.
But perhaps most shocking was the loss of cinematographer Andrew Lesnie, who died suddenly this week at just 59 years old. Lesnie won an Oscar for The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, and he subsequently filmed all five of the remaining Lotr films and Peter Jackson’s King Kong and The Lovely Bones. Some of his more interesting credits are his work on Babe and Babe: Pig in the City. Lesnie’s last film however...
But perhaps most shocking was the loss of cinematographer Andrew Lesnie, who died suddenly this week at just 59 years old. Lesnie won an Oscar for The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, and he subsequently filmed all five of the remaining Lotr films and Peter Jackson’s King Kong and The Lovely Bones. Some of his more interesting credits are his work on Babe and Babe: Pig in the City. Lesnie’s last film however...
- 5/1/2015
- by Brian Welk
- SoundOnSight
While we wait to see if Channing Tatum really ends up starring in a spin-off of the forthcoming Ghostbusters reboot with Chris Pratt, the 21 Jump Street and Magic Mike star has become attached to another project, and this one has been gestating for awhile too. The Wrap reports Tatum is attached to lead a big screen adaptation of Joe Haldeman's classic sci-fi novel The Forever War, a project that was picked up by Ridley Scott a few years ago. However, the rights have lapsed, and that's put Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures in a bidding war to pick up the project that has a script from Prometheus writer Jon Spaihts. For those who don't know, the story follows a soldier who battles an enemy known as Taurans in deep space. As he rises in the military ranks and travels around the universe doing his job, he slows down the aging process.
- 5/1/2015
- by Ethan Anderton
- firstshowing.net
Though Ridley Scott has wanted to adapt Joe Haldeman’s classic hard sci-fi tome The Forever War for more than 30 years now, he’s had to sit and watch it frustratingly linger in limbo at 20th Century Fox. The rights have since gone back on the market and now lie with Channing Tatum’s Free Association production company. He’s aiming to produce and star in the eventual film, with Warner Bros. emerging triumphant after negotiation combat with Sony. Haldeman’s 1974 story follows a group of soldiers, but in particular William Mandella and his friend Marygay, conscripted into the military following an attack on human colonies by the alien Taurans. After gruelling training on Earth, he and his companions are sent through a wormhole-like phenomenon to fight - but the vast distances involved mean that each time they return to Earth, decades or centuries of local time have passed and society has massively changed,...
- 5/1/2015
- EmpireOnline
It would appear that Channing Tatum has added yet another project to his ever-growing upcoming slate, and it sounds as though plenty of studios want to join up with him for it. Tatum is now attached to star in an adaptation of author Joe Haldeman.s sci-fi novel The Forever War, and with development well under-way, both Warner Bros. and Sony are eagerly hoping to be in business with it. Tatum is now set to star in the could-be blockbuster, which is currently being scribed by Prometheus and Doctor Strange screenwriter Jon Spaihts. With this esteemed duo already involved it.s safe to say that The Forever War has got off to a pretty good start, and an A-list director is almost certainly going to join the pair on the project. However The Forever War.s reputation was already pretty stellar as it.s widely regarded as one of the...
- 4/30/2015
- cinemablend.com
Warner Bros. Pictures has won a fierce bidding war for the rights to a film adaptation of Joe Haldeman's classic 1974 sci-fi war novel "The Forever War". Warners reportedly beat out Sony and another unnamed studio for the project.
Channing Tatum is attached to star in the project which follows a young man conscripted into a military task force during a war against an alien species named the Taurans. Through many battles, the man rises up the ranks of the military.
However, traveling through space has time-warping effects which causes him to age normally while Earth spins centuries. The planet undergoes many changes, including humanity's melding into one homogenous race, the eliminating of heterosexuality and the speaking of a new language.
At the same time, he tries to remain connected to his true love, a fellow (and female) soldier who also uses space-time to slow down her aging so she can be with him.
Channing Tatum is attached to star in the project which follows a young man conscripted into a military task force during a war against an alien species named the Taurans. Through many battles, the man rises up the ranks of the military.
However, traveling through space has time-warping effects which causes him to age normally while Earth spins centuries. The planet undergoes many changes, including humanity's melding into one homogenous race, the eliminating of heterosexuality and the speaking of a new language.
At the same time, he tries to remain connected to his true love, a fellow (and female) soldier who also uses space-time to slow down her aging so she can be with him.
- 4/30/2015
- by Garth Franklin
- Dark Horizons
The title “The Forever War” might was well refer to the process of getting the movie made. An adaptation of Joe Haldeman’s 1974 sci-fi novel has been in the works for many years, but now it finally seems to be taking a big step forward. A bidding war has broken out among major studios for […]
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- 4/30/2015
- by Angie Han
- Slash Film
Joe Haldeman’s acclaimed sci-fi novel The Forever War has stirred up a bidding, erm, war between Sony, Warner Bros. and an undisclosed third studio in a race to secure the rights to push ahead with a feature adaptation.
21 Jump Street star Channing Tatum is currently attached to the nascent project, which would see him star as William Mandela, “a young man assigned to a military task force in the war against the Taurans.” Similar to the likes of Edge of Tomorrow and other genre pieces, Haldeman’s novel witnesses humanity lock horns with an alien race in a battle that will seemingly rage in perpetuity – written in 1974, the scribe’s work was intended as an analogy for the Vietnam War. It proved to be an instant success, garnering praise from genre fans and being awarded with the Nebula, Locus and Hugo prizes.
The Forever War has flirted with the silver screen in the past,...
21 Jump Street star Channing Tatum is currently attached to the nascent project, which would see him star as William Mandela, “a young man assigned to a military task force in the war against the Taurans.” Similar to the likes of Edge of Tomorrow and other genre pieces, Haldeman’s novel witnesses humanity lock horns with an alien race in a battle that will seemingly rage in perpetuity – written in 1974, the scribe’s work was intended as an analogy for the Vietnam War. It proved to be an instant success, garnering praise from genre fans and being awarded with the Nebula, Locus and Hugo prizes.
The Forever War has flirted with the silver screen in the past,...
- 4/30/2015
- by Michael Briers
- We Got This Covered
"The Forever War" has been developing...well, forever. Ridley Scott was attached to the project since 2008, and for years it sat in his pile of things to eventually do, but didn't seem to get anywhere. "We’ve finally got a very good draft of that for Fox," he said back in 2013. And well, nothing has been heard since. But now a big-time star is coming aboard, which will hopefully get things rolling again. The Wrap reports that Channing Tatum has signed up to star in "The Forever War," and while Scott has moved on, "Prometheus" writer Jon Spaihts has penned the script. The film is based on the book by Joe Haldeman, and tells the action-packed story of a young man sent to space to help fight off an alien race, only to discover that he doesn't age. However, a tremendous amount of time has passed when everyone returns to Earth.
- 4/30/2015
- by Kevin Jagernauth
- The Playlist
Channing Tatum is attached to star in an adaptation of Joe Haldeman’s classic sci-fi story “The Forever War” that was the subject of a good old-fashioned Hollywood bidding war. Warner Bros. and Sony batted for the project, which Tatum and his Free Association partner Peter Kiernan will produce with Roy Lee. Jon Spaihts (“Prometheus”) wrote the script. Late Thursday TheWrap learned Warner Bros. had won the bidding war. The project is expected to attract a high-profile director, as Ridley Scott had previously been developing the project, though his rights deal recently lapsed. Also Read: Channing Tatum, Russo Brothers to Develop 'Ghostbusters' for.
- 4/30/2015
- by Jeff Sneider
- The Wrap
Exclusive: Warner Bros. and Sony are battling to set up the feature adaptation of the popular sci-fi actioner The Forever War with Channing Tatum attached to star and Jon Spaihts (Prometheus, Doctor Strange, Passengers) scripting. The Forever War, written by Joe Haldeman, is considered one of the best science fiction stories of all time and won numerous awards. The book, which also was continued in two sequel novels, was written in 1974 and also spawned a graphic novel…...
- 4/30/2015
- Deadline
Ridley Scott sure is picky for a director who has directed so many movies. While famous for creating such visual feasts as "Alien," "Blade Runner," "Thelma & Louise," "Gladiator" and "Black Hawk Dawn," Scott has seemingly exited as many projects as he's seen through. "Blade Runner 2" is merely the latest "will-he-or-won't-he?" moment in his career. Recently, Scott dropped some hints about the long-delayed sequel to the 1982 film, but said he wouldn't be sitting in the director's chair. Now, he's backtracking, telling Yahoo, "I don’t know about [not directing 'Blade Runner 2'] yet." He added that the sequel could be his "most personal" film, and that the present script is "very, very good." It's certainly not the first time Scott has been ambiguous about taking on a directing gig. Here are some of the more interesting projects he never made: "I Am Legend" Scott got pretty far along on the pre-poduction process of the Richard Matheson adaptation in the '90s,...
- 12/4/2014
- by Dave Lewis
- Hitfix
Odd List Ryan Lambie 20 Nov 2013 - 06:57
The constantly busy Ridley Scott always has lots of potential films in production, so here's a look at what he might be up to next...
Since his debut in 1977 with the historical drama, The Duellists, director Ridley Scott has gradually built up an eclectic body of work. His Hollywood career began with the stunning one-two sci-fi punch of Alien and Blade Runner, before heading off into fantasy (Legend), thrillers (Someone To Watch Over Me, Black Rain) and road-trip drama (the Oscar-winning Thelma And Louise).
As James Clayton pointed out in his recent Friday column, the 70-something Sir Ridley shows no sign of slowing down, and if anything, his slate of forthcoming films is somewhat bewildering - in what seems like every other interview, the director will mention another project of one sort or another, which makes working out what he's likely to be...
The constantly busy Ridley Scott always has lots of potential films in production, so here's a look at what he might be up to next...
Since his debut in 1977 with the historical drama, The Duellists, director Ridley Scott has gradually built up an eclectic body of work. His Hollywood career began with the stunning one-two sci-fi punch of Alien and Blade Runner, before heading off into fantasy (Legend), thrillers (Someone To Watch Over Me, Black Rain) and road-trip drama (the Oscar-winning Thelma And Louise).
As James Clayton pointed out in his recent Friday column, the 70-something Sir Ridley shows no sign of slowing down, and if anything, his slate of forthcoming films is somewhat bewildering - in what seems like every other interview, the director will mention another project of one sort or another, which makes working out what he's likely to be...
- 11/19/2013
- by ryanlambie
- Den of Geek
Feature James Clayton 15 Nov 2013 - 06:43
The arrival of The Counsellor in UK cinemas leaves James thinking about director Ridley Scott's career, and what he's up to next...
The Counsellor has arrived, and with it we find Sir Ridley Scott returning to cinemas. He keeps on returning and will make many more future returns. The fact that he turns 76 at the end of this month is irrelevant because the director shows no sign of stopping, and there's no reason why he should.
At least, that's my personal view as someone who always looks forward to seeing Scott's latest feature at the multiplex. It's good to know that he's still going strong and making films at a prolific rate, because the movie scene would be slightly sorrier without him. A quick sweep across a filmography that includes such eclectic classics as Alien, Blade Runner, Legend, Gladiator and Kingdom Of Heaven (the Director's Cut,...
The arrival of The Counsellor in UK cinemas leaves James thinking about director Ridley Scott's career, and what he's up to next...
The Counsellor has arrived, and with it we find Sir Ridley Scott returning to cinemas. He keeps on returning and will make many more future returns. The fact that he turns 76 at the end of this month is irrelevant because the director shows no sign of stopping, and there's no reason why he should.
At least, that's my personal view as someone who always looks forward to seeing Scott's latest feature at the multiplex. It's good to know that he's still going strong and making films at a prolific rate, because the movie scene would be slightly sorrier without him. A quick sweep across a filmography that includes such eclectic classics as Alien, Blade Runner, Legend, Gladiator and Kingdom Of Heaven (the Director's Cut,...
- 11/14/2013
- by ryanlambie
- Den of Geek
It must be nice to be a legendary director like Ridley Scott. Even if your latest film receives savage reviews and dismal box office numbers (The Counselor), you still have a number of projects in the works that will keep you employed for a good five years down the road. One of those projects is a sequel to Prometheus, which received a chilly response from moviegoers when it was released back in 2012.
Just a couple of days ago we heard that the script for the sequel was currently being written. Well, it seems as if they were just putting on the finishing touches as the director has revealed to Empire Magazine that the screenplay for Prometheus 2 is now complete.
“Prometheus 2 is written. I have already got the next two films ready to go. That will be 2014, 2015,” said the director.
His 2014 movie is Exodus, the biblical epic starring Christian Bale...
Just a couple of days ago we heard that the script for the sequel was currently being written. Well, it seems as if they were just putting on the finishing touches as the director has revealed to Empire Magazine that the screenplay for Prometheus 2 is now complete.
“Prometheus 2 is written. I have already got the next two films ready to go. That will be 2014, 2015,” said the director.
His 2014 movie is Exodus, the biblical epic starring Christian Bale...
- 11/1/2013
- by Jordan Adler
- We Got This Covered
News Glen Chapman 29 Oct 2013 - 06:23
Ridley Scott has been chatting about his upcoming slate, including Exodus, Prometheus 2, Blade Runner 2 and The Forever War
Ridley Scott has a number of projects lined to follow up The Counsellor, which arrived in Us cinemas over the weekend, and his immediate focus is on Exodus, which he describes as “fucking huge”. The film will be released on the December 12th 2014 and will see Christian Bale play Moses, John Turtorro as Pharaoh Seti, Sigourney Weaver as Tuya and Joel Edgerton as Pharaoh Ramses. Aaron Paul and Ben Kingsley are also thought to be attached.
The potential projects of Scott's that get the most attention however are the Prometheus sequels and Blade Runner 2. On Prometheus he states the follow-up is written, but with regards his current schedule, he told Empire that "I have already got the next two films ready to go. That will be 2014, 2015...". So,...
Ridley Scott has been chatting about his upcoming slate, including Exodus, Prometheus 2, Blade Runner 2 and The Forever War
Ridley Scott has a number of projects lined to follow up The Counsellor, which arrived in Us cinemas over the weekend, and his immediate focus is on Exodus, which he describes as “fucking huge”. The film will be released on the December 12th 2014 and will see Christian Bale play Moses, John Turtorro as Pharaoh Seti, Sigourney Weaver as Tuya and Joel Edgerton as Pharaoh Ramses. Aaron Paul and Ben Kingsley are also thought to be attached.
The potential projects of Scott's that get the most attention however are the Prometheus sequels and Blade Runner 2. On Prometheus he states the follow-up is written, but with regards his current schedule, he told Empire that "I have already got the next two films ready to go. That will be 2014, 2015...". So,...
- 10/28/2013
- by glenchapman
- Den of Geek
Pacific Rim; no not another film about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, and it is definitely not (as my friend thought when I told her I was going to the preview) a film about a particular sex act performed on a grand scale. It’s in fact the new science fiction film from highly acclaimed producer/director Guillermo Del Toro. It’s not out for another month but WhatCulture was invited to a special preview of the film on Friday to get a taster for the film.
If the thought of giant robots fighting monsters and causing epic destruction gets you excited, then this will be the film for you. Anyone who happens to have a passing interest in 80’s & 90’s kids TV, videogames, old Godzilla movies and Japanese Mech culture, then you will see something you can relate to in Pacific Rim.
Never one to prejudge a film...
If the thought of giant robots fighting monsters and causing epic destruction gets you excited, then this will be the film for you. Anyone who happens to have a passing interest in 80’s & 90’s kids TV, videogames, old Godzilla movies and Japanese Mech culture, then you will see something you can relate to in Pacific Rim.
Never one to prejudge a film...
- 6/9/2013
- by Amarpal Biring
- Obsessed with Film
Feature Scott Snowden 20 May 2013 - 07:06
With Pacific Rim on the horizon, what better time to look back at the 1989 giant robot flick, Robot Jox...
Soon, cinemas everywhere will unleash the giant robot warriors of Guillermo del Toro’s vivid imagination with Pacific Rim, due to open in July. And from what we’ve glimpsed so far in its trailers, boy are these babies going to rock. But this isn’t the first time we’ve seen humans pilot giant mecha in the movies - back in 1989, director Stuart Gordon brought us the cult spectacular, Robot Jox.
Snow blows across a barren Siberian wasteland and a howling wind can be heard. Aside from a few scattered trees, the desolate landscape is strewn with huge broken, burnt out metal body parts. Suddenly another severed limb - this one looks like an arm - crashes to the ground, sparks still flying where...
With Pacific Rim on the horizon, what better time to look back at the 1989 giant robot flick, Robot Jox...
Soon, cinemas everywhere will unleash the giant robot warriors of Guillermo del Toro’s vivid imagination with Pacific Rim, due to open in July. And from what we’ve glimpsed so far in its trailers, boy are these babies going to rock. But this isn’t the first time we’ve seen humans pilot giant mecha in the movies - back in 1989, director Stuart Gordon brought us the cult spectacular, Robot Jox.
Snow blows across a barren Siberian wasteland and a howling wind can be heard. Aside from a few scattered trees, the desolate landscape is strewn with huge broken, burnt out metal body parts. Suddenly another severed limb - this one looks like an arm - crashes to the ground, sparks still flying where...
- 5/16/2013
- by ryanlambie
- Den of Geek
Of all the military sci-fi novels out there yet to be made into movies, I’ve always wanted to see an adaptation of Joe Haldeman’s The Forever War. I would also like to see John Scalzi’s Old Man’s War made into a movie or heck, even another try at taking Robert A. Heinlein’s Starship Troopers to [...]...
- 5/7/2013
- by Chris Ullrich
- The Flickcast
I don’t know what kind of demo reel Tim Miller’s people have circulating around Hollywood, but the dude is still picking up film projects left and right — and all of this while still not having directed a single movie. But hey, that’s Hollywood for ya. Get the right people to sell you, and all the studios come calling. All you really need is one studio to start the ball rolling and suddenly everyone wants in on it. After attaching himself as director on “Deadpool”, before becoming attached to another comic book movie called “Gravel”, and just for good measure, taking on a movie based on the Joe Haldeman novella “Seasons”, Tim Miller has now added a second sci-fi project called “Artemis” to his plate. “Artemis” is from 20th Century Fox, with Andrew Lobel scripting and John Davis doing producing duties. Described as “a contained action thriller set...
- 3/5/2013
- by Nix
- Beyond Hollywood
Tim Miller, the VFX specialist who is attached to direct 20th Century Fox’s Deadpool film, is now at the helm of another film for the studio, sci-fi thriller Artemis.
We really don’t have a ton of information about the film yet other than the knowledge that it might be set in outer space. Andrew Lobel, the writer behind Tunnels, is penning the script. As always, we’ll keep you updated with more information about the plot as it comes in.
Miller also is attached to the upcoming adaptation of the Joe Haldeman novella Seasons, but there hasn’t been any concrete news on that film in a while. Perhaps Miller just wants to have a whole portfolio of sci-fi scripts ready to go before he actually starts on one.
For those not familiar with his work, Miller worked on the visual effects for films such as X-Men, Planet of the Apes,...
We really don’t have a ton of information about the film yet other than the knowledge that it might be set in outer space. Andrew Lobel, the writer behind Tunnels, is penning the script. As always, we’ll keep you updated with more information about the plot as it comes in.
Miller also is attached to the upcoming adaptation of the Joe Haldeman novella Seasons, but there hasn’t been any concrete news on that film in a while. Perhaps Miller just wants to have a whole portfolio of sci-fi scripts ready to go before he actually starts on one.
For those not familiar with his work, Miller worked on the visual effects for films such as X-Men, Planet of the Apes,...
- 3/5/2013
- by Alex Lowe
- We Got This Covered
Hugh Jackman has agreed to reprise his role of Wolverine in X Men: Days of Future Past. This is the third actor from director Bryan Singer’s first two X Men films to sign on after both Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen agreed to come back as well. Days of Future Past remains one of the most popular stories from comic books, released as a two-part stand-alone story in 1981. It deals with a dystopian alternative future (so popular now, but revolutionary then) in which mutants are incarcerated in internment camps. An older Kitty Pryde transfers her mind into the younger, present-day Kitty Pryde, who brings the X-Men to prevent a fatal moment in history which triggers anti-mutant hysteria. This plot line can allow the return of actors from X Men (2000) and X2: X Men United (2003), and I wonder how many other actors Singer can persuade into coming back –Famke Jannsen?...
- 11/29/2012
- by spaced-odyssey
- doorQ.com
It seems that today is just a sci-fi kind of day. First up we have a new development on The Forever War, Ridley Scott's (very) long in the works adaptation of Joe Haldeman's 1974 novel of the same name. The last movement on the project was the hiring of screenwriter David Peoples (Blade Runner) to do a pass on the script back in 2010, but the newest development on The Forever War comes in the form of scribe D.W. Harper (All You Need Is Kill) being brought on to do his own...
- 11/28/2012
- by Alejandro Stepenberg
- JoBlo.com
Finally! Man, I have been waiting forever for this … (see what I did there?) Well, if Joe Haldeman’s “The Forever War” is finally going to be turned into a big-budget Hollywood studio movie, this is probably it. You don’t get any bigger than Ridley Scott in terms of directors, and add sci-fi to the movie genre, and this is a no-brainer for the studio. The latest news is that Ridley Scott has finally gotten his mitts on “The Forever War”, a title he’s been pursuing for decades now. With the rights in his possession, Scott, along with studio Fox 2000, have assigned writing duties to D.W. Harper (who previously penned the Tom Cruise sci-fi war flick “All You Need is Kill”) to get cracking on the adaptation for Scott to direct. So yeah, folks, if “The Forever War” doesn’t get made with Scott attached, it never will.
- 11/28/2012
- by Nix
- SciFiCool.com
When Ridley Scott signed on to direct Prometheus, it was a surprise not only because he swooped in and essentially took the gig from 47 Ronin director Carl Erik Rinsch, but also because we thought his return to science fiction would be an adaptation of Joe Haldeman's 1974 novel The Forever War. Scott has wanted to direct the film for more than 25 years and finally optioned the property in 2008, but when the opportunity arose to direct Prometheus, he put this one on hold. Now, he's goingforward with it again, and Deadline reports that he has All You Need Is Kill screenwriter Dante Harper on board to write a new draft. The story follows a soldier who battles an enemy in deep space for only a few months, only to return home to a planet he doesn't recognize some 20 years later. Apparently the war he was fighting took 700 ...
- 11/28/2012
- by Ben Pearson
- firstshowing.net
After making a real stinker with Robin Hood, veteran director Ridley Scott seemed to get some of his mojo back by revisiting his Alien roots with his most recent film, Prometheus. Script problems aside, that movie had quite a bit going for it, not the least of which were a couple strong performances and a load of jaw-dropping visuals. So why not try to keep a good thing going by sticking to the sci-fi genre? To that end, Fox 2000 has optioned a classic sci-fi novel for the director to bring to the big screen. According to Deadline, the studio has hired Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters scribe Dante Harper to adapt Joe Haldeman’s Nebula- and Hugo-winning 1974 novel “The Forever War.” Scott himself describes the book as being, “a science-fiction epic, a bit of ‘The Odyssey’ by way of Blade Runner, built on a brilliant, disorienting premise.” Disorienting premise? What does that mean? Let...
- 11/28/2012
- by Nathan Adams
- FilmSchoolRejects.com
Ridley Scott has been trying to adapt Joe Haldeman’s stone-cold classic science fiction novel The Forever War for so long now (more than 25 years at this point) that the title is beginning to feel apt. But Scott is not giving up, and has hired writer Dw Harper to take a crack at a fresh draft. Harper has some science fiction form, since his most recent job was All You Need Is Kill, the new Tom Cruise pic currently shooting in London which, with its time-loop conceit, shares at least a tiny bit of DNA with Forever War's story. Harper was also on script duty for Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters, which arrives next year. Scott has had several writers attached to Forever War, but it appears Harper has been brought in as a new broom.Haldeman’s book follows William Mandella, who is conscripted into the military following...
- 11/27/2012
- EmpireOnline
Ridley Scott originally planned a feature version of Joe Haldeman‘s The Forever War to be his third sci-fi movie. However, that never happened, but when Fox 2000 acquired the Haldeman book back in 2008 it is supposed to be the thing that brought him back to the genre.
Now comes word that the studio has handed the reigns over to Dante Harper, whose feature screenwriting debut Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters lands early next year. He most recently wrote All You Need Is Kill, which has been filming in the UK.
A few years ago, Blade Runner scribe David Webb Peoples was reportedly attached to be adapting the same novel for Scott, but Deadline’s piece doesn’t mention it.
Scott has earlier confirmed that the film would be in 3D, citing James Cameron’s Avatar as an inspiration for doing so:
I’m filming a book by Joe Haldeman called Forever War.
Now comes word that the studio has handed the reigns over to Dante Harper, whose feature screenwriting debut Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters lands early next year. He most recently wrote All You Need Is Kill, which has been filming in the UK.
A few years ago, Blade Runner scribe David Webb Peoples was reportedly attached to be adapting the same novel for Scott, but Deadline’s piece doesn’t mention it.
Scott has earlier confirmed that the film would be in 3D, citing James Cameron’s Avatar as an inspiration for doing so:
I’m filming a book by Joe Haldeman called Forever War.
- 11/27/2012
- by Nick Martin
- Filmofilia
The Forever War is one of the best science fiction novels ever written. The way it blends a sort of time travel with the emotional trauma war inflicts on soldiers is just flat-out brilliant. And unlike other similarly themed, large-scale sci-fi novels, Joe Haldeman's story could work quite well as a movie. That doesn't mean it'll be easy, though. Ridley Scott has been trying to put the film together as his own directorial project for a few years now, but it's failed to get off the ground. However, now Scott and studio Fox 2000 have brought on a new writer to take a crack at Haldeman's highly influential work. His name is D.W. Harper and he's a rising player in big-budget studio films, having written the currently filming All You Need Is Kill starring Tom...
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- 11/27/2012
- by Peter Hall
- Movies.com
It has been a long road away for director Ridley Scott from the genre that made him a star. Overseeing such classics as “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” it has been a good long thirty years before he came back with the polarizing and complex loose prequel “Prometheus.”
It has not been a metaphorical walk through the desert as Ridley has made great films such as “Gladiator,” “Thelma and Louise,” and “Black Hawk Down” during his absence from envisioning the future. Now, Scott will be moving forward with his latest passion: “The Forever War.”
Based on a 1974 novel by Joe Haldeman, “The Forever War” has been within Scott’s sights for a quarter of a century. The novel deals with the consequences of war within the context of interplanetary battles. Not only does it deal with the alienation of coming home from violent clashes, but also the decisions of the bureaucratic and military branches involved.
It has not been a metaphorical walk through the desert as Ridley has made great films such as “Gladiator,” “Thelma and Louise,” and “Black Hawk Down” during his absence from envisioning the future. Now, Scott will be moving forward with his latest passion: “The Forever War.”
Based on a 1974 novel by Joe Haldeman, “The Forever War” has been within Scott’s sights for a quarter of a century. The novel deals with the consequences of war within the context of interplanetary battles. Not only does it deal with the alienation of coming home from violent clashes, but also the decisions of the bureaucratic and military branches involved.
- 11/27/2012
- by Ruben Gonzalez
- LRMonline.com
Ridley Scott has been working on developing a big screen adaptation of the book The Forever War for about 25 years. The last thing I heard about the film was back in 2010 when Blade Runner scribe David Peoples was hired to write the script. It's now being reported that the film is now going to be written by D.W. Harper who most recently worked on Tom Cruise's sci-fi film All You Need Is Kill.
The sci-fi novel was written by Joe Haldeman in 1974, and Scott described it is as “a science-fiction epic, a bit of The Odyssey by way of Blade Runner, built on a brilliant, disorienting premise.” Scott was originally supposed to make that film after he made Blade Runner and Alien, but it didn't happen due to some rights issues. Fox 2000 now owns the rights to the book, and it looks like it's finally moving forward.
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The sci-fi novel was written by Joe Haldeman in 1974, and Scott described it is as “a science-fiction epic, a bit of The Odyssey by way of Blade Runner, built on a brilliant, disorienting premise.” Scott was originally supposed to make that film after he made Blade Runner and Alien, but it didn't happen due to some rights issues. Fox 2000 now owns the rights to the book, and it looks like it's finally moving forward.
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- 11/27/2012
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
D.W. Harper ("All You Need Is Kill," "Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters") has been hired to pen a new draft of "The Forever War" at Fox 2000 and Scott Free.
An adaptation of Joe Haldeman's 1974 novel, the story revolves around a soldier who battles an enemy in deep space for only a few months, only to return home to a planet he doesn't recognize some twenty years later - a side effect of time dilation.
Ridley Scott intended to film the project back in the 80's but rights complications delayed his plans for more than two decades.
Harper is just the latest scribe attached to the project which has seen numerous writers such as David Peoples and Matthew Michael Carnahan have a crack at it over the past four years.
Source: Deadline...
An adaptation of Joe Haldeman's 1974 novel, the story revolves around a soldier who battles an enemy in deep space for only a few months, only to return home to a planet he doesn't recognize some twenty years later - a side effect of time dilation.
Ridley Scott intended to film the project back in the 80's but rights complications delayed his plans for more than two decades.
Harper is just the latest scribe attached to the project which has seen numerous writers such as David Peoples and Matthew Michael Carnahan have a crack at it over the past four years.
Source: Deadline...
- 11/27/2012
- by Garth Franklin
- Dark Horizons
Joe Haldeman’s well-regarded 1974 sci-fi war book “The Forever War” is a great read, and if you’re into sci-fi and, well, reading books, you should definitely pick it up. The premise is uber trippy, essentially an intergalactic war story with hefty doses of space-time shenanigans. The book has been floating around Hollywood for ages, but it now looks like it might just get made, with no less than Ridley Scott directing. Scott, fresh off “Prometheus”, has acquired the film rights to the book by way of Fox 2000, with “All You Need is Kill” scribe D.W. Harper now set to bang out a new script for the director and studio. Apparently this is a long-time coming for Scott, who had pursued the book when it was originally published, but could never get his hands on it. Well, he’s got his hands on it now… Here’s an official synopsis...
- 11/27/2012
- by Nix
- Beyond Hollywood
That Ridley Scott has many, many things he's attached to is nothing new, and it seems every few weeks brings with it another gig he's producing or possibly directing, or in this case, an update to a movie that has been cooking on a slow simmer for years. Deadline reports that "All You Need Is Kill" writer D.W. Harper (also the scribe behind the upcoming "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters") has been hired to take the latest stab at "The Forever War," with the project set up over at Fox 2000. Based on the book by Joe Haldeman, this one has been moving along with Scott since at least 2008, and tells the action packed tale of humans fighting an alien race, only to discover that a tremendous amount of time has passed when they return to Earth. Of course, if/when this gets made is anyone's guess, but considering it's now back to script stage,...
- 11/27/2012
- by Kevin Jagernauth
- The Playlist
Exclusive: D.W. Harper has been set to write a new draft of The Forever War for Fox 2000 and Scott Free. It’s a directing vehicle for Ridley Scott, who for 25 years has wanted to helm an adaptation of Joe Haldeman’s 1974 seminal science fiction novel. The hope is to get the project moving with a script by Harper, who most recently wrote All You Need Is Kill, the sci-fi film that is in production with Tom Cruise starring and Doug Liman directing. I first wrote about this one when the studio acquired the Haldeman book back in 2008, and at that time Scott told me it was “a science-fiction epic, a bit of ‘The Odyssey’ by way of ‘Blade Runner,’ built on a brilliant, disorienting premise.” Scott first pursued the book not long after it was published, but the rights were unavailable for a long time. Oscar-winning Raiders Of The Lost Ark...
- 11/27/2012
- by MIKE FLEMING JR.
- Deadline
It's been quite some time since Ridley Scott announced his intentions to adapt Joe Haldeman's sci-fi tale The Forever War for the big screen. Blade Runner screenwriter David Peoples provided a draft for the feature version in 2010 and, today Deadline reveals that All You Need is Kill scribe D.W. Harper has now come aboard for a rewrite. Somewhat similar in tone to All You Need is Kill 's source material, Haldeman's The Forever War was published in 1974 and tells the story of an intergalactic battle where, due to the time displacement of faster-than-light travel, soldiers leave the Earth and return decades later. Haldeman, who served in Vietnam, used the book as an allegory for his wartime experiences. There's no firm date for when Scott might begin production on...
- 11/27/2012
- Comingsoon.net
Photos from The Conjuring, Movie 43, The Last Exorcism II, Promised Land, behind-the-scenes of The Young and Prodigious Spivet, Brad Pitt doing reshoots on World War Z, and Jared Leto in drag on the set of The Dallas Buyers Club
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"Jez Butterworth ("Fair Game," "The Last Legion") has come onboard to work on the script for the film adaptation of classic Atari video game "Asteroids" at Universal Pictures…" (full details)
"'Snakes on a Plane' and 'The Final Destination' director David R. Ellis is set to direct the horror thriller 'Sprawl' for Blumhouse.
Posters for The Last Stand, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Admission, Beautiful Creatures, Playing for Keeps, In Our Nature, Gangster Squad, Beautiful Noise, Gambit, The Girl and Identity Thief.
"The midnight screenings of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' pulled in $30.4 million, just ahead of Part 1's $30.25 million midnight gross last year…" (full details)
"Jez Butterworth ("Fair Game," "The Last Legion") has come onboard to work on the script for the film adaptation of classic Atari video game "Asteroids" at Universal Pictures…" (full details)
"'Snakes on a Plane' and 'The Final Destination' director David R. Ellis is set to direct the horror thriller 'Sprawl' for Blumhouse.
- 11/16/2012
- by Garth Franklin
- Dark Horizons
For a guy who has never directed a feature-length film, former visual effects man Tim Miller sure is getting a lot of Hollywood love. The would-be director of Ryan Reynolds “Deadpool” (no idea where that film is at the moment, and I doubt if anyone in Hollywood knows, including would-be star Ryan Reynolds) had already previously landed a new directing gig on the comic book “Gravel”. Now he’s got himself attached to direct another movie — an adaptation of Joe Haldeman’s sci-fi short story “Seasons”. Based on “Seasons”, a short story in “The Forever War” author Joe Haldeman’s 1985 collection “Dealing In Futures”, the movie would focus on “an anthropological expedition to a planet with sentient humanoids that goes horribly awry.” Cause obviously an anthropological expedition to a planet with sentient humanoids that goes perfectly perfect would just be kinda lame. Sony Pictures acquired rights to the story, and has set Miller to direct,...
- 11/15/2012
- by Nix
- Beyond Hollywood
Looks like Phillip K. Dick isn't the only author making the movie news headlines today. Hot on the heels of the recent announcement that Anonymous Content and Electric Shepherd Prods have signed a first look deal to develop movie and TV projects based on Dick's extensive collection of novels and short stories, news now is that Joe Haldeman, the author best known for the allegorical Vietnam war novel "The Forever War," has signed a movie deal. [Continued ...]...
- 11/15/2012
- QuietEarth.us
Hopefully it has better luck than “The Forever War”. Not content with already one Joe Haldeman novel sitting in development hell (that title would be “The Forever War” in case you’re scoring at home), Hollywood via Sony Pictures has now acquired the movie rights to Haldeman’s “Seasons”, with the idea to turn it into a movie directed by former effects man Tim Miller, with Sebastian Gutierrez writing the screenplay. Gutierrez counts award-winning titles like “Snakes On A Plane” and “Gothika” among his credits. So, yeah, this movie adaptation is in great hands, indeed! Anyhoo. “Seasons” is a short novella that was published in 1985 as part of Haldeman’s “Dealing In Futures”, and would follow “an anthropological expedition to a planet with sentient humanoids that goes horribly awry”. Well, if it went “horribly right”, then it wouldn’t be much of a movie now, would it? Me, I’m...
- 11/15/2012
- by Nix
- SciFiCool.com
Now that everyone seems giddy at the prospect of the Lucasfilm deal at Disney and, perhaps, a better new Star Wars movie series, the studio is going back to the their theme parks in hopes of exploiting another franchise from one of their rides. This time, they’ve hired Ice Age: Continental Drift writer Jason Fuchs and The Fast & the Furious producer Chris Morgan to bring us a TV series based on Big Thunder Mountain for ABC. While Pirates of the Caribbean has been an over bloated success, and The Country Bears had minor success, the taste left by Eddie Murphy’s turn in The Haunted Mansion remain (though a reboot –of course- is in development). Not sure how they’ll translate this ride in a series, as the concept of it is: sometime in the late 1800s, gold was discovered on Big Thunder Mountain in the American southwest. Overnight,...
- 11/15/2012
- by spaced-odyssey
- doorQ.com
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