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A coming-of-age story … with ping pong. [read more]

Last November sci-fi fans got a special treat from director Ridley Scott when he confirmed that he was looking to direct a sequel to Blade Runner, the classic 1982 sci-fi film starring Harrison Ford. The film is based on the Philip K. Dick novel Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? and it was screenwriter Hampton Fancher who adapted the book for the big screen, and now Heat Vision has word that he’s being br [read more]

Why does Europe get all the best marketing stunts?! We’re going a bit Prometheus crazy here, considering we’re counting down the days (22 left!) in the three weeks left until it arrives in theaters. The final pieces of marketing are coming together, and one huge stunt in Europe, specifically Paris, includes an abandoned subway station being completely decked out with that giant head and blue lights for [read more]

In the ’80s, Scott and Fancher originally conceived of "Blade Runner" to be merely the first in a series of films inspired by Philip K. Dick’s cult SF novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?," although the film has stood on its own for more than thirty years now. http://www.hitfix.com [read more]

15 minutes more than in the contract. [read more]

Paramount Pictures’ "The Dictator" got off to a slow start on Wednesday with just $4.1 million. That wasn’t enough to knock "The Avengers" from first place. The mega-blockbuster found another $6.3 million for $395 million to date.http://www.hitfix.com [read more]

Warner Brothers has launched a video submission contest for TWO fans (and guests) to fly to New Orleans, visit the set of Beautiful Creatures and interview Garcia & Stohl.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-fien-print [read more]

Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller are itching to get their hands dirty again in Basin City. Dimension Films sequel, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For," has set a release date on October 4, 2013. http://www.hitfix.com [read more]

It’s hard to think of modern film noir without thinking about Sin City (and its sequel, which just got a release date). One of that film’s stars, Mickey Rourke, is returning to the genre, and this time he’s bringing Nicolas Cage along with him. ComingSoon says the two will co-star in Marble City for The Midnight Meat Train director Ryuhei Kitamura. It’s a revenge story about a newly release [read more]

Shooting this summer. [read more]