Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey

Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey est un film d'animation de science fiction qui raconte la histoire de Dave, un photon qui refuse de grandir et qui veut quitter son environnement natale : le soleil. Autre le fait de raconter d'une manière toute à fait originale une aventure spatiale depuis un point de vue subatomique, ce film met en valeur les images récupérées lors de 7 missions spatiales de la NASA et de l'ESA : Cassini-Huygens, SOHO, Mars Odyssey, Mars Express, Venus Express et Mercury Messenger. Ce film a aussi la particularité d'être le premier dans son genre à avoir été lancé par la NASA (plus précisément le Jet Propulsion Laboratory) avec un réalisateur de film indépendant dans le but de créer un film d'animation de science fiction basé sur des missions, la science et la découverte. Si vous voyez ce film en VO vous ne serez pas déçu par la panoplie d'acteurs de renommé ayant participé à ce projet : Chris Pine (le capitaine Kirk dans le tout nouveau Star Trek) comme Dave, Samuel L. Jackson comme la Peur, Hayden Christensen (Anakin Skywalker dans les épisodes II et III de Star Wars) comme Jammer, James Earl Jones comme l'Amiral, William Shatner (le capitaine Kirk dans les anciens films de Star Trek) comme le Noyau, Brent Spiner (l'androïde Data dans la série Star Trek : The Next Generation) comme le Coach MacKey, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker dans la trilogie Star Wars) comme le Vide, ... Il y a même Neil Armstrong qui prête sa voix dans le rôle du Dr. Jack Morrow.

 

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Fallen, The story of a little meteor's journey down to earth

Fallen from Sascha Geddert on Vimeo.


Check the other films of Sascha Geddart @ Geddart.com

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Prince of Persia trailer Lego version

The original trailer and the trailer Lego version (shot for shot).

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Interactive Trailer of upcoming "Iron Man 2" movie

An innovative bit of interactivity (and a strong effort on marketing and publicity).

Some dates to remember:
- "Iron Man 2" opens May 7 (April 28 internationally),
- "Thor" on May 6, 2011,
- "The First Avenger: Captain America" on July 22, 2011,
- "The Avengers" on May 4, 2012.

"Iron Man 2" introduces Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Mickey Rourke as Whiplash.

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Toy Story on LEGO

Another Toy Story LEGO set has been revealed yesterday by Toys'R'US (in USA): the "7599 Garbage Truck"(*) inspired by the Toy Story 3 movie (comming soon on June 18).

Hereafter the list of other available Toy Story LEGO sets :

• 7590. Toy Story: Woody and Buzz Lightyear Rescue
• 7591. Toy Story. Construct a Zurg
• 7592. Toy Story: Construct a Buzz Lightyear
• 7593. Toy Story: Buzz Lightyear's Star Command Ship
• 7594. Toy Story: Woody's Round Up
• 7595. Toy Story: Army Men on Patrol

(*) Only available in USA at this moment.

More info @ From Bricks To Bothans
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TRON

Here we have an example of how science fiction movies technology can change along 28 years. And it is an honor to present this sequel of a film first appeared back in 1982...

Tron is an American action science fiction film starring Jeff Bridges. It was written and directed by Steven Lisberger, and has a distinctive visual style, as it was one of the first films to use extensive computer graphics. But 28 years later Tron: The Legacy came out off the darkness and the film premiere will be presented in IMAX-3D and it will appear in theaters on December 17th, 2010!!

Trailers:

Tron - 1982

Tron: The Legacy - 2010

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Looking for very rares movies...

If you're looking for very rare (or ridiculous) movies maybe you must take a ride on AntimatterMultiverse.com

AntimatterMultiverse.com is a site dedicated to very rare (and sometimes lost and ridiculous) movies. Their inventory is very limited (there are principally super-heroes movies) but you can find some "gems" like "Star Wars Holiday Special 1978 (DVD)" (the 1978 TV show that any Star Wars fan would forget) or the 1997 TV pilot of "Justice League of America". About the quality of DVD copies you may be a little disappointed, do not expect HD miracles... However, given the rarity and the age of the films, quality is quite correct. The DVD price is 11,99 USD and the shipping/handling price (progressive depending on the number of DVDs purchased) is very affordable. Two years ago I bought 2 DVDs and the feedback was very positive (fast shipping and proper packaging). I hope soon they will expand the catalog with more films.

Another site with a catalog very more important is http://www.raremoviesworldwide.com but I have not yet tested it (I am a little bit apprehensive due to the fact that this site does not have a real shop, the order must be made by mail).

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