Seriously I’m having a MASSIVE fangirl attack – take a look at this photo that Comingsoon.net posted:
Sci-Fi Wire is reporting: Director Cameron will reportedly return to Comic-Con for the first time since some dude handed him a VHS tape when he was promoting Steven Soderbergh’s Solaris. This time he has footage of his upcoming 3-D sci-fi epic to show. So far, only a few folk have been privy to this hot property, and Comic-Con is rumored to be trying to equip the San Diego Convention Center’s 6,500-seat Hall H with 3-D projectors to accommodate the footage.
I am super-excited (pun intended) about Brian Austin Green appearing on Smallville! Is there is any chance he will be on for more than two episodes? — Gabriela
MATT: At this juncture, BAG has been tagged for only the first two episodes of Season 9. But your query allows me to share this scooplet about Metallo’s small-screen origin tale: The producers tell me that soon after mild-mannered John Corben begins his “Daily Planet” gig, “his fate takes a horrific twist that will change his destiny forever.” Hmm, would that be Prof. Emmett Vale’s cue?
Emails, letters, postcards… Have we made an impact? Are we getting through to Warner Brothers? Are they hearing the united voice of the fans crying out for more Sarah Connor Chronicles? Maybe, but we think it’s time to up our game. We think its time to show Warner Brothers that we mean business:
I know what you’re thinking. I may not know how you think, but I know what you’re thinking about right now. A mobile billboard?! That’s got to be expensive! Indeed it is, Resistance, but not very expensive at all if everyone chips in. All we need is $3500 and surely there are enough true TSCC fans to make it happen.
Here’s an add for the campaign that Lena supports for Celebrities help Bulgari with Save the Children. You can view a nice scan of her ad in our forums:
What could be more fun than stickers, you ask? Sarah Connor stickers! There’s a pair of eye-pleasing, attention-grabbing stickers now available to help raise awareness of our cause at a grass roots level. This idea was originally conceived as a way for TSCC fans attending Comic Con to label themselves and present a united front. But why limit it to a con?
They’re being distributed at cost so they’re super cheap. Buy a bunch and hand them out to friends. Pass them out at conventions. Leave a stack on the counter of your local comic book shop, video store, book store or coffee shop. Put them on community bulletin boards. Cover your notebooks and lockers. Stick them on your bicycles, bumpers, doors, windows. Wear them on your hats and clothes. Be creative — put these stickers everywhere!
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To learn more about this campaign or to place an order, visit savethescc.com.
So I got to see a special screening of My Sister’s Keeper tonight. I’m not really into boo-hooey family dramas but the tickets were free and Thomas was in it so I was thrilled to go (I’d already planned on seeing it just for him.)
The film was surprisingly not sappy or cliche – I admit I cried a few times throughout the film and didn’t feel emotionally manipulated into doing it. The 2 young girls in the leads were fabulous. I love Sofia Vassilieva from MEDIUM and she played the dying girl, Kate, with cancer really well. The storytelling wove the different character’s perspectives all throughout it and it wasn’t difficult to understand nor was it ever confusing.
Thomas’ character Taylor comes in about 1/2 way into the film. I remember in an interview he said that he couldn’t believe that he got that part that “all of the people around me were so much above me.” Thomas is a sweet young man, driven, but very VERY modest. From the second he came onto the screen it was impossible to take your eyes off of him; just like in FROM WITHIN, he stole each scene even when he was supposed to be highlighting the joy of the girl it was hard to pay attention to anyone else. He just has a presence that commands your attention. His character was quiet, caring, and was the bright spot in the girl’s life of pain and misery due to her disease.
I love how he really underplayed the role. He’s not in it for very long – but if you goto the movie just to see him, the rest of it is good as well. Cameron Diaz really stretched her wings being the former lawyer who took that drive to succeed and turned it into becoming a crazed emotionally blinded woman who refuses to realize hard truths that are around her and that her obsession has nearly broken her family to pieces.
And Jason Patrick – damn – he still looks good, it’s nice to see him get brushed out of retirement.
Go see it and support Thomas, but be sure to bring some extra napkins in with you…you know, your “allergies” are going to kick up.
2 Clips w/ Thomas:
And here’s an interview w/ a bald Thomas talking about his role:
TSCC’s Summer Glau vaulted up FHM’s annual 100 Sexiest Girls List this year. If memory serves me right she squeaked on at like #99 last year and this year came in at #26!
Here’s what they say about her:
Some things just don’t last long enough – a first kiss, or maybe a really juicy burger. For sc-fi fans that one thing was Firefly. Created by Joss Whedon of Buffy fame, it was a slice of sci-fi perfection not least because it involved Miss Glau as a hard-as-nails child prodigy who loved a ruck.
Despite its cancellation, the 27-year-old Texan’s skill with a roundhouse set her up to take the role of a sexy terminator in The Sarah Connor Chronicles. And despite fans’ efforts, Fox have also now canned this leaving our lecherous minds with a disconcerting Summer Glau-sized void.
Moon Bloodgood also found her way onto the list and came in at #97!
Terminator Salvation was garbage. As much as we wanted to love it, we just couldn’t. However, its one redeeming factor was the opportunity it afforded many of us to see Moon on the big screen for the first time.
With a career previously focused on TV acting, (she even once played a stripper on CSI) it was only a matter of time before Moon was cast in a big movie role. At a career-turning point of 33 years old, we’re hoping Terminator hasn’t confined the Korean/Irish/Dutch actress into only further short stints on the likes of Burn Notice. Source
So this is a reminder that we’re moving domains this week. SCS.NET is changing to SarahConnorSociety.COM, so please update your bookmarks.
The old gallery is also going away. Currently I don’t have any plans to rebuild a gallery, mostly because I have a second TV community that’s taking up my free time where I’m having to manage all of their photos. Once I’m done w/ that I’ll concentrate on trying to get some semblance of a photo gallery for you – likely it’ll be many smaller galleries since they have less of a chance of getting removed. I just haven’t been in a hurry to do this after it took me MONTHS to get the last ones back online only to have them yanked after only being back online for a short amount of time. *Sigh*
You probably have noticed the lack of news updates here, both of my news girls have been in states of mourning over the loss of TSCC and real life issues and I gave them time off. So thanks for bearing w/ the pages of photo posts. I’ve been trying to compensate by finding tons of rare photos for you all – I hope that you’ve appreciated them.
We’re not going anywhere. In fact Allergygal our fab forum moderator has spent the whole weekend revamping our forums. They’re organized for post-show purposes and easy to navigate. She also made a lovely new skin. Head on over there to check things out and say howdy If anyone is interested in joining the SCS.COM team, feel free to drop me a note. Thanks for your continued support
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