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Tag Archives: SCIFI
The Next ‘Terminator’ Film Is Gunning For An R Rating
We here at The Flickcast don’t like to judge films based on their rating. While it might be in vogue to jump on the hate wagon when a popular franchise goes for a PG-13 instead of an R, none of that matters … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Movies, News, Prequels and Sequels, Sci-Fi
Tagged Announcments, franchise, James Cameron, Megan Ellison, Movies, MPAA, News, Rated R, SCIFI, Sequel, T5, Terminator
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Interview: ‘Eureka’s Neil Grayston Talks Giant Robot Spiders & Hover Bikes
In a world of constantly evolving tech, SyFy’s Eureka stays ahead of the game. The writers seem to have an unending amount of innovations up their sleeves. Between the giant robot spiders, A.I. in the house of tomorrow, and cloud sculpting … Continue reading
Posted in Comic-Con, Editorial, Exclusive, Interviews, News, SyFy, TV
Tagged Allison Blake, Allison Scagliotti, Colin Ferguson, Comic-Con, Douglas Fargo, Ed Quinn, Eureka, Future, future tech, futuristic, gadget, Gadgets, GD, Geek, Giant Spiders, Global Dynamics, government, High Tech, Hover, Hover Bikes, Hovercraft, Neil Grayston, Research, Robots, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, San Diego Comic Con 2010, San Diego Comic-Con, Science Fiction, SCIFI, SDCC, Spiders, SyFy, Tech, Technology, TV, universal studios
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‘Battlestar Galactica’ Goes to the UN — Now with video
In what can only be described as a very interesting meeting of life and art, cast members and producers from Battlestar Galactica including Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, visited the United Nations recently as … Continue reading



