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Star Wars has its fair share of spoofs and parodies since it landed on the public consciousness back in 1977. There are a good amount on the internet. We have a brief list here – there are LOADS more and feel free to tweet us with any further suggestions. Personally I am a particular fan …
Our friends at Marvel have recently announced a new interactive experience where fans of the popular movie franchise can “become part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe storyline”. S.TA.T.I.O.N. is an acronym for ‘Science Training And Tactical Intelligence Operative Network’. This offers the opportunity for Marvel fans of all ages to explore the workings and backstory …
Telos Publishing is a small independent publisher best known for its Doctor Who related book titles. The name of the company gives it away, the imprint was founded with a love of the history of the Doctor in mind. David J Howe has just released the list of top ten of 2016 book titles (excluding …
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Here at Scifind we love Red Dwarf and LEGO, so what better campaign to back that that to get an official Lego Red Dwarf set! With Lego MiniFigs of Dave Lister, Cat, Kryten, Arnold Rimmer and a Skutter the Playset includes some of the permanent fixtures including Dave and Arnold’s bunks and the Holly Hop …
Now that The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies will be available on Digital HD NOW and Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD on 20th April 2015 Scifind looks at what the director has in store next. And what we think he should do next. Firstly What We Know. Peter Jackson has a single directorial project …
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Following on from The Other 11 Doctors, a fantastic alternate history to Doctor Who, Alasdair Stuart looks back at the alternative 50th Anniversary, and forward to the latest incarnation The Day of the Doctor The 11th Doctor’s run finished, in many ways, twice. The departure of Rupert Grint and Karen Gillan as Andy and Rowena …
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Friday’s TV is basically Agents of Shield (C4) or Atlantis (bbc3)…. I’m suspecting that as far as science fiction is concerned, TV land has thrown in the towel on fridays. Although if you are staying up super late, you’ll find The Vampire Diaries on ITV2 at 1.25am. Saturday goes a long way to make up …
To celebrate the release of MAN OF STEEL available on BLU-RAY 3D™, BLU-RAY™ 3D STEELBOOK, BLU-RAY™, DVD and DIGITAL DOWNLOAD from 2nd December 2013, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is pleased to make available a two-minute animated short, created by Zack Snyder and DC animator Bruce Timm, to honour Superman’s 75th anniversary. A young boy learns …
Tonight, the fifth episode of The Returned airs. The French series has established itself as one of the most profoundly unsettling pieces of TV in years, with an air of restrained menace and an ever growing sense of foreboding. However, as is always the case with series like this, there’s a nagging fear; What if …
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As we write this, the finale of the Cornetto Trilogy is entering its final stages. The World’s End is the third (well, third and a half if you count ‘Paul’) movie in the unofficial trilogy of genre fiction/comedy/blisteringly funny, smart and frequently touching dissections of the male geek psyche trilogy that Edgar Wright and Simon …
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(With thanks to Pete Strover and Craig Oxbrow for playing this game on Twitter last night) So, the Doctor. The Oncoming Storm. DOC-TOR. Call him what you want, but regardless of what you call him he’s always…him. A female Doctor is an idea that’s been floated more than once, with The Curse of Fatal Death …
I’m a weird Being Human viewer. I remember the pilot being shown and adoring it. It was a perfect combination of full bore supernatural contemporary drama and the sort of crappy bedsit sitcom/drama that British TV does so incredibly well. You got the sense that Mitchell, George and Annie would pop round to Meteor Street …
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