None of the awards come in major categories
In a night full of surprises, the 2002 Oscars left unexpecting actors happy, and science fiction and fantasy fans saddened."The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" took home only four Oscars Sunday night -- all in technical categories -- as director Peter Jackson and supporting star Ian M ...
Read MoreFeatures a brand new logo for the Romulan Star Empire
If you wanted more proof that there will be an all-new Romulan Empire in "Star Trek: Nemesis," TrekWeb has found the latest.The site unveiled what is believed to be the official logo of the 10th Star Trek film set to be released Dec. 20. Because of current technical problems, Airlock Alpha cannot pr ...
Read MoreSPOILERS: Expect death, destruction and more shifting to the dark side
It wasn't too long ago that Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) had a chance to experience death for herself. Now her and Willow (Alyson Hannigan) have the opportunity to experience it with someone else.Please note that the following report contains major spoilers of the final episodes of "Buffy the Vampi ...
Read MoreIt's co-creator certainly thinks so, but says there is life on any network
Whether it gets picked up for another season by The WB or not, David Greenwalt knows there is still a lot of life left in "Angel."The co-creator of the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" spinoff, recently talked to Sci-Fi Wire about the future of the show that stars David Boreanaz as a vampire gone good, an ...
Read MorePLUS: Name of 'The X-Files' series finale
It's been nine years, and it's finally time to say good-bye to "The X-Files."Gillian Anderson, who has played Special Agent Dana Scully from the beginning, said she's ready to say good-bye to her last decade of work."I think it's good for everybody, and I think that everybody has put in such a huge ...
Read MoreFour years between films can only be a good thing, actors says
It's not like fans are waiting more than a decade for a new film like they did for the first prequel movie of "Star Wars," but any type of wait can only be good for the Star Trek franchise. At least so says Brent Spiner, best known as Lt. Cmdr. Data in the upcoming movie "Star Trek: Nemesis.""The th ...
Read MoreOvernight ratings give the Star Trek show a strong showing against the reality series
The hunt was on for stronger ratings in Wednesday night's new "Enterprise" episode, "Rogue Planet." And despite being put head-to-head with "Survivor IV" on its sister station CBS, "Enterprise" actually pulled out with halfway decent numbers in Nielsen's Overnight Metered Market ratings.The latest S ...
Read MoreParamount renews their agreement with Star Trek heir
Rick Berman, who helped bring Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek creation far beyond the original series and the next generation, has agreed to a new deal with Paramount Pictures that would keep him at the studio for another five years.According to Variety, Berman's new contract with Paramount has an esti ...
Read MoreThe executive producer says things steadily improve on the show
If you were hoping for some significant story arcs in "Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda," it seems they went out of vogue when series developer Robert Hewitt Wolfe and co-producer Ethlie Ann Vare bid the series farewell."You'll see the conclusion of some of the show's long term themes at the end of Seas ...
Read More'Lord of the Rings' also picks up a bunch of Saturn Awards nods
While it seems to systematically get passed over by other awards shows, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films apparently was not going to let "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" go unnoticed.The UPN series picked up five Saturn Award nominations this week, tying it with Sci-Fi Channel's "Far ...
Read More'X-Men' director making his way to 'Star Trek: Nemesis'
Bryan Singer will be in "Star Trek: Nemesis," at least says the star of his upcoming movie, "X2."Patrick Stewart (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard) confirmed with Sci-Fi Wire that Singer, who directed "X-Men" and the upcoming "X2" -- both starring Stewart -- was invited onto the set of "Nemesis" where executiv ...
Read MoreVeteran composer's addition not a surprise to Star Trek and Stuart Baird fans
Jerry Goldsmith may be in his 70s, but he's still composing music. And once again, that music will be a part of a Star Trek film.Film Score Monthly is reporting that Goldsmith has officially signed on to score "Star Trek: Nemesis," his fifth movie in the Star Trek franchise. Goldsmith scored 1998's ...
Read MoreFamed 'Titanic' director to helm the last 'Dark Angel' of the season
James Cameron, best known for directing "The Terminator" movies and "Titanic," will be behind the camera once again ... this time directing the May 3 season finale of "Dark Angel."The series, which he helped create, has been struggling recently in the ratings in its Friday night slot, but Cameron sa ...
Read MoreMarch 29 is the day people are expected to flock back to the theaters
Just in time for the Oscars, New Line Cinema is planning to release the three-and-a-half-minute trailer of "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" March 29 with its current critically-acclaimed box office smash, "The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring."Peter Jackson, the trilogy's director, e ...
Read More'Star Trek: Nemesis' now left in the hands of post-production
The cameras on the set of "Star Trek: Nemesis" have now gone dark.On what is constantly rumored as the final film featuring the crew of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," principle photography ended this past week with work now shifting to the movie's post production crew.Graphic artist Rick Sternbac ...
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