Prometheus Featurette (Charlize Theron). A new featurette with Charlize Theron talking about her character Meredith Vickers who works for the famous Weyland Company ! Prometheus Featurette (Charlize Theron). Don’t miss previous Prometheus trailer and viral clips (“Ted Talk”, “Happy Birthday David” and “Quiet Eye”) while waiting for the most anticipated 2012 sci-fi movie, coming to theaters June 08, 2012 !
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In Theaters: 2012 Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Fantasy Director: Jamie Bradshaw, Aleksandr Dulerayn Cast: Ed Stoppard, Leelee Sobieski, Jeffrey Tambor, Max von Sydow

www.Alphaville-Music.com – ALPHAVILLE – JEAN LUC GODARD – FUTURISTIC SCI-FI DYSTOPIA -
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Space…the Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise, and this is how Star Trek should have ended! Check out our website for cool extras: www.howitshouldhaveended.com How It Should Have Ended Comedy Series Star Trek Sci Fi Action Animation Animated
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Watch sci-fi dance troupe Area 51 unleash their flying robots and futuristic dancers upon the BGT stage for their Semi Final performance. See more from Britain’s Got Talent here: itv.com twitter.com twitter.com www.facebook.com
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Kino Sci-Fi Original Eftos

So yea, a little video about a skin event we had this weekend. Thanks to o0fluffe0o, who made the cool text at the beginning. Here’s the making of it: www.youtube.com And thanks to our moderators (and admins) and players and TripleEx3 and everyone in fact, for this event. If you want to play on our server, just do an application there: craftedmovie.com Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In 1979, two Soviet science-fiction films were released, both of the screenplays (and the original novels upon which they were based) were written by the legendary Russian science-fiction authors and brothers Boris and the late Arkadiy Strugatskiy. The first, ‘Stalker’, directed by the most well known Russian director, the late Andrey Tarkovskiy, has become legendary and most serious film aficionados have seen it (I first saw it as a very young teenager in the early 80s on Channel 4 in the UK, clandestinely viewing it on a tiny black and white portable and for me it was the celluloid equivalent of being poked in the third eye with a freaky cosmic Zen master’s stick). The second film ‘Hukkunud Alpinisti’ hotell’, roughly translated as ‘The Dead Mountaineer Hotel’ was made in Estonia and directed by the late Estonian director Grigori Kromanov (aside from a couple of animations and shorts it was the only Estonian sci-fi film of the communist era I think) and seems to have sank down the Soviet memory hole without many traces left (as far as I know, no official DVD has ever been released and this is the best TV rip you are going to find). The film is the story of police officer in a sparsely populated hotel in the Alps. After the hotel is cut off from the outside world by an avalanche, strange things begin to happen, some of the guests are not at all what they at first appear to be and the uncanny alien Other begins to emerge all around him. This film really deserves far more …