Wow. That’s all I can really say about this movie. I for one can’t wait to see it. I don’t care if it is or isn’t a prequel. It is obviously related to the Alien franchise and it looks amazing.

Next up, Ridley needs to get going on the new Blade Runner movie.

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In 2149 the world is over populated. To control the population growth, the world government restricts families to two children, thus making a family four. Shirt says A Family Is Four and has a mon, dad and two children represented. Below it says Report Violators.

Long Sleeve as shown:
S, M, L, XL $25.00

2XL, 3XL $28.00

Also available in other styles and colors as well as women’s.

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If you are looking to get some cool science fiction t-shirts as presents for someone (or perhaps for yourself) this year, check out our t-shirt selection and make your purchases on Monday November 28th. If you spend more than $40 you can get free shipping when you use the code SHOPNOV28 at checkout!

Everyone loves a new t-shirt and if they are a sci-fi fan, we can help.

Check out our t-shirt selection here

(t-shirts and merchandise only, free shipping not available on Firefly lamps and EOLC posters. Delivery address must be within the United States)

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This is pretty cool. Science fiction legend William Shatner led the crowd in a 30 second Khaaaaaan! at the 2011 San Diego Comic Con.

Check out the video:

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I came across this great article today about one of the makeup artists that worked on Star Trek IV.

In the article Shannon Shea talks about how the shops worked back in the day and how many sets of Spock’s ears they had to create. Very cool read if you have a few minutes and are a Star Trek fan.

[You can read the article by Shannon Shea here]

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Apparently SciFi , oops, I mean the Syfy Channel had a poll to see who viewers thought were the hottest babes and hunks in science fiction. The results? Sarah Michelle Gellar and Hugh Jackman rated number 1 in their respective gender category. The full lists follow:

Sci-Fi Babes

1. Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) – 12.7%
2. Jeri Ryan (Star Trek) – 10.9%
3. Jessica Alba (Fantastic Four) – 10.8%
4. Karen Gillan (Doctor Who) – 10.6%
5. Billie Piper (Doctor Who) – 7.7%
6. Anna Pacquin (True Blood) – 7.3%
7. Hayden Panettiere (Heroes) – 6.4%
8. Jane Fonda (Barbarella) – 5%
9. Carrie Fisher (Star Wars) – 4.7%
10. Sigourney Weaver (Alien) – 4.6%

Sci-Fi Hunks

1. Hugh Jackman (X-Men) – 20.3%
2. David Tennant (Dr Who) – 16.9%
3. John Barrowman (Torchwood) – 14.2%
4. Johnny Depp (Edward Scissorhands) – 11.5%
5. Harrison Ford (Star Wars) – 10.5%
6. Robert Downey Junior (Iron Man) – 10.3%
7. Orlando Bloom (Lord of the Rings) – 10.2%
8. Ryan Reynolds (Green Lantern) – 9.9%
9. Chris Hemsworth (Thor) – 9.4%
10. Matt Smith (Doctor Who) – 8.7%

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In Time is the latest film from Andrew Niccols, of Gattaca fame. It is a stylish science fiction picture starring Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried and Olivia Wilde. The premise is that once people hit 25, they are living on borrowed time…literally. The poor earn time by the minute while the wealthy live forever with hundreds of years in their bank. Sounds interesting, looks interesting. Guess we’ll find out on October 28th.

Thanks to ComingSoon for the trailer.

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It’s true. You can own Muffit, the daggit from the original Battlestar Galactica. Propworx is having another awesome internet auction this weekend to auction off props from both the original and new Battlestar. They have costumes, patches, weapons and more. Be prepared to bring your wallet to your computer. Most items have starting bids of $100 and increments of $50. There is also a pretty steep buyer’s premium and you have to pay tax and shipping, so if you plan on bidding on Muffit, keep that in mind. The restored daggit’s starting bid is $7500 and is estimated to sell for $10k – $12k.

You can view the [online auction catalog here]

About Propworx:
Propworx, Inc. serves the movie and television industry by selling the assets of movie and TV productions in high-end auctions created specifically for that property. Propworx sells the production’s props, costumes and set pieces through special live and Internet auctions, while at the same time integrating these special events into a studio’s or network’s marketing campaigns. Propworx goal is not just to sell the assets of a production, but to leverage those sales into meaningful publicity and marketing to increase the overall awareness of a production.

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