HBO’s First Look at Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Just a little over a week away and coming off what I think is one of better the clips, the next in what seems like a series of (thus far a lot of ‘would be’ )’09 blockbusters is going to hit theaters. HBO has released their “First Look’, a 12-minute featurette to get us all prepped for the film.
Watch it after the jump . . .
Topics: Clip, Featurette, Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, HBO, J.K. Rowling, Warner Bros.
On the Spot at BSC Review -
BSC Summer 6-pack
Spring 2009 Double Issue of
How I Met the Goddess by A.W.
Contest - Garden Ninja



At the BSCreview,
Last month 
Pretty interesting cast here and I have to admit this is the first me hearing about it the remake. Jim Sheridan is directing a cast that includes Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire, and Natalie Portman and had made great movies led by Daniel Day Lewis (My Left Foot, The Boxer) and ridiculous movies like Get Rich or Die Tryin starring 50 cents.
This is a review of Thunderbolts#133 written by Andy Diggle and penciled by Miguel Sepulveda. Dark Reign continues, and the team starts feeling like a team, just as they start plotting on each other . . .
Last month we got this
Hilary Duff will be joining the cast of Gossip Girls as a guest star. Find out the details after the jump . . .
Hardly ever get to note any cool fandom news in the SF/F world, so I’ve got to dip into my comics side and congratulate Super Ugly for winning the SDCC correspondent prize via G4 and Dark Horse Comics. I don’t know dude personally (and I know he doesn’t know me) but I do listen to the Geek Savants (podcast he is part of) pretty religiously.
Michael Mann is the de facto king of cops and robbers city street shootouts. Public Enemies makes a nice shift to period piece old timey stuff with no loss in crisp edge.
Time for another BSC Flashback! Every now and then I just bring back a blast from the past because we are timeless, baby! This was a piece by Brian that gives you the scoop on how to start your life of crime.
THR is reporting that USA has a new show coming (though apparently not officially) and it’s starring Piper Perabo. Ten years ago what USA was doing wouldn’t have mattered to me, but man I do love me some Burn Notice so I’m at least down for the first few episodes.
Also announced earlier this week was my oh so favorite variety of news: comic book film/tv options. Usually these things announcements are pretty useless and fruitless and often are applied to comics you haven’t heard of, but also one’s that don’t even exist yet (and often related to some tired zombie plot). Out of the former variety, you’d usually count yourself lucky that you haven’t heard of them, but here we have an exception with Alex Grecian and Riley Rossmo’s Proof getting optioned for TV.
I expect a slow weekend, but ending out the week I’ve noticed some news times that I was hoping would get more coverage, but seems not to have (my back-up content files that are still first string). First, one of my favorite comic creators is Sam Kieth, who I touched on in my
The Nerd of Noir reviews Road Dogs by Elmore Leonard.
Harper’s Island - Splash is episode 11 of this mini-series on CBS. The last two episodes will be airing together and we get to find out who will actually make it off the island alive.






