Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner, The Martian) is developing a sci-fi block for TNT.
Initial plans call for the block to serve as a showcase for hour-long series, short-form programs and other formats to be developed in collaboration with Scott.
This will be Scott’s second project with TNT. He previously served as executive producer on the network’s award-winning CIA miniseries The Company in 2007.
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At the end of Prometheus, Dr. Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and the synthetic David (Michael Fassbinder) set to find the homeworld of the Engineers.
Did they make it?
The new short, directed by Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant: Prologue gives us the next chapter in their story.
Alien: Covenant opens on My 19th.
Continue reading Alien: Covenant: Prologue: What Dr. Shaw and David Did!
Ho-hum! Another found footage moive trailer… Waitaminnit! Is that Ridley Scott’s name listed amongst the producers?
Hmmmmm…
Phoenix Forgotten will open on April 21st.
Continue reading Found Footage UFO Trailer: Phoenix Forgotten!
The crew of the colony ship Covenant find a virtual paradise – there’s even wheat growing there (‘What are the odds…?’ asks one crew member).
Then another notices something really odd – there’s no sounds of living creatures – no birds or anything…
Alien: Covenant premieres on May 19th.
Continue reading So Not Much a Paradise Trailer: Alien: Covenant!
20th Century Fox has released a five-minute video that gives us a look at the crew of the Covenant as they prepare for cryosleep by having one last little party.
Directed by Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant opens on May 19th.
Continue reading Meet the Crew: Alien Covenant: Prologue: Last Supper!
The first trailer for Alien: covenant seems to be merging the ‘haunted house in space’ feel of Alien with the action/horror sensibility of Aliens. Intriguing.
Alien: Covenant will be in theaters on May 19th.
Continue reading It’s Not Déja Vu If You Haven’t Actually Been There Trailer: Alien: Covenant!
Anything can happen at Comic-Con and frequently does. Case in point: Sir Ridley Scott is in production on a film in Australia but still managed to introduce the first full-length trailer for season two of The Man in the High Castle.
Watch it after the break.
James Keziah Delaney returns to London to take up the trading company he’s inherited from his father. Unfortunately, circumstances have that business a bit of a poisoned chalice.
Fortunately, Delaney is ‘a very dangerous man to know’ (even if he does say so himself).
Taboo is coming soon to FX. Check out the new trailer after the jump.
Mark Damon stars as astronaut Mark Watney in Ridley Scott’s adaptation of The Martian by Andy Weir. During the Ares Mission to Mars, a storm forces the crew to abort the mission and, believing Watney to be dead, leave without them.
With scant supplies, Watney has to figure out a way to contact mission control and then survive until help can arrive.
The Martian will be in theaters on October 2nd. Meet the crew of the Ares Mission following the jump – then check out the first full-length trailer!
As Moses, Christian Bale is no Charlton Heston – and as good a filmmaker as he is, Ridley Scott is no Cecil B. DeMille.
Arthur C. Clarke’s novel 3001: The Final Odyssey is being adapted as a TV miniseries for Syfy by Ridley Scott and his Scott Free Productions company.
Per the Syfy press release, 3001 is “an epic story of a man lost in time. Arthur C. Clarke’s final Odyssey book resolves the tale that was begun in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Beginning with the discovery of Frank Poole’s frozen body, floating in space, 3001: The Final Odyssey offers an extraordinary range of complex characters with conflicting agendas, stunning visuals and dark, thematic meditations on the final fate of all Humankind.’
No premiere date has, as yet, been announced. For further details, follow the jump.