• Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - London Premiere

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  • SCIFI.CO.UKhttp://scifi.co.uk/video
  • SCIFI.CO.UK
  • - 16 Jun 09
  • Another week, another monster sci-fi blockbuster released into UK cinemas. The second robot themed smash fest of the summer is Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, directed by high-octane stalwart Michael Bay (Armageddon, The Rock) and starring Hollywood's hottest young...
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• London Expo 2009 - Review

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  • Pete Holleyhttp://twitter.com/SciFi_Online
  • Pete Holley
  • - 4 Jun 09
  • I attended this year's London Expo on the final May bank holiday weekend as a complete novice, and as such I didn't quite know what to expect. Would it be full of middle aged dealers and collectors? Perhaps it would...
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• Cine-Excess III - Conference & Festival Report

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  • Dan Hickin
  • Dan Hickin
  • - 1 Jun 09
  • The law of diminishing sequels was dealt a cruel blow by the success of Cine-Excess III, the third international event dedicated to cult film traditions, held at the Odeon Convent Garden and the Curzon Soho, London, 30 April - 2...
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• Star Wars - A Musical Journey at the o2

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  • Jedi Newshttp://www.jedinews.co.uk/
  • Adam & James
  • - 22 May 09
  • After months of inactivity, we are pleased to announce the Return of the Jedi News blog on Scifi.co.uk - do you see what we did there? And what better way to mark our return than to bring you our eye-witness...
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• The 501st UK Garrison: Another Out of This World Event

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  • UK Garrisonhttp://ukgarrison.co.uk
  • Malika Andress
  • - 19 May 09
  • Last week I spent the weekend at the O2 Arena with the UK Garrison as we entertained visitors for Star Wars a Musical Journey. On the Saturday night we were given tickets to go and see the first half of...
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• The Arthur C Clarke Awards

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  • SF Crowsnesthttp://www.SFcrowsnest.com
  • Stephen Hunt
  • - 13 May 09
  • The Arthur C Clarke awards are over for another year and Ian R MacLeod has emerged with the 2009 award for his science fiction novel Song of Time. Luckily, fantasy and science fiction author Stephen Hunt (and Guest Literary Editor...
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• Sci-Fi London Festival

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  • Pete Holleyhttp://twitter.com/SciFi_Online
  • Pete Holley
  • - 29 Apr 09
  • 29th April - 4th May: London's very own Science Fiction film festival returns for its 8th year. Proceedings kick-off on 29th April. Expect plenty of premieres and a few famous faces, including this years special guest, film director Marc...
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• New Technology Gets Arty At The Barbican

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  • Lyndsey Cooperhttp://www.scifi.co.uk/blog/author/lyndsey_cooper_2/
  • Lyndsey Cooper
  • - 26 Jan 09
  • Where do you find the latest artist using technology in the most intriguing way? It's a Thursday and I'm wandering around Farringdon looking for something to do before going for dinner and I end up at London's Barbican. I really...
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• Dan Dare Exhibition

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  • SCI FI WIREhttp://scifiwire.com
  • SCI FI WIRE
  • - 7 Nov 08
  •                                                                                                                                   Early Dan Dare Part of London ExhibitionA new exhibition organised by the London-based Chris Beetles Gallery is to feature art from the very first Dan Dare comic story, drawn by Frank Hampson. The Illustrators: The British Art of Illustration...
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• Zombie Fest Report

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  • SCI FI WIREhttp://scifiwire.com
  • SCI FI WIRE
  • - 31 Oct 08
  • If there's a zombie mecca, then the Monvroevill Mall in this small Pennsylvania town is it. It's the site of George A. Romero's classic Dawn of the Dead--and it's where SCI FI Wire's John Joseph Adams found himself fleeing (OK,...
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  • Whilst cinema academics may tell you that the French New Wave is an important part of modern movie history, Sam flings two fingers at the established theoreticians, and welcomes all manner of DTV rubbish into his home. As well as studying for a Film Degree and writing for scifi.co.uk, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé and their two year old son, and working his way through the pile of DVDs in the corner. Like any Film/TV writer, Sam also has script projects on the side – currently featuring Nazis, Superheroes, Experimental WWII Planes and Horror themes - that's one film.

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