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  • Watch the ’2001′ Opening With Alex North’s Original Score

    Watch the ’2001′ Opening With Alex North’s Original Score

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    The music of Richard Strauss and Stanley Kubrick‘s 2001: A Space Odyssey are all but inseparable at this point, as the fanfare from Strauss’ composition ‘Also sprach Zarathustra’ became the unforgettable sonic accompaniment to the opening of Kubrick’s film. But the movie was originally going to be scored by Alex North. In fact, North composed an entire score for the film, which Kubrick ultimately discarded. If you haven’t seen it before, below you can watch a clip of the opening featuring the original 2001 score by Alex North score intact.

    This isn’t a new clip, but it is doing the rounds again, and there’s never a bad time to dive back into alternate cinema history. And with Mondo recently releasing North’s score on LP and our own look back at Kubrick’s career landing on 2001 as his ultimate achievement, there’s every reason to have a look at this again.

    Of the original 2001 score by North, Kubrick once told Michael Ciment,

    Although [North] and I went over the picture very carefully, and he listened to these temporary tracks and agreed that they worked fine and would serve as a guide to the musical objectives of each sequence he, nevertheless, wrote and recorded a score which could not have been more alien to the music we had listened to, and much more serious than that, a score which, in my opinion, was completely inadequate for the film.

    So North’s score was tossed aside in favor of compositions by Johann Strauss (‘The Blue Danube’), Richard Strauss (‘Zarathustra’), György Ligeti (‘Atmospheres,’ ‘Lux Aeterna’), and Aram Khachaturian’s (the ‘Gayane’ ballet suite) among others.

    I can’t imagine that you need to recall the opening as Kubrick finalized it, but here’s a quick clip:

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  • GameStop Offering Buy 2, Get 1 Free Deal

    GameStop Offering Buy 2, Get 1 Free Deal

    Did you get some cash for the holidays? Looking to spend it on games? Retailer GameStop has announced its post-Christmas deals, led by a Buy 2, Get 1 Free offer on all pre-owned games, systems, and accessories. The deal is only good through the weekend, ending December 28.

    If you’d rather buy a new title, GameStop is also offering a good deal on Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs, which is now going for $20 across Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4.

    To see all of GameStop’s holiday sales deals, head to the retailer’s website.

    Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com

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  • Xbox Live And PlayStation Network Knocked Offline For Much Of Christmas [Update 3]

    Xbox Live And PlayStation Network Knocked Offline For Much Of Christmas [Update 3]

    Xbox Live And PlayStation Network Knocked Offline For Much Of Christmas [Update 3]

    We hope you weren’t planning to play many games online on Christmas. Xbox users in North America and Europe are having difficulties logging into Xbox Live today, and PlayStation owners are suffering similar problems. Some Internet troublemakers are claiming they knocked both offline. Bah humbug to this.

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  • The Best Games To Get For Your New Gaming System, Phone Or Tablet 

    The Best Games To Get For Your New Gaming System, Phone Or Tablet 

    The Best Games To Get For Your New Gaming System, Phone Or Tablet 

    Get a new gaming system for Christmas today? Or a new phone or tablet that plays games? We’ve got some recommendations for you so you can play some games (and maybe ignore your more annoying relatives in the process).

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  • The Marvel Movie Universe, In Completely Chronological Order

    The Marvel Movie Universe, In Completely Chronological Order

    Comics blogger Michael Furth, editor of The Comic Archive, decided he needed a new way to appreciate the Marvel cinematic universe. So he painstakingly edited all the movies (and some Agents of SHIELD episodes) into chronological order to create the Marvel Omnibus Phase 1, a 12-hour extravaganza.

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  • If Nintendo Ran The Hunger Games

    If Nintendo Ran The Hunger Games

    It’s the Annual Smash Games and Wii Fit Trainer and Mega Man have been chosen as tributes.

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  • Back in May, I chronicled my attempts to convince friends to get the Wii U so I could stop schleppin

    Back in May, I chronicled my attempts to convince friends to get the Wii U so I could stop schleppin

    Back in May, I chronicled my attempts to convince friends to get the Wii U so I could stop schlepping mine around. I’m now happy to report that I went to my friend Jake’s this week and saw that he got one—much earlier than he’d said he’d even consider it. If that’s not a Christmas miracle, then I don’t know what is.

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  • /Film’s 20 Favorite Holiday Movies of All Time

    /Film’s 20 Favorite Holiday Movies of All Time

    National Lampoons Christmas Vacation

    This Christmas, the collective entity of /Film pooled their efforts together to present this gift. Earlier this week, I polled all our writers and editors for their top ten holiday films of all time. I then gave each film on each list a 1 to 10 ranking. 10 points for first place, 1 point for 10th place, and added up the results. What were the results? Pretty predictable, if you ask me, but fun nevertheless.

    Still, there were plenty of great movies on the list and weird subplots to explore. For example, only two of us put the same film number one, and it just so happens to be our overall top pick. However, another writer hasn’t even seen that movie. (Until late last night, as it turns out.) Which film is it? And what did it beat out? You’ll have to click below to read /Film’s 20 Favorite Holiday movies of all time.

    Go Lethal Boy

    20th (Three-way tie)  – About A Boy (2002), Go (1999) and Lethal Weapon (1987)

    These three films each came in 5th place on three different lists, but no one else event mentioned them. Probably because, when you think of these movies – all wonderful in their own ways – Christmas isn’t really the first thought. Well, maybe with Lethal Weapon because writer Shane Black is obsessed with Christmas.

    Ref Shop Corner

    17th (Two-way tie) – The Ref (1994) and The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

    Each of these films came in fourth place on two different lists and received no other votes. Again, it goes with the last spot where each film is great (Shop Around the Corner is kind of the other Jimmy Stewart Christmas movie) but that aspect is might be overshadowed for a reason or two. Still, nice that they got represented.

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    15. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

    I honestly thought Jack Skellington would fare better. The classic stop-motion animated film made two lists, topping out at #6 on one. Maybe the fact it’s both a Christmas movie as well as a Halloween movie lost it some points. Still, a great movie and a worthy entry onto the list.

    Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

    14. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (2005)

    Shane Black loves Christmas. Whenever possible, he sets his movies there and this being his directorial debut, Christmas is always in the background in an otherwise unrelated twisty, turny, insanely underrated and awesome detective thriller. It made two lists, topping out at #6.

    The Apartment

    13. The Apartment (1960)

    Billy Wilder’s all-time classic film, Christmas or not, only made one list but it was #1 on that list. (Find out who on the last page). That’s probably because most people wouldn’t necessarily consider this a Christmas movie, even though it plays a mjor role in it. It’s usually just thought of as one of the best films ever, period so, it’s nice to get some holiday representation.

    Gremlins ride

    12. Gremlins (1984)

    Frankly, another surprise. Gremlins not cracking the top ten on this website seems crazy. In fact, it did make four lists – same as the #1 overall film – but topped out at #7. Watching the movie today, 30 years after its release, it still holds up for its unique, dark humor, crowd pleasing antics and unforgettable creatures. Plus it’s unabashedly Christmas.

    Continue Reading Slashfilm’s 20 Favorite Holiday Movies of All Time

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  • Here Are the Theaters Where You Can See ‘The Interview’

    Here Are the Theaters Where You Can See ‘The Interview’

    the Interview theaters

    It’s been a strange story for The Interview so far, but the film is in theaters now thanks to a last-minute plan by Sony, spurred in part by the efforts of Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League and folks at the Art House Convergence.

    And whether or not you’re interested in seeing the film, there’s another good angle to this release: despite being a studio film, the movie is primarily in independent theaters. These are the same businesses that might otherwise struggle as a glut of new releases hits the big chain cinemas. Many of these showings are likely to sell out (tickets might already be gone for Cinefamily in LA), so that’s a good boon for those businesses.

    Below is a list of all The Interview theaters — or as close to all of them as we’ve been able to collate so far. There may be a few more, but this is a fairly comprehensive rundown.

    Given that the film’s original December 25 release plan was scuttled after the hackers who have targeted Sony invoked 9/11 in a threat agains theaters that play the film, you might wonder about security for these showings. Tim League addressed that question in an interview with Yahoo.

    There’s obviously still risk associated with this. Everybody understands that. But I think a lot of the independents and art-house theaters are on the same side of the fence, where if you look at this from a national level, it’s more of a problem to give in. I love that Sony stepped up and said, “Yes, we’re going to support this, we’re going to bring it out.” Otherwise it sets a terrible precedent… We’ve reached out to local police and they’re done venue assessments that walked the venues and looked for potential security problems. We’ve done some training sessions with the staff and the managers, but that’s for the most part where we are. We might hire some additional security; that’s always an option. I don’t think it’s an issue, but we’re going to play it by ear.

    (The film is also available via some digital video services such as YouTube, Google Play, and Xbox, but as some have pointed out, the idea of giving out credit card info to buy the movie that has been the target of skilled hackers might be considered a bit hinky.)

    ALABAMA
    Andalusia – Clark Theatre 3
    Birmingham – Edge 12
    Boaz – Boaz Cinema 9
    Enterprise – Clark Cinema 1 & 2
    Fort Payne – Fort Payne Cinemas 6
    Greenville – Edge Cinema 8
    Huntsville – Madison Square Stadium 8
    Troy – Continental Cinema 6

    ARIZONA
    Lake Havasu – Lake Havasu Cinema 10
    Maricopa – Ak-Chin 12
    Payson – Sawmill Theatres
    Phoenix – Harkins Theatres
    Scottsdale – Ultraluxe Scottsdale Pavillions 11
    Show Low – Wme Theatre
    Sierra Vista – Uptown 3 Theatre
    Tempe – Harkins Valley Art
    Tucson – Loft Cinema

    ARKANSAS
    Cabot – Silver Screen Cinemas 8
    El Dorado – Stars Cinema 6
    Hot Springs – Behind The Mall Cinema 5
    Searcy – Cinema 8
    Little Rock – Riverdale 10

    CALIFORNIA
    Agoura Hill – Agoura Hills Stadium 8
    Anaheim – UltraLuxe Anaheim Cinemas in Gardenwalk
    Angels Camp – Angel Cinema Six
    Azusa – Foothill Cinema Stadium 10
    Bakersfield – East Hills Mall
    Bakersfield – Maya Bakersfield 16 Cinemas
    Barstow – Barstow Station 6
    Berkeley – Elmwood 3 Theatres
    Berkeley – Rialto Cinemas
    Cathedral City – Mary Pickford Theatre
    Coachella Valley – Cinémas Palme D’Or
    City of Commerce – Commerce 14
    Fairfax – Fairfax 6 Theatres
    Folsom – Palladio 16 Cinemas
    Fontana -Fontana 8
    Garden Grove – 4 Star Cinemas
    Granada Hills – Granada Hills 9
    Hesperia – Civic Plaza 12
    Lancaster – Blvd Cinemas 3
    Livermore – Livermore Cinemas
    Los Angeles – Cinefamily
    Los Angeles – Crest Westwood
    Los Angeles – The Egyptian
    Los Angeles – Regency Theaters
    Los Angeles Vintage Cinemas -Los Feliz 3
    Martinez – Contra Costa Cinemas 8
    Monterey – Osio Plaza Theatre 6
    Morgan Hill – Tennant Station Stadium Cinemas
    North Hollywood (Beginning Dec. 31) – Laemmle Theater
    Palm Springs – Camelot 3
    Perris – Perris 10
    Petaluma – Boulevard Cinemas 14
    Riverside – Mission Grove Theaters
    Red Bluff – Prime Cinemas
    Salinas – Maya Salinas 14
    San Bernardino -Sterling 6
    San Diego – Digital Gym
    San Jose – Almaden Seven
    San Jose – Camera Three Cinemas
    Santa Barbara – Arlington
    Santa Cruz – Del Mar Theatre 3
    Santa Paula – Santa Paula 7
    Scotts Valley – Scotts Valley 10 Cinema
    Sebastopol – Sebastopol Cinemas 9
    Sonoma – Sonoma Cinema 9
    Thousand Oaks – Janss Marketplace 9
    Riverside – Tristone Jurupa 14 Cinemas
    Riverside -University Village 10
    Van Nuys – Van Nuys Plant 16
    West Hollywood -Sundance Sunset 5
    Westminster – Westminster 10

    COLORADO
    Littleton – Alamo
    Fort Collins – Lyric Cinema Cafe

    CONNECTICUT
    Hartford – Spotlight Theatres Front Street Stadium
    Waterbury – Apple Cinemas Waterbury 10

    DELAWARE
    Wilmington – Penn Cinemas Riverfront
    Lewes -Rehoboth Beach’s Movies at Midway
    Middletown -Westown Movies

    FLORIDA
    Bonita Springs – Prado Stadium 12
    Ft Lauderdale – T-Bird D/I 14
    Ft Myers – Edison Park 8
    Gulf Breeze – Treehouse Cinema
    Jacksonville -Sun-Ray Cinema
    Key West – Tropic 4 Cinema
    Orlando – Touchstar Cinemas Southchase 7
    Palm Bay – Nova Cinemas Of Palm Bay
    Shreveport – Robinson Center
    Sunrise – The Lake Worth Drive-In and the Swap Shop
    Tampa -Fun-Lan Drive-In
    Titusville – Satellite Cinema 10

    GEORGIA
    Atlanta – The Plaza Atlanta
    Cordele – Cordele Stadium 5 Cinemas
    Greensboro – Parkside Main Stadium 8
    Pooler – Royal 13 W Imax
    Roswell – Aurora Cineplex 10
    Savannah – Eisenhower Cinema 6

    IDAHO
    Meridian – Village Cinema
    Ponderay – Bonner Mall Cinemas 6
    Twin Falls – Magic Valley Cinema 13

    ILLINOIS
    Arlington Heights – Arlington Heights
    Bloomington – Bloomington Galaxy 14 Cine
    Buffalo Grove – Buffalo Grove Theatre 5
    Champaign – Art Theater Co-Op
    O’fallon – O Fallon 15 Cine
    Ottawa – Roxy Cinemas 6
    Peoria – Willow Knolls 14
    Peoria – Reynolds Landmark 10
    Savoy – Savoy 16
    Woodridge – Hollywood Blvd.

    INDIANA
    Columbia City – Bones Theatre 4
    Greendale – Greendale Cinema 10
    Greensburg – Wolf 10 Theatres
    Indianapolis – Georgetown 14
    Jasper – Jasper 8 Theatres
    Portage – Portage 16 Imax

    IOWA
    Cedar Rapids – Cedar Rapids Galaxy 16 Cine

    KANSAS
    Overland Park – Cinetopia 17

    KENTUCKY
    Georgetown – Theatres Of Georgetown 7
    Louisville – Village 8 Theatre
    Paducah – Maiden Alley Cinema
    Pikeville – Riverfill Cinemas 10

    LOUISIANA
    Chalmette – Chalmette Movies
    La Place – Hollywood Cinemas 7
    Shreveport – Robinson Film Center

    MAINE
    Bangor – Hollywood Cinemas
    Caribou – Caribou Cinema Four

    MARYLAND
    Baltimore – Eastpoint Center 10
    Brandywine – Xscape 14 At Brandywine
    Hagerstown – Leitersburg Cinemas

    MASSACHUSETTS
    Cambridge – Apple Cinemas
    Danvers – Hollywood Hits
    North Attleboro – Cinema Pub
    Salisbury – Cinema 95

    MICHIGAN
    Ann Arbor – State Theatre
    Ann Arbor – Quality 16
    Ironwood – Cloverland 4 Cinema
    Kalamazoo – Alamo
    Traverse City – Bijou By The Bay
    Wayne State – Wayne Theatre 4

    MINNESOTA
    Cambridge – Cambridge 5 Cinemas
    Cloquet – Premiere Theatre 6
    Cold Spring – Quarry Cold Spring 5 Cinema
    Fairmont – Fairmont 5
    Int’l Falls – Cine 5 Theatre
    Minneapolis – St. Anthony Main Theatre
    Minneapolis – The Film Society of Minneapolis/St. Paul
    North Branch – North Branch Cinema 7
    Onamia – Grand Makwa 4 Cinema
    Rochester – Rochester Galaxy 14 Cine
    Sauk Centre – Main Street Cinema 6

    MISSOURI
    Arnold – Arnold 14 Cine
    Blue Springs – Blue Springs Eight
    Cape Girardeau – Cape West 14 Cine
    Chesterfield – Chesterfield Galaxy 14 Cine
    Columbia – Ragtag Cinema
    Independence – Pharaoh Cinema 4
    Kansas City – Alamo Main Street
    North Kansas City – Screenland Armour
    St. Louis – Chase Park Plaza Cinemas 5
    St. Louis (Clayton) – Galleria 6
    St. Louis (Des Pers) – Des Peres 14
    St. Louis – MX Movies
    Warrenton – Warrenton 8 Cinemas
    West Plains – Glass Sword Cinema Six

    MONTANA
    Hamilton – Pharaohplex 6

    NEW HAMPSHIRE
    Keene – Keene Cinemas

    NEW JERSEY
    Clifton – Allwood Cinemas 6
    Jersey City – Hudson Cinema 7
    Newark – City Plex 12 Newark
    North Bergen – Columbia Park 12
    Ocean Township – Middlebrook Cinema 10
    Paterson – Fabian 8 Cinema

    NEW MEXICO
    Deming – Starmax Deming

    NEVADA
    Mesquite – Mesquite Stadium 6
    Minden – Ironwood Stadium Cinema 8

    NEW YORK
    Auburn – Movieplex 10
    Canandaigua – Movietime Cinemas 10
    Canton – American 5
    Cortland – Cortland Plaza Theatre
    Dunkirk – Movieplex 59 Dunkirk Cin
    Flushing – Main Street Six
    Hudson – Movieplex 8
    Huntington – Cinema Arts Centre
    Ithica – Cinemopalis
    Lakewood – Dipson Lakewood Cinema 8
    Lancaster – Dipson Flix 10 Stadium
    Kew Gardens – Kew Gardens Cinema
    Manhattan – Cinema Village
    Massena – Massena Movieplex 8
    Mastic – Island Cinemas
    Merrick – Merrick Cinemas
    New Windsor – New Windsor 12
    New York – Quad Cinema 4
    New York – Cinema Village
    Painted Post – Crystal Cinema 8
    Queens – Kew Gardens Theatre
    Saugerties – Orpheum Triples
    Sunnyside – Center Fiveplex
    Yonkers – Alamo

    NORTH CAROLINA
    Durham – Northgate Stadium 10
    Greensboro – Carousel Cinemas 15
    New Bern – Neuse Theatre
    Roxboro – Palace Pointe
    Smithfield – Smithfield 10
    Sylva – Quin Theatre 4

    NORTH DAKOTA
    Fargo – Fargo Theatre
    Williston – Grand Theatre 6

    OHIO
    Cincinnati – Esquire Theatre
    Columbus – Gateway Film Center
    Columbus – Groundview Theatre
    Cleveland – Tower City Cinema
    Nelsonville – Movies 10

    OKLAHOMA
    Altus – Heritage Park 7
    Chickasha – Valley View Cinema 6
    Jenks – Riverwalk Movies 8
    Tulsa – Circle Cinema
    Weatherford – Showest 4

    OREGON
    Beaverton – Cinetopia Progress Ridge 14
    Corvallis – Darkside Cinema 4
    Dallas – The Fox Theater
    Eugene – Bijou Art Cinemas 2
    Portland – Academy Theater
    Portland – Hollywood Theatre 3

    PENNSYLVANIA
    Coraopolis – Dependable D/I (4)
    East Stroudsburg – Pocono Community Theater
    Elizabethtown – Movie Town Cinemas 8
    Johnstown – Richland Cinemas
    Lehighton – Mahoning Valley Cinemas 8
    Lewistown – Miller 6 Cinemas
    Marshalls Creek – Pocono Movieplex
    Matamoras – Majestic Cinemas 7
    Pittsburgh – Southside Works Cinema

    PUERTO RICO
    Puerto Rico – Caribbean Cinemas

    RHODE ISLAND
    Providence – Cable Car Cinema

    SOUTH CAROLINA
    Columbia – Nickelodeon Theatre
    Charleston – Terrace Theater
    Lancaster – Crown 2

    TENNESSEE
    Estill Springs – Montana D/I 3
    Franklin – Franklin Theatre
    Murfreesboro – Premiere 6
    Nashville – Belcourt Theatre

    TEXAS
    Abilene – Town & Country D/I 2
    Austin – Alamo Lakeline
    Austin – Alamo Slaughter
    Austin – Alamo South Lamar
    Austin – Alamo Ritz
    Carrollton – Venetian 8 Bar & Grill
    Conroe – Pine Hollow 6
    Dallas – Look Cinemas
    Dallas – Texas Theatre
    Ennis – Galaxy D/I 5
    Gainesville – D-Max 6
    Gainesville – D-Max 6
    Houston – Alamo Vintage Park
    Katy – Alamo Mason Park
    Lubbock – Alamo
    Missouri City – Star Cinema Grill
    Mt Pleasant – Mt Pleasant Southside 6
    New Braunfels – Marketplace Cinema 12
    New Braunfels – Alamo Marketplace
    Portland – North Shore Cinema 8
    Richardson – Alamo
    San Antonio – Alamo Park North
    San Antonio – Alamo Westlakes
    San Antonio – City Base Cinema
    San Antonio – Rialto Bistro 9
    Tomball – Silverado 19 W/Imax
    Webster – Star Cinema 6

    UTAH
    Cedar City – Historic Cedar Theatre
    Ogden – Moviegrille
    Park City – Library/Attn -Film Series
    Perry – Walker Cinema Eight
    Salt Lake City – Brewvies Cinema & Pub 2
    South Jordan – Megaplex At District 20 Imax
    St. George – Main Street Cinema 6

    VERMONT
    Burlington – Merrill’s Roxy

    VIRGINA
    Ashburn – Alamo Loudoun
    Abingdon – Cinemall
    Farmville – Sunchase Cinema 8
    Hayes – York River Crossing Cinema
    Manassas – Manassas 4 Cinemas
    Martinsville – Hollywood Cinema
    Norton – Cinema City Stadium 9

    WASHINGTON
    Bainbridge Island – Bainbridge Cinemas 5
    Bremerton – Olympic Cinemas
    Ellensburg – Grand Meridian
    Oak Harbor – Plaza Three Cinemas
    Stanwood – Stanwood Cinemas 5
    Vancouver – Cinetopia 8
    Vancouver – Cinetopia Vancouver Mall 23 14
    Yelm – Yelm Cinemas 8
    Seattle – Ark Lodge Cinemas
    Tacoma – Grand Tacoma 4

    WASHINGTON, D.C.
    Angelika Pop-Up
    West End Cinema

    WEST VIRGINIA
    Elkins – Elkins Cinema 8
    Fairmont – Tygart Valley Cinemas

    WISCONSIN
    Ashland – Bay 6 Theatre
    Beloit – Beloit Luxury 10
    Eagle River – Vilas Cinemas 4
    Fond Du Lac – Fond Du Lac Theatre (8)
    Hartford – Hartford Cinemas 6
    Hayward – Hayward Cinema 4
    Janesville – Movies 16 Theatre
    New London – Grand Cinema Theaters
    Platteville – Millennium 6 Cinema
    Shawano – Shawano Theatres 4
    Sparta – Sparta Cinema 6
    Sturgeon Bay – Sturgeon Bay Cinemas 6

    WYOMING
    Jackson – Jackson Hole Cinema 2
    Rawlins – The Movies 3
    Riverton – Gem Theatres

    [Variety, Mashable]

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  • ‘Thunderbirds Are Go!’ TV Teaser: A Distress Call Comes In

    ‘Thunderbirds Are Go!’ TV Teaser: A Distress Call Comes In

    new Thunderbirds teaser

    The Thunderbirds TV series that captured imaginations in the ’60s is about to get a new revival. The 50th Anniversary of the original show will be celebrated in part with a new series from ITV called Thunderbirds Are Go!, with effects from WETA. A new Thunderbirds teaser is now available, and though it doesn’t show off very much, it might be enough for fans who have been excited about the new show.

    This showed up just before Christmas, and features audio echoed in the new show’s official site, Thunderbirds.com.

    No, there’s not a lot there, but it does indicate something about the show: Thunderbirds chronicled a family which also operated the International Rescue team. This isn’t a conventional action story, but something more like the Star Trek ideal, with the team committed to helping people and saving lives, rather than going off on military adventures.

    While the original Thunderbirds show used so-called supermarionette puppetry — the same sort of puppetry seen in Team America: World Police — the new show will feature CG characters and live model sets. Here’s the first official image of the characters:

    thunderbirds-are-go

    The voice cast features Rasmus Hardiker as Scott and Alan Tracy, David Menkin as Virgil Tracy, Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Gordon and John Tracy, Kayvan Novak as Brains, Rosamund Pike as Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward, David Graham as Aloysius Parker, Sandra Dickinson as Grandma Tracy, Andres Williams as The Hood, Angel Coulby as Kayo, and Adjoa Andoh as Colonel Casey.

    And despite the fact that the teaser is super-brief, there’s also this earlier teaser, which cropped up earlier this year.

    And then there’s this video which features Richard Taylor from WETA talking about the new series:

    Thanks to Gary Whitta for the heads-up.

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