http://www.bva.org.uk/node/1418284
According to the British Video Association it now has a release date of October 11.
So it will come out one day prior to the US release.
Is that description enough to entice you to watch?
They have extras and exclusive goodies. Accompanied under 18's welcome.
For more CSTS events, please see CSTS 2010 event listings
http://www.smartpopbooks.com/1298
An essay from 'The Psychology of Joss Whedon' exploring the personality traits of Mal and Jayne.
http://blogs.wcuquad.com/tag/joss-whedon/
Features include The Top 19 Buffy Episodes, The Best Episodes of the Mutant Enemy writers, The Best of Angel, The Top 8 Episodes directed by Joss Whedon and The Five Absolute Best 44 Minutes of Firefly.
http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AVV271608
Nine scenes in all lasting 9 minutes and 14 seconds. The Looking Back extra (presumably the Joss and cast roundtable feature) lasts 15 minutes 36 seconds. And the Outtakes extra is over 5 minutes long.
Note that this is for the R2 DVD, but there's no reason to suppose that it won't be the same for other regions.
http://www.highdefdiscnews.com/?p=47788#more-47788
To be featured as a Blu-ray exclusive for the October 12th release of Lost Boys: The Thirst. You heard me.
The linked page also includes an embedded trailer for the film. My personal opinion? Compared to the disgustingly lazy and sloppy previous installment, this film actually looks kind of fun, possibly even decent. We'll see, or at least I will.
With this, The Expendables and The Fast & The Furious 5, Charisma is everywhere these days. I'm sure we can at least agree that's not a bad thing.
http://www.foxconnect.com/dollhouse-season-2-blu-ray-comic-con.html
For a limited time, you can get the same limited edition lithograph that was available to those who preordered at Comic-Con.
Fox tells us that there is also free shipping if you order soon.
http://japantoday.com/category/entertainment/view/dollhouse-star-eliza-dushku-to-visit-japan
Eliza Dushku will be visiting Japan for the first time on Aug 2 to promote DVD release of "Dollhouse". She'll be traveling to Japanese cities Tokyo and Osaka.
http://buffyfest.blogspot.com/2010/07/spoilers-mariah-huehner-talks-spike.html
Major spoilers about Spike, for those who haven't read #35. This is part 2 of the interview that Buffyfest conducted with Huehner at SDCC 2010; the first part was regarding the new Illyria mini-series.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/29/christina-hendricks-appea_n_663851.html
Video with some more love for our favourite interplanetary prevaricator.
http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/07/29/avengers-new-hulk-mark-ruffalo/
Ruffalo's take on being cast in The Avengers and what it means to him. He's definitely got the right attitude.
http://cccakery.blogspot.com/2010/07/kaylees-cupcake-matcha-cake-with.html
This looks scrumptious.
http://puzzlehub.blogspot.com/
More specifically: "More Joss Whedon, Dammit! *cries*" is the option, so far we're coming in behind Disney/Pixar, 2 days to vote.
http://www.impawards.com/2010/vampires_suck.html
Check out "Buffy" amongst other parodied characters on the poster for the upcoming "Twilight"-heavy parody "Vampires Suck."
She discusses The Guild, Comic-Con, and the pressure of being a mainstream actress as well as a geek icon. Video version is here.
Her interview starts about 30 minutes (ish) into the show.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/burn/id383909126
Alana Stone (everyone's favorite Dollhouse wardrobe minion and geeky singer/songwriter) has just released her new album, including her catchy "Gimme a Geek" song.
If iTunes isn't your thing, you can also buy it from Amazon or listen on her facebook page.
Popcorn Taxi in Sydney, Australia are offering premium seats and an exclusive after party to meet Joss when he appears at the Sydney Opera House on Sunday August 29th.
Pretty interesting article on Ropeofsilicon.com about whether comic book movies can withstand audience fatigue at the cinema. Article contains references to Serenity and Buffy/Angel too.
I like how the author compared the superhero genre to westerns considering how much of the tropes of those genres were incorporated into Buffy and Firefly.
http://issuu.com/idwpublishing/docs/angel35_final?viewMode=magazine
The preview pages are up for a issue that has a big reveal. Mariah Huehner hinted at it at the IDW board on Sunday.