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These are the joggers you are looking for

Friday, 11 December 2009 11:49 Amaya Collectables and merchandise

Wear your fandom on your feet!

Now I know most geeks aren't particularly sporty, but Adidas are the latest big name to realise that geek has gone mainstream and released an entire range of Star Wars related sports wear.

Whether you support the Dark Side of the force or you just want to go jogging with the Jedi you should definitely check out the entire range. 

 

 

The full range includes tshirts, hoodies and of course sneakers themed for the Dark Side, the Rebels, Stormtroopers, Droids and the Millenium Falcon.

The entire set can be seen in the look book available on Sneaker Freak. 

 
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RoboGeisha brings beauty, tradition and robotics to assassination

Friday, 03 July 2009 10:23 Amaya Upcoming Features

I will definitely be keeping my eye out for this one; kickarse robot chick does gunkata madness - only with beautiful hair and kimono. Think Kill Bill 1 with droids, awww yeah.

There is a site set up at http://www.robogeisha.com/ however it is currently only standard movie poster information. 
 
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Waiting for Metropolis

Tuesday, 31 March 2009 03:18 Heli Upcoming Features

I remember seeing the first clips of Fritz Lang's Metropolis on the national TV channel when I was around seven. I was too young to understand what it was that I saw, but the images of the Tower of Babel and of the maschinenmensch stayed with me for a long time. I finally saw it completely in my mid-teens, and I was exhilarated, in awe. It was sci-fi and dystopia and fairytales and wonder all wrapped in one inspiring movie. I cherished the experience, and I was in love with the movie.

Then I found out in the late autumn of 2008 that a 16 mm reduction negative of the original cut of the film, which runs over 210 minutes in length, had been discovered in the archives of the film museum Museo del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I geeked out.

 

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