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Dr. Lecter
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 Spielberg directing a space travel film "Paramount Pictures and Steven Spielberg will develop a space travel story about a group of explorers who travel through a worm hole and into another dimension, says Variety.
Spielberg hopes to direct the film, which Lynda Obst will produce.
The project, in a nascent stage, is anchored in real science. It was derived from a treatment by Kip S. Thorne, a Caltech physicist who's an expert on relativity. Thorne is most famous for his controversial theory that wormholes not only exist but can be accessed and used as portals for time travel."
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Sounds immensly interesting! Being on Indy IV and then this!
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Terminator1997
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sounds cool, now he needs to get his ass in gear and direct indy IV already
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Shack
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Damn, I'm loving this news. _________________Shackâs top 50 tv shows - viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90227
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Wonderful, wonderful news.  x 10
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Bradley Witherberry
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Somebody should contact the guy before he gets started...
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A. G.
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Form the thread title I worried it would be another Apollo 13 borefest. But Spielberg had me at wormhole, it sounds cool, can't wait.
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Dr. Lecter
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I am positive this will be less boring than Contact.
The tastes aside, this will also be different, since it will be grounded in current research (as mentioned in the article)...whereas Contact was a fairy tale.
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zennier
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Dr. Lecter wrote: I am positive this will be less boring than Contact.
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matatonio
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This is Spielberg for god sakes! im pretty sure it wont be boring 
that sounds great!
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Dr. Lecter wrote: I am positive this will be less boring than Contact. Contact's great.
As for this new Spielberg movie, sounds intriguing. I'm a whore for all things space (faring, exploration, the tech behind it), so i really hope this gets made. _________________
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JURiNG
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Dr. Lecter wrote: I am positive this will be less boring than Contact. 
It's my favorite movie of all time (besides FOTR)..
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roo
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Dr. Lecter wrote: I am positive this will be less boring than Contact.
The tastes aside, this will also be different, since it will be grounded in current research (as mentioned in the article)...whereas Contact was a fairy tale. Well I don't care what you think about Contact, but Contact was a fantastic science fiction film. It did everything right. It was a book/film that explored the impact on human society based on a (seemingly) non-specific signal coming from space.
Contact was also based in Carl Sagan's research at the time.
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Quint
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Yay, love for Contact!
And this film does sound interesting. But if it somehow delays Indy IV at all, then oh yes, there will be blood... (I love that tagline) _________________
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While we're on this topic...anyone heard anything about Cameron's Mars Trilogy? Think I've read some years ago that he was interested in doing it.
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Dr. Lecter
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andaroo.temp wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: I am positive this will be less boring than Contact.
The tastes aside, this will also be different, since it will be grounded in current research (as mentioned in the article)...whereas Contact was a fairy tale. Well I don't care what you think about Contact, but Contact was a fantastic science fiction film. It did everything right. It was a book/film that explored the impact on human society based on a (seemingly) non-specific signal coming from space. Contact was also based in Carl Sagan's research at the time. Except for the act that it forgot to make itself an interesting movie in the process  _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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