Captain Kirk Has Zombie Like Symptoms In Carriers
Carriers (2009) Movie, Sci-Fi Movie News, Sci-Fi Videos — By endymi0n on July 5, 2009Chris Pine is sitting back as we speak, picking through scripts and smiling a lot. Life is good. If you’re Chris you just starred in and did a wonderful job as the Kirk in this summers “Star Trek”. Producers and California blonds are beating a path to your door.
Unfortunately, Chris made movies before Star Trek. Some obviously of dubious quality. Hey, you need to eat right? One such film has been lying dormant in the can, growing extra stinky and waiting for Mr. Pine to get as super popular as he has now become. This almost always happens to new stars. Either a film gets a re-release on Dvd or some fetid, moldy monstrosity gets scraped from the depths of some studios vault to see the big theatre light.
In “Carriers”, folks everywhere get the avian flu. That’s the one before the piggy kind currently floating around. It’s a bad flu no doubt. But not this bad. In “Carriers”, it’s always fatal and then it zombiefies you. Remember kids, it’s just a movie and judging by the trailer it’s a really bad one. Still, really bad zombie movies are better than really good romantic comedies so when Sept 4th rolls around, remember your new (or old) Starfleet tattoo and take one for the team. Go see Chris. Go see it drunk. Thanks Cinematical!
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I am presenting a new science fiction writer Romualdas Draksas. His new book „Man.The Awakening“ has just been published. Here is a short presentation of the book.
Man—the galaxy’s most fearsome creature, constructed as a unique war machine, who rose up and escaped from his creators and ended up a captive on a planet inhibiting most of his powers. But what were to happen if Humans again found themselves beyond the limits of their incarcerating planet’s effects, and they regained all of the awesome abilities their creators had given them? In other words, what would it mean if they started the process that the other races of the galaxy referred to as “the awakening”?
Just as a single rock can suffice to set a lethal avalanche in motion, so can a lone awakened Human be enough to rattle the entire galaxy.