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Terra Nova

Cast : Jason O'Mara, Stephen Lang, Christine Adams, Byron J. Brochmann, Aisha Dee, Allison Miller...
Diffusion : Automne 2011.

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Les Shannon, une famille ordinaire vivant en 2149 alors que la Terre se meurt, est envoyée dans le passé, 85 millions d'années plus tôt à l'ére préhistorique. Ils rejoignent "Terra Nova", une organisation humaine à qui des scientifiques offrent une seconde chance pour reconstruire une civilisation.

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[CineHeroes]

super sympa ce spot ! j'ai hâte de voir ça !

[Aniya_san]

Jurassic Park en série

[Diane]

La chose a l'air à peine mieux tenue que l'autre série produite par Spielberg avec Noah Wyle.

Mais ce trailer semble montrer quelque chose de moins pourri quand même, allez.

[Lurdo]

Entre le pire showrunner de l'histoire des showrunners, la Fox, un budget démesuré et hors de contrôle, le kickban de David Fury, et une production qui a renvoyé tous ses scénaristes pour faire faire des rewrites officieux à pleins de nègres hollywoodiens, tout ça parce que personne ne semble d'accord sur ce que doit être le show.... ça va être naze.

Dommage parce que j'aime bien le cast.

[Mccoy]

Rien que la présence de Stephen Lang donne envie de regarder (même si c'est naze)

[blade runner]

Nouveau trailer avec un dino furtif :

[Lurdo]

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Fox has pushed back its big-budget prehistoric adventure-drama Terra Nova until fall.

Originally slated to debut via a special two-night sneak peek in May, the Steven Spielberg-produced series will now premiere in the fall. The show’s ambitious visual effects are being blamed for the delay.

“Terra Nova is one of the most ambitious television series ever produced,” said Fox president Kevin Reilly. “The cutting-edge visual effects used to create the world of Terra Nova, which is of massive scope and scale, require more time to be realized. This aspect of the series is essential, so we are pushing back the special early preview date to give the visual effects team the time needed for their ground-breaking work.”

This is the second time Fox has postponed the show’s launch. Terra Nova was initially slated to bow at midseason, but the network decided to give it the Glee treatment and preview it in May. In place of the two-night event — scheduled for May 23 and May 24 at 9/8c — Fox air the season finales of The Chicago Code and Glee.

Mouahaha, ça continue d'être le gros bordel. Et j'aime comment Ausiello fait totalement l'impasse sur toute la production troublée de la série, histoire de ne pas se griller auprès de ses sources, pour ses scoops et ses articles futurs.

[Diane]

Au train où ça va, on en verra peut-être jamais le bout... (genre pour repousser à ce point ils doivent vraiment en avoir honte . Mettez-vous d'accord les gars, ça devrait y aller tout seul ).

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[CHARLTON HESTON]

Cool,une seconde chance pour le Colonel Quaritch.

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source: comingsoon

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'Terra Nova' to Air Only 13 Episodes in 2011-12 Season

I meant to write about this on Friday when TV Guide’s Michael Schneider posted a piece about all the short orders for series next season, including GCB, Alcatraz, Awakening and Smash. But since none of those shows is debuting until mid-season, we never figured any of them would be getting 22 episode orders.

Terra Nova on the other hand, debuts in the fall but the news of its short first season isn’t a huge surprise either. It has been plagued by production issues. An airing of the pilot that was originally scheduled for May with a big American Idol lead-in was scuttled because they couldn’t get all the CGI done properly in time. TV Guide cites the complexity of the CGI as the reason a 22 episode season would be difficult. According to the story, Terra Nova is expected to finish airing its first season in December and not return until September 2012. The story also says producers are expected to immediately start working on on shows for next fall as soon as production wraps on the first season.

(c'est vrai, quoi : le break après une première fournée d'épisodes, ça a tellement bien marché pour V, pourquoi ne pas recommencer avec Terra Nova, avec un délai de neuf mois entre les deux moitiés de la saison !? )

[darkcowboy]

http://io9.com/5824128/

Je coupe les spoilers.

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We saw the first hour of Steven Spielberg’s Terra Nova(..)
It was gorgeously cinematic, really exciting... and somewhat flawed.(..)

There are a ton of good things, and a few egregiously bad things.
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Good: The dinosaurs. They really are great, in the glimpses we got of them. (..)

Bad: The Shannon kids. At least in the first hour, they're unbearable. Especially the oldest, Josh, who is like Tyler from V turned up to 1000.(...)

Good: Stephen Lang. If you just think of him as the evil colonel from Avatar, you'll be amazed by his heroic, studly turn in Terra Nova. (..)

Also Good: The insane bromance between Stephen Lang and Jason O'Mara. This is why you'll watch this show. (..)

Bad: The time travel explanations. Ugh. Science fiction fans will want to stab themselves when the middle Shannon daughter launches into a nonsensical explanation of the notion that this is a new timeline and therefore they can't change the future. (..)

Good: The dangling plotlines. There are a lot of them, and they provide tons of scope for future episodes. (...)

Overall verdict: The first hour is incredibly gorgeous, and I can't stress the loveliness of the vistas and the coolness of the dinosaurs. The pilot definitely aims for the look and feel of a big feature film. And the first hour is an exciting journey with the suspense over Jim Shannon's escape from prison, his attempt to break into the time tunnel, and then his tough adjustment to life in the not-quite-idyllic past. After seeing an hour of this show, I'm already pretty hooked and eager to see more — in spite of a few bumps along the way.

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Source: comingsoon