Greatest Sci-Fi Movies Never Made Contest
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You can enter to win only one time! If we receive multiple entries from a member, they will be disqualified. If you have any questions or comments on the contest, feel free to email Emma@fanbolt.com.
Contest Start Date: July 1, 2008
Contest End Date: August 1, 2008
Description:
These are just some of the legendary unmade films covered in The Greatest Sci Fi Movies Never Made [Titan Books, 15 July 2008, $14.95]. This fully updated edition of the groundbreaking book also reveals the fascinating details of the movies that nearly were: what would James Cameron's version of Spider-Man have been like? How close did Ridley Scott come to directing I Am Legend starring Arnold Schwarzenegger? And why was Nicolas Cage paid $20 million for not playing Superman?
Offering tantalizing insight, author David Hughes delves into the twists and turns, frustrations and surprises, behind a myriad of never-to-be-seen movies. Featuring all-new entries and an array of updated information, this newly revised and expanded edition marks a welcome return for the long out of print and highly sought after title!
Also featuring a foreword by H. R. Giger (the Oscar-winning designer of Alien) and an afterword by Harry Knowles, webmaster of Ain't It Cool News.com, the biggest movie news website on the internet, this is a must-have addition to the collection of any film fan.
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