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It's time once again for Science Fiction Weekly's annual unofficial Hugo Awards poll! What were the best SF books, movies and stories of 2001?
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Nicolas Cage prepares to part with his collection of rare comic books, Arnold Schwarzenegger slips back into cyborg mode for Terminator 3, Hilary Swank launches her sci-fi career with a journey to the center of the Earth in The Core, and
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Three generations of superspies fight for screen time in Spy Kids 2:
The Island of Lost Dreams, Kinji Fukasaku's controversial future-combat thriller is finally available on the Battle Royale DVD, and a snake-filled sequel premieres on SCI FI
in Pythons 2.
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Laura Mixon makes first contact with aquatic aliens in Burning the Ice, while Lisa Goldstein referees a fight among two rival magicians, a fallen angel and a golem in The Alchemist's Door.
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When wizards unlock the sinister secrets of science, a war breaks out between magic and technology in the steampunk adventures of the new role-playing game Children of the Sun.
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The volatile relationship between a space rebel and a self-centered psychic reaches its dramatic conclusion in the Mobile Suit Gundam movie Char's Counterattack.
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The spooky sounds of screen horror's greatest mummies, vampires, werewolves and dinosaurs thrill and chill in the 28 selections of Hammer: The Studio That Dripped Blood!
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Europe's most visited science-fiction site,
SF Crowsnest, covers books, mass media and fandom with a strong dose of wit and sarcasm.
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Readers rally around
M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable, dis the laugh-free Master of Disguise, lobby for Joss Whedon to finally win his Emmy, and more.
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