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June 13, 2005
Issue 425
Vol. 11, No. 24

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Don Thorpe

INTERVIEWS

 Robert Rodriguez adds an extra dimension to Kristin Davis, George Lopez, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Dooley and Cayden Boyd in The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D, while Pete Docter, Toshio Suzuki, Emily Mortimer and Jean Simmons relocate Howl's Moving Castle to America.


EXCESSIVE CANDOUR

 Bradley Denton's latest satire, Laughin' Boy, takes critic John Clute back to a time "Before the Penny Dropped."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Christian Bale signs on for the Batman Begins sequel, Michael Caine gives birth to Nicole Kidman in Bewitched, Brett Ratner takes over as the director of X-Men 3, Lindsay Lohan quashes Barbarella rumors, Michelle Rodriguez finds herself on Lost, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Cayden Boyd dreams up two new heroes in The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D, Emily Mortimer makes an enemy of the wicked Witch of the Waste in Howl's Moving Castle, and Jerry Orbach catches cabin fever on the Hitchhiker: Volume 2 DVD.
OFF THE SHELF
 John Varley travels back in time to bring home a Mammoth, while Wil McCarthy defrosts 25,000 frozen colonists in To Crush the Moon.
GAMES
 The forces of the Free Nations Union continue to battle it out with the armies of the Phantom League in the turn-based Domination for the PC.
ANIME
 Armed with a high-tech motorbike and soul-arrows that can slam through iron walls, a former loser listens in to The Melody of Oblivion.
SOUND SPACE
 Highlights from some of the best episodes from Angel's five-year run live on after the series' death on the Angel: Live Fast, Die Never CD.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Count down 286 errors from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets—and the flubs and fluff of other favorite sci-fi films—at Movie Mistakes.
LETTERS
 Readers rip into George Lucas and Revenge of the Sith, defend Ralph Bakshi's Wizards, are inspired to tune in to The Suckling, and much more.

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