io9: scifi love

Do You Like Pot And Battlestar Galactica? We Found The Lady For You

Meredith Woerner — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:30:00 PST

With Battlestar Galactica's hot Adama/Roslin romance coming back, it's time for love — like this one "cute" girl on Craigslist who's seeking a boy to get high and watch BSG with. So say we all.

Her personal ad reads:

so tomorrow night is the premiere and i'm looking for a green friendly partner in crime to enjoy it with...
likes:

single, educated, tall is nice, no one older than 33
no extra nerdy types
i am actually cute - so i like sci-fi ... who cares

most importantly know the show

pic a must with response

Craigslist

Rachel McAdams Makes Out With A Time-Traveling Hottie

Meredith Woerner — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 07:30:00 PDT

Sexy Librarian Rachel McAdams runs towards her time traveling hubby, on the set of The Time Traveler's Wife based on the novel by Audrey Niffenegger. Click through to see wifeu Clare Abshire get a face-full of her time-lost librarian man, Henry DeTamble (Eric Bana).

I'm sorry but if my husband was a time traveling Eric Bana, I think I would be making less with the pouty eyes and more with bedroom eyes. Take me to the 70s and let make love with roller skates on.

These photos were taken on reshoots for the movie that is supposed to come out this December. There is a lot of buzz around this movie seeing as Audrey Niffenegger's novel did quite well. The story focuses around a married couple, and whenever Henry DeTable gets stressed out, he travels ends up traveling in time. This means he's gone for lengthy periods of time, leaving his poor wife alone.

Photos By INF

The Robot Love Song Of Wall-E And EVE

Meredith Woerner — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 11:51:00 PDT

Here's an image from a Russian poster for Disney-Pixar's cute-bot movie Wall-E which showcases the movie's love story. There's also a romantic new French trailer, set to the tune of "Love Is In The Air" by John Paul Young, which is cheesier than a Spock and Kirk lovers' fan-vid. Strangely enough, the trailer works despite its excessive Disney cuteness, because it showcases a deeper look in to EVE's robot personality, and shows how her electronic laughter drives WALL-E wild. See the trailer, and the full poster, after the jump.

[Slashfilm]