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In one corner of the debate on the future – or otherwise – of humanity sits Professor Stephen Hawking, physicist and cosmologist, one of the most learned and

The addiction of information, the need to be connected, the nagging demand of that surging torrent of data tinged with the fear of being excluded should you not

The world is a place of constant change and those who are timid or tied to the old ways of doing things will be swept aside by those

Released in late 2010 and directed by brothers Greg and Colin Strause, like their previous feature Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, Skyline was more of a showcase for the

From the opening shot, it’s all falling apart, a fragment of memory creeping up behind Frank Lerner triggered by a photograph of a place he has never been

While the name Dario Argento is synonymous with the giallo subgenre of horror, that definition is equally linked with thriller and mystery, and while his later films such

Though it has perhaps yet to arrive on the streets of the capitals of the world, the zombie apocalypse has arrived in the homes of those who follow

Founded twenty years ago as a physical media mail order rental company, Netflix moved into online distribution and content production in 2013, first with high-end dramatic serials and

It is a dark time for the Resistance, if ever there had been a good time, as with dwindling resources they abandon their base on D’Qar and prepare

Erratic, ambiguous and unpredictable, the work of director Terence Malick has been typified as much by what he has not done as what he has, with a break