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It was a promise made by President John F Kennedy on Wednesday 12th September 1962, that the agencies of the United States of America would put a man

If there was ever a happier time for Natasha Romanoff, it was lie; an enemy agent who had to demonstrate her loyalty to be accepted in S.H.I.E.L.D. and

Be they a cyborg, an android or a mechanical automaton, audiences have been enthralled by robots for a hundred years of celluloid, raising questions around the idea of

Based on Masamune Shirow’s manga Ghost In The Shell, the adventures of Major Motoko Kusanagi were originally filmed as Mobile Armored Riot Police: Ghost In The Shell in

Luc Besson, a director known in equal measures for his genius and notoriety, has been around for a long time. His influence on the last twenty five years

When the war is over, what does a soldier do? In all the years since the first Great War, the complaint of soldiers returning to civilian life has

Attended by director Jonathan Glazer and producer James Wilson along with many of their local cast, the closing night gala of the 2014 Glasgow Film Festival was a

The themes of humanity versus machine and humanity alongside machine have been explored in minute detail through science fiction novels, films and television, from Dennis Feltham Jones’ 1966

Captain America is one of the first generation of superheroes, dating back to March 1941, where he took a patriotic stance against the axis powers, and was in