Tag: science fiction

Life is hard but predictable for Lora Robinson, fifteen years old as measured by the old calendar and soon to turn sixteen, but she has grown up on

Forty years after original release, it is the violence for which Rollerball is remembered; ironic then, that in the promotional materials at the time of release director Norman

For more than forty years his novels have defined sections of book stores; regardless of how small or large those stores may be, there will always be a

It’s difficult third film time for writer/director Neill Blomkamp, the release of his latest feature almost overshadowed by the near simultaneous announcement that he has been signed by

There is an adage which states that those who cannot do teach. In modern filmmaking, the corrolary has become that those who cannot do make found footage films,

Like Lost in La Mancha to Terry Gilliam’s The Man who Killed Don Quixote (which ironically is in production again, fifteen years after original thwarted attempt), there are

Released in 2010, Gareth Edward’s Monsters was “the little film that could.” His debut feature film, funded for less than $500,000, it toured the festival circuit to great

“Time Travel. Since my first day on the job as a Starfleet captain I swore I`d never let myself get caught in one of these godforsaken paradoxes –

We have recently had “Super Bowl Sunday,” and ignoring the actual sport side of it, the spectacle surrounding the event has become more of a cultural phenomenon than

It’s not enough to have a big budget; the major studios love to throw their money around, actively boasting about how much their latest tentpole picture cost as