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Forry Ackerman poses with MARIA – The first major ROBOT in film history. MARIA was featured in Fritz Lang’s 1927 classic METROPOLIS. If you have never seen this movie, you will be amazed at the futuristic look of the film. Almost impossible to believe this was from 1927! A must see for science fiction fans.
Metropolis 1927 — blackwings666
Pitch Black will be released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on August 18 via Arrow Video. This marks Arrow’s first foray into 4K. Luke Preece designed the new cover art, which features “night” and “day” (pictured below) reversible variants.The 2000 sci-fi/action/horror hybrid is directed by David Twohy (A Perfect Getaway) from a script he…
via Pitch Black will be released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on… — Broke Horror Fan
Rated: 2 / 5 So they did it, they made a modern adaptation of the novel (itself I have reviewed). How is it compared to the novel? As in most novel-to-film adaptations, not as good. And it suffers from some of the problems that I geared it would. Yet does have some balls with some […]
via Fahrenheit 451 (2018) review and comparison to the novel — The Anomalous Host
Warner Bros. looks like it’s gearing up to take on Logan’s Run again. After numerous false starts on reboots (at one point, Nicolas Winding Refn was going to remake the sci-fi film), Deadline reports that the studio has now tapped Peter Craig (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay) to write the script for director Simon Kinberg, who […]
Synopsis – A mute bartender goes up against his city’s gangsters in an effort to find out what happened to his missing partner. My Take – With the release of the 2009 science fiction film, Moon, director Duncan Jones quickly becomes a name to lookout for, who managed to follow up his success with the […]
We all have our favorite movies. From timeless classics to little seen gems, there’s tons of movies out there that are truly great. Then, there’s the other side of that equation. Sometimes, you love a film for all the wrong reasons. From action shlock to pure incompetence, the B-movie genre is ripe with “classics.” They […]
Well, here’s a nice way to start the new year: The mass market paperback version of The Collapsing Empire is out today in the US and Canada, available at your local indie and chain bookstores as well as through your favorite online retailers. If you’ve got gift cards or certificates to burn, this is a…
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If you, or a finicky sci-fi fan in your lifehave a hankering for an intelligent space opera/hard sf reading experience, give The Wrong Stars by Tim Pratt a try.
Mr. Fang and Saucer loves it. To quote “Its Firefly style space opera with great characters, witty dialogue, and an interesting premise that sucks you in right away and doesn’t give any indication of letting up.”
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