Ex Machina intrigued me just by reading it’s synopsis and there was only one word I could think of to describe it: unsettling. Ex Machina is a spectacular sci-fi take on Artificial Intelligence. While the subject was popular and used … Continue reading Ex Machina – A dream in black and white
Was I hyped for this one or what? Mad Max: Fury Road hit theaters last weekend and had an estimated $109.4 million grossing world-wide with $44.4 million in the United States alone in just 3 days. With a budget of $150 million, I … Continue reading Mad Max: Fury Road – A lovely day indeed
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A tale of love lost in the distant future where people relive their fondest memories with virtual reality. Everything spins out of control for our Hero as the lines between reality and the virtual memories begin to blur. Continue reading Memory 2.0 – A tale of love lost in the distant future
After a short teaser for the upcoming series “Childhood’s End, based on the work of Arthur C. Clarke, we now have a full 2 minutes trailer. And I have to say, it looks amazing. People were indeed thrilled about the news last time I posted the first news and there were allot of talks about how they are going to screw things up with this one. As far as this goes, even if they won’t stay true the book, I still want to watch this. I also love the choice for Mike Vogel for the leading role. You can watch the trailer bellow: Continue reading Exclusive “Childhood’s End” trailer
McCarthy’s novel has at least two qualities: it’s thin and has big letters. I would say it’s the first novel I read where nothing happens. But from my point of view, if I got through with it, it’s still a readable novel. Continue reading A post-apocalyptic tale: The Road – Cormac McCarthy
The film has all the ingredients of a vampire classic: crossbows, bats, pale skin, blood, more blood, even more blood and of course sunlight of destruction. What’s new is lightproof vehicles using video cameras for exterior vision, or special military costumes that allow the vampires to face the sun. Continue reading Daybreakers – a sci-fi vampire flick
It’s not news anymore that the beloved sci-fi/paranormal show, The X-Files will return with brand new six episodes season. It’s not going to be a reboot, in the common sense, as the producer Chris Carter stated that the story will follow … Continue reading “The X-Files” will premiere Jan-24-2016
The Machine is a low budget film. It’s a movie about androids but being unable to rely on special effects of the highest quality, the movie unfolds a very well written story. With a dark atmosphere, the film focuses on characters, with more than a clear asimovian feel to it. Continue reading Man and clown are the same – The Machine [2013]
Directed by Carl E. Rinsch, ‘The Gift’ Belongs to the “Pararell Lines” Phillips Cinema. Placed in Russia, The Gift is a Sci-Fi short filled with allot of action sequences and an amazing atmosphere depicting a futuristic city of Moscow. More … Continue reading The Gift – not the regular sci-fi film you are used to see
Good news for all the fans of Under the Dome out there. The show was not only renewed for a new season, but it will also have a 2 hours premiere this summer, on June 25. Be ready to find out what is going to happen with Barbie and the folks that were inside Chester Mill when the dome came up. Have they really found a way out? I don’t know about you but I can’t wait to find out what’s next. Continue reading Under the Dome returns with a two-hour premiere on June 25
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