Our man of man movies, Mark Kermode, never gives up. He’s truly eager to watch scifi movie Monster Hunter by Paul W. S. Anderson, based on the Capcom video game with Anderson’s wife Milla Jovovich as the lead actor – a U.S. Army Ranger Captain, Natalie Artemis, who gets pulled into a portal to an […]
Here’s the trailer for Settlers, a science fiction film directed by Wyatt Rockefeller, due for release on July 23rd, 2021. On a remote homestead out on the Martian frontier, a refugee family from Earth is barely scratching a living, when raiders turn up trying to run them off their tiny farm.
For fans of the classic anime TV series and various movies based around Space Battleship Yamato (or Starblazers if you were in the USA), there’s a new follow-on double movie coming to Japan, Space Battleship Yamato 2205, with the first part of the dilm duology hitting cinemas on the 8th October 2021. For those of […]
The Critical Thinker is back for a little classic retrospective work, in this case a very fine review, of one of the greatest anime epics of all time, Castle In The Sky by Studio Ghibli. There are weird flying airships, sympathetic ancient robots, and many more themes of interest to anyone who loves a fine slice of […]
Here’s the review of the second episode of the new Loki TV series from Marvel, as appearing on Disney Plus. Loki is feeling his feet with the TVA, and has to prove his worth to Agent Mobius by hunting a rogue Loki variant down – or is it him? Spoilers lie ahead – more spoilage than a crate full […]
Here’s the trailer for the second season of Star Trek: Picard – in which the time-line is broken and everyone ends up in an alternative reality. To fix it, some time travelling to the past is in order. John de Lancie is back as Q, of course. There’s also a better quality trailer over here […]
Hello everyone I should stay from the start that as geeks we don’t necessarily suffer from boredom. Well, not for long. If we’re idle, then we find something to do, even staring into space, our minds are imagining something. Depending on what you read, some level of boredom is either good for you or might […]
Has anyone wondered why so few Science Fiction realities don’t have any news media facilities? Granted it would be difficult with dictatorships without getting the literal chop but you would have to wonder why it isn’t utilised by the oppressed to get their message across more effectively and cheaper than a war. All right, there […]
What will transport look like in the future? That’s the question that is answered in this week’s episode of the Click technology and science show. Watch it in full in this 30-minute-long video.
In this 45-minute long science/history documentary, which looks a little like something from the first Captain America movie, the very real plan of the Germans during world war two to drop a nuke on New York is explored. How near was the scheme to becoming a goer, and making the twists and turns of history […]
Science fiction author Adrian Tchaikovsky sits down to chat with the FP’s Andrew Sumner to chat for twenty minutes about Adrian’s new The Final Architecture SF series, book one being Shards of Earth. It’s a little like Titan A.E., with an alien-destroyed Earth, and the survivors trying to get by and work out why humanity […]
‘The Trouble With Peace’ could have been that I haven’t read the first book in this series. This works as a standalone but will make you curious to follow the series, so maybe don’t read on if you haven’t read volume 1, ‘A Little Hatred’. It all ended happily ever after. Don’t be ridiculous. Peace […]
Netflix have a new superhero film about to drop, this one in French (so, subtitles on), called How I Became a Superhero – in a world where humans and superheroes co-exist, a lone wolf cop – is there any other kind? – teams up with a detective to dismantle a dark plot to extract superpowers.
Is there an alien scout craft hiding concealed within the Solar System’s Kuiper Belt? Well, maybe. It might sound like the beginning of Rendezvous With Rama, but some people have their suspicions.
