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Brian Duffield’s sci-fi horror No One Will Save You has seen a pretty good reception from viewers despite being hit with the double whammy of a streaming release and lack of advertising on its parent sites. The movie sees a reclusive young woman (Kaitlyn Dever) fending off alien invaders in …

Several elements are still in the offing. But while commercial space travel remains a luxury for only the exorbitantly rich, the idea of in-flight-entertainment by way of a small screen attached to the back of each seat’s headrest has become ubiquitous among major airlines. Similarly, A.I. has not developed to …

Bertrand Bonello is a director, like Bruno Dumont, whose ascent to date has been quite closely associated with the Cannes Film Festival, so it is a surprise to see his latest — a two-hander starring French movie queen Léa Seydoux — make its debut on the Lido. It is sure …

In the present-day-adjacent time period in the unspecified city where Fingernails unfolds, a newish technology has been embraced by a growing number of couples. Promising “no more uncertainty” and “no more divorce,” the simple but physically daunting test enables people to be sure they’ve found a true love connection. All …

Ender’s Game had impossibly high expectations to meet when it was released in 2013. An adaptation of Orson Scott Card’s classic 1985 sci-fi novel, it was unable to reach the same heights as the original work. However, that isn’t to say the star-studded film isn’t without merit, and now a …

Fort Solis first got the attention of video game fans due to its talented voice cast. The Last of Us star Troy Baker and Red Dead Redemption II standout Roger Clark play two key characters, with the talented actress Julia Brown in another pivotal role. With great performances and an …

Netflix’s new techno chiller T.I.M. follows a career-conscious woman called Abi as she moves into a new smart home with her seemingly not-very-trustworthy husband Paul. Even as she tries to make an impact with her new employer, he decides to gift her a “Technologically Integrated Manservant” (T.I.M.) to fuss around …

The Wachowskis have frankly never matched or surpassed that first Matrix film, with the three sequels falling into near-incoherence and, in the case of the latest one (The Matrix Resurrections, directed solely by Lana), pointlessness. They scored again with the dystopian V for Vendetta (2006), but while Speed Racer (2008), …

Best Sci-Fi TV Shows of the 21st Century read full article at worldnews365.me 27 12. The Expanse The Expanse is special, that rare TV show that has a good story with something to say and the right people telling it. In the case of the political space opera that started …

Have you heard of a new movie about a team of quantum physicists who build a revolutionary device that, once it’s set off, may change the course of the world forever? In the case that you have, you’re probably not thinking of Aporia, a cleverly crafted sci-fi indie whose budget …

Bubble Directed by Attack on Titan’s Tetsurō Araki, Bubble makes the list not because it’s the best sci-fi anime title in the Netflix library (it’s not), but because it’s a rare example of a post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie that’s bright, colorful, and genuinely enchanting. The story—a riff on The Little Mermaid …

Meg 2: The Trench – August 4 Jason Statham is BACK punching big sharks right in the face in the sequel to 2018’s unexpected sci-fi hit The Meg. Directed by Ben Wheatley and starring…hang on, Ben Wheatley?? British indie darling Ben Wheatley?? The man who gave us Sightseers, Kill List, …