A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) These days, the letters “AI” bring to mind social media squabbles, in which tech bros announce that a computer has created a perfect piece of art and people with functional eyes contend that it decidedly has not. But for much of the 20th century, the concept …
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What can be said about Star Wars: A New Hope that hasn’t been said before? How many different times can it be stated how George Lucas’ film changed pop culture, the movie business, most of our lives, the whole works? It’s hard to think of a movie – and the franchise it …
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When Fort Solis was originally announced last year during Summer Games Fest 2022, many assumed it would be a typical sci-fi horror game in the same ilk as Dead Space, The Callisto Protocol, and Alien: Isolation. However, after getting a chance to go hands-on with the game, it’s clear that …
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I’ve not seen a ton of the show, admittedly, but this feels like the kind of thing where, especially because I know Damon got into some of this with “Lost” years ago where they just were chasing their tails, so how long would you ideally see this going? Is this …
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EXCLUSIVE: After directing a starry ensemble led by Abigail Breslin in the Miranda Rights drama Miranda’s Victim, filmmaker Michelle Danner has set the sci-fi action-thriller Helios as her next feature. The film from Centerboro Production, based on a script by Patricia A. Beninati (Hubble: 20 Years of Discovery), Michael K. …
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In 1982, the same year Sir Ben Kingsley won his Best Actor Oscar for Gandhi, the year’s other big movie was Steven Spielberg’s E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial. Now, 40 years later, Kingsley has found his own E.T., a sort of combination of that classic with a bit of Cocoon, and …
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What’s the key to not solely changing into a Bollywood success story but in addition sustaining that success for many years? When you ask Anil Kapoor, the reply is surprisingly straightforward – you continue to learn from much more profitable individuals. Prior to now few years, the star has experimented …
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L.A. born and bred, the acclaimed photographer and filmmaker Alex Prager has lengthy been a favourite of the culturati. Her playful, colourful work makes use of traditional Previous Hollywood tropes to look at darker fashionable themes, together with these of isolation and the necessity for connection and empathy. Prager’s first …
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Spoiler alert: Dinosaurs and people didn’t exist on Earth on the identical time. This presents an issue for filmmakers trying to make a dinosaur film with human/dino interplay, a minimum of by way of historic accuracy. One choice is to disregard actuality completely, as One Million Years B.C. did. One …
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Bert I. Gordon, the sci-fi director who aimed to terrify drive-in denizens of the Nineteen Fifties and ’60s with low-budget movies that includes colossal creatures, shrinking people and radioactive monsters, has died. He was 100. Gordon died Wednesday in Los Angeles of issues from a fall in his Beverly Hills …
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With the rise of the streaming period and the dominance of social media got here a keener consciousness of if — and when — your new favourite present goes to get the axe. However figuring out the tip is coming would not make it harm much less. In reality, there …
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Marvel Studios kicks off MCU’s Part 5 with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and Marvel has delivered an superior visible spectacle that can take audiences and followers on a wild thrill trip by means of the Quantum Realm. As a fan of the Ant-Man movies, I’ve been trying ahead to …
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