Browsing: Scifi

You heard that right. To the utter dismay and excitement of the entire world, Disney is going full money-grab-mode and rebooting the beloved franchise. It was only a matter of time, right? I mean, I thought for sure they’d wait until George Lucas kicked the bucket before slaughtering his creation.

Project Hail Mary, the highly anticipated adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel starring Ryan Gosling, arrived in theaters on March 20, 2026. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film is an Amazon MGM Studios production, which provides a clear roadmap for its eventual digital and streaming debut.

The numbers are in, and it’s official: Project Hail Mary is a certified cinematic phenomenon. Two weeks into its theatrical run, the adaptation of Andy Weir’s beloved sci-fi novel isn’t just meeting expectations—it’s launching past them at escape velocity.

The story of Frankenstein is very, very old. Thousands of years old, in fact. The plot is about a renegade god named Prometheus who gathers some clay and breathes life into it. It doesn’t end well.

Tron: Ares is finally out and critic ratings are… not great. Rotten Tomatoes is sitting at 54%, IMDb, 6.4/10. As for me? I’d rate it at… well, you’ll have to wait till the end to find out.

Power up, Users. Here’s everything you need to know from 1982’s Tron and 2010’s Tron: Legacy before Ares hits theaters.

Well, we did it, gang – we painstakingly made it through all eight episodes of Alien: Earth. My opinion of the first four episodes can be copied and pasted into my opinion of the last four episodes, so there is no reason to recap my hatred.

This is the season finale and it’s a mess. The writers try to tie a bunch of threads together from a season that didn’t have a lot of threads. The first 10 minutes are confusing and chaotic and then they introduce a new planet-killing  villain: Evil. I’m not kidding. Evil.

Today, I’m taking a trip down memory lane to a childhood classic that pretty much set me up for life: *The Return to Oz*. Turns out, it wasn’t just nightmare fuel for me as a kid; it also taught me two crucial life lessons.

Terrarium channels the spirit of classic Trek with a grittier twist, pairing a human and a Gorn in an unlikely survival story. It expands the Gorn arc with intriguing parallels, though the ending leaves some questions unresolved.