MAZE RUNNER: THE DEATH CURE Emphasizes Action Over Its Characters
Another Young Adult book-to-film series is set to come to a close this week with Maze Runner: The Death Cure. …Read the Rest
Tag Archives: Science Fiction
VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS Is A Wild Trip
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets opens with an absolutely phenomenal montage. It depicts human progress into space …Read the Rest
WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES Delivers a Fitting Finale
I’ll admit that I can be somewhat dismissive of remakes and reboots from time to time. More often than not, …Read the Rest
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 Doesn’t Soar, But Is Still a Fun Journey
Another month, another comic book adaptation. At least this one isn’t quite as familiar as some of the other offerings …Read the Rest
GHOST IN THE SHELL May Not Capture the Heart, But It Keeps the Eyes Captivated
To be perfectly honest, while this reviewer has seen the 1995 anime feature upon which this live-action remake is based …Read the Rest
LIFE Delivers Some Old-Fashioned, Creature-Feature Chills
Sometimes, science-fiction can challenge viewers with brave, visionary ideas about the future and our place as humans in it. Life …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: BLAST-OFF (1967)
This movie is being released on Blu-ray by Olive Films (www.olivefilms.com – www.facebook.com/olivefilms) on March 21st, 2017. In the late …Read the Rest
PASSENGERS Delivers the Christmas Turkey
Occasionally, you see a bad movie with so much talent in front of and behind the camera, you begin to …Read the Rest
ARRIVAL Packs An Emotional Wallop
Director Denis Villeneuve has been on a great run. His previous films, Sicario, Enemy and Prisoners have been unique films …Read the Rest
STAR TREK BEYOND Isn’t Deep, But Provides Plenty of Thrills
It’s amazing to think about, but this week marks the latest film entry in the lengthy Star Trek series; specifically, …Read the Rest